Meet Dr. Ed Boren

A Life Rooted in the Upstate

I attended school in Central and graduated from Daniel High School in 1967. In June of 1968 I enlisted in the US Navy and served my country in the armed forces until 1972.

After the Navy I attended North Greenville College, now North Greenville University, and Life Chiropractic College, where I studied to become a Doctor of Chiropractic.

My own path into chiropractic was personal. After suffering a back injury and receiving treatment from Dr. Ed Bolt, I saw firsthand how chiropractic care could help people, and I decided to devote my professional life to helping others the same way.

Patients choosing chiropractic care often want to know who will be guiding their treatment before they arrive. On this page, Dr. Edward Mack Boren introduces the background and philosophy that shape his approach to chiropractic care in the Upstate. His story includes early schooling in Central, time served in the US Navy, and later chiropractic training, all of which inform a practice built around gentleness, effectiveness, affordability, and ethics. The emphasis throughout is on treating each patient with respect and care rather than rushing through an appointment.

Learning about the doctor is only the beginning of a visit to a chiropractic office, and the page invites readers to plan their first appointment or reach out to the office with questions. Many people arrive dealing with neck pain, headaches, lower back discomfort, sciatica, or the aftereffects of auto accidents, workplace injuries, and personal injuries covered by workers' compensation. Others are simply interested in wellness and ongoing quality of life. Understanding the chiropractor's background helps set expectations before treatment begins.