Hello my name is Dr. Bryan Schuetz of The Columbus Chiropractors and I was raised in Eastern Ohio.
I decided to become a chiropractor after experiencing an injury in college while lifting weights. One day I had a heavy weight on my back when I heard a “SNAP” and fell to the floor. I could not get up and soon realized that I was paralyzed from the waist down. Not a good feeling for a 19 year old.
I was carried into to my medical doctor who made a surgical referral and sent me on my way. I decided to call my uncle who is a chiropractor in Denver and he gave me a referral to see a chiropractor in my area. I figured what do I have to lose?
My chiropractor took X-Rays of my spine and explained to me that I had a bone that was shifted out of place and was pinching a nerve in my back. He said that by adjusting the bone back where it should be would relieve the pressure on the nerve and restore proper function to my body. He was right. I did not dance out of his office that day but I did walk out and that was a great improvement great after being carried into the office just a short time before.
My chiropractor helped my spine to heal over the next few months and explained that regular spinal check ups would help to keep my spine strong and flexible as I got older. Not only was I out of pain but had better sleep, better clarity, and even better workouts! Over the time I was under care I decided that having chiropractic care made such a difference in my life that I would become a chiropractor myself and help everyone I could to experience the natural healing I had in my life.
So I was off to graduate school a few years later in Atlanta Georgia. I really loved spending time learning my craft and gaining knowledge to help my patients. During my last year of school I was blessed with my first son Robert. Robert’s birth was one I will remember forever. He was bigger than expected and he was badly injured upon delivery. He had both arms broken and had nerve damage in his cervical spine. You see, they grade a baby’s health on a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best at 1 minute and 10 minutes after birth. Robert was a 1 at one minute after birth. Things looked bad until I did what I knew I could do to help. Robert got his first chiropractic adjustment when he was 1 minute old and his eyes popped open for the first time. After his 10 minute score he was an 8 of 10. This meant he would most likely survive.
The doctors diagnosed Robert with Erb’s Palsy because of the damage to his neck and said he would never be “normal.” They advised us that he would have many health problems and that he would be inactive and probably overweight if we weren’t careful.
Well they could not be more wrong and they could not be more right. Anything but “normal,” Robert kept receiving chiropractic care and exercised throughout childhood and has become quite an athlete. He excels at Lacrosse and Golf. He graduated high school with honors and is in the honors program at Ohio State. I sometimes wonder how things would have turned out if I had not experienced my injury as a young man and decided to become a chiropractor after my healing. I am so happy I could be there for my son and now all the other people I have shared chiropractic with over the past 25 years.
Thank you for taking the time to read a little about me and for visiting www.TheColumbusChiropractors.com. I look forward to learning more about you and how we can help you to experience better health through chiropractic care.
-Dr. Bryan Schuetz
Dr. Cullen Moore was born and raised in Delaware, where his journey into healthcare began long before he ever stepped into a classroom. As a child, an unexpected injury changed the course of his life: he suffered a fracture to his L4/L5 vertebrae. He was told by his medical doctor that he would not be able to play sports again. What could have been a setback became a defining moment. During his recovery, Dr. Moore experienced firsthand the power of compassionate care and the profound impact that dedicated healthcare providers can have on a person’s life. That experience planted a seed that would eventually become his calling.
Growing up, Dr. Moore developed a deep respect for the body’s ability to heal when given the right support. He became fascinated not only with recovery, but with helping people regain confidence, mobility, and quality of life after injury or chronic pain. What stood out to him most was how chiropractic care addressed not just symptoms, but the underlying causes—helping patients return to the lives they loved. That philosophy resonated deeply and ultimately inspired the path he chose.
He attended The Ohio State University, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in 2021. While his academic years sharpened his understanding of health and human performance, his motivation remained deeply personal: to one day provide the same life-changing support he had once received. He carried that purpose with him to Life University in Marietta, where he pursued his Doctor of Chiropractic degree and further refined his commitment to helping patients heal naturally and live fully.
Today, Dr. Moore brings more than clinical knowledge to his practice—he brings empathy born from experience. He understands what it means to feel limited by pain, uncertain during recovery, and hopeful for a return to normal life. That perspective shapes every patient interaction. Whether someone is recovering from injury, managing chronic discomfort, or simply striving to move and feel better, Dr. Moore is passionate about creating individualized care that helps each person reach their goals.
For Dr. Moore, chiropractic is more than a profession—it’s a way to serve the community that shaped him and to honor the people who helped him when he needed it most. He looks forward to making a meaningful difference in the lives of everyone who walks through the door, helping patients not just recover, but thrive.
Outside the office, Dr. Moore enjoys being outdoors, spending time on the golf course, and making memories with his fiance’, his 2 dogs, family and friends —always embracing the active, healthy lifestyle he encourages in others.
-Dr. Cullen Moore