What does it take to grow a chiropractic practice from a single clinic into a statewide vision?

In this episode of The Care2Grow Show, Dr. Larry Arbeitman sits down with Dr. Rick Means II, founder of Corrective Spinal Care of Florida, to discuss leadership, purpose, and building a practice that truly serves.

Dr. Means shares his journey as a second-generation chiropractor, following in the footsteps of his father and family while developing his own vision for the future of chiropractic care. After opening his first clinic in Cape Coral in 2016, the growth of the practice quickly led to additional locations in Fort Myers and Bonita Springs — with a long-term goal of expanding across Florida.

But this conversation goes beyond expansion.

Dr. Means shares the deeper principles that drive sustainable practice growth:

• Serving patients with clarity and purpose
• Building a culture that reflects your mission
• Leading a team through vision and example
• Scaling while protecting the heart of care

This episode is a powerful reminder that growth in healthcare must always begin with service.

As Dr. Means shares throughout the conversation:

"I find joy in serving others. Period."

If you're a chiropractor, healthcare leader, or practice owner seeking to grow while staying rooted in purpose, this conversation will resonate deeply.

Dr. Rick Means II is the founder of Corrective Spinal Care of Florida, with clinics in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and Bonita Springs. A second-generation chiropractor, he began his career working alongside his father and uncle before launching his own practice in 2016.

His long-term vision is to expand corrective spinal care throughout the state of Florida, serving communities through a network of 26 or more offices.

Dr. Means lives in Florida with his wife Dakota and their son, Church, and remains deeply committed to the mission of serving others through chiropractic care.

Website
www.FLSpinalCare.com

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facebook.com/FLSpinalCare

The Care2Grow Show is dedicated to exploring leadership, culture, and the principles that help healthcare professionals build practices rooted in purpose and care.

Hosted by Dr. Larry Arbeitman, DC