AUTO INJURY?
Kris Wilson, DC, IN REMEMBRANCE
Dr Kris Wilson DC was a vital part of our accident and injury clinic for many years until he lost his battle with cancer in 2026. Dr. Wilson was a favorite among patients, the staff, and many of the attorneys that we work with. He was an excellent doctor, could read a radiology report like an expert, and often served as “checks and balances” on patient injuries that needed a second review. He will be missed by all those who thought so highly of his care, work ethic and friendly smile.
Kris Wilson, DC
Dr. Wilson is a chiropractor with extensive background in treatment of a variety of neuromusculoskeletal injuries. He has been involved in postoperative rehabilitation of partial discectomy, laminectomy, cervical and lumbar fusions, carpal tunnel repair, cubital transposition, rotator cuff repair, AC joint arthroscopy with or without distal clavicle excision, knee meniscal repairs, ACL reconstruction, collateral ligament repairs, etc. His extensive background in treating and managing personal injury means he has an extensive understanding of accident pain.
Dr. Wilson began working with auto injury patients at the Brooks Clinic in 2019. He is generous with his time and you may find him working at any of our clinics. He is a graduate of the Parker College of Chiropractic. Dr. Wilson performed his undergraduate studies at the University of Oklahoma, where he majored in Economics and PreMed. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity at OU.
His warm smile and a great sense of humor make him a favorite provider for many of our patients. Before joining The Brooks Clinic, he managed his own chiropractic clinic. Joining The Brooks Clinic family of providers means he has the opportunity to see a larger number of patients who need help with catastrophic injury. His talents are well used.
He has a teenage son – so we know he can pretty much handle anything.
“My career has been centered on helping people get out of pain. Much of my experience has been helping people overcome auto accident spine and whiplash pain, both before and after surgery. If we can prevent a patient from having to consider surgery, we’ve given them a better life. That’s what it’s all about.”