Dr. Michael LoGiudice

Personal Info

Dr. LoGiudice’s philosophy was shaped long before he entered chiropractic school. Raised in Oregon in a hardworking Italian family, he developed an appreciation for discipline, perseverance, and service. He later served as a Reconnaissance Marine in the United States Marine Corps and continued his military career as an Army National Guard Combat Medic and military instructor. Those experiences reinforced the values that continue to guide his practice today: integrity, accountability, preparation, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.

He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic and has been continually licensed to practice chiropractic in Oregon since 2007. Throughout his career, he has remained committed to improving his clinical skills and has been certified by two different organizations as a specialist in non-surgical spinal decompression. Over the last 4 years, integration of emerging technologies and rehabilitation strategies that improve patient outcomes has been guiding him through this transformative phase in his career.

Dr. LoGiudice has developed a clinical philosophy centered on one simple idea:

“Movement is our Medicine. Restoring Function is our Mission.”

Rather than asking only, “Where does it hurt?” he asks, “Why has the body lost its ability to function normally?” His evaluations are designed to identify movement dysfunction, biomechanical imbalance, joint restriction, muscular weakness, and other contributing factors that often precede pain. He believes the body frequently whispers before it screams, and that recognizing those early signs provides the greatest opportunity to restore health.

His clinical interests include:

• Herniated and degenerative disc conditions
• Non-surgical spinal decompression
• Auto accident and whiplash rehabilitation
• Sports injuries
• Work-related injuries
• Chronic neck and back pain
• Knee and extremity rehabilitation
• Functional movement restoration
• Conservative management of complex musculoskeletal disorders
• Veterans health and suicide prevention
• Where does motivation come from?
• Depression and Gut Health

Patients appreciate Dr. LoGiudice for combining advanced technology with a hands-on, individualized approach. Every treatment plan is tailored to the person rather than a diagnosis, recognizing that no two patients heal in exactly the same way.

Beyond patient care, Dr. LoGiudice is developing a new Technique System  (stay tuned) — an evolving clinical framework designed to standardize assessment, rehabilitation, outcome measurement, and conservative spine care. He is currently developing and authoring the InterState Medical Group Constitution, a comprehensive philosophy of patient-centered healthcare that emphasizes integrity, accountability, clinical excellence, continuous learning, and the responsible use of evidence-informed medicine. He also has the aspiration of turning his clinical research and military experience into a riveting book. You heard it here first.

His long-term vision extends beyond the walls of the clinic. Through education, research, mentorship, public speaking, and future professional training programs, he hopes to advance conservative musculoskeletal care while helping patients and healthcare providers better understand the importance of movement, function, and lifelong health.

When he’s not caring for patients, Dr. LoGiudice enjoys spending time with his family, exploring the Pacific Northwest, staying physically active, traveling, SCUBA diving and continuing his lifelong pursuit of learning. He believes every day presents an opportunity to become a better physician, a better leader, and a better servant to his community.

At InterState Medical Group, Dr. LoGiudice’s goal is not simply to help patients feel better today—it is to help them preserve their freedom, maintain their independence, protect their dignity, and continue living the life they were created to enjoy.