Dr. Michael Warner (Chiropractor)

Dr. Michael Warner has been caring for individuals and families in the Mechanicsburg community for more than four decades. His extensive experience allows him to provide thoughtful, individualized care to patients seeking pain relief, improved mobility, and support in achieving their overall health goals.

Dr. Warner has a special interest in nutrition and enjoys helping patients understand how their daily choices may complement their chiropractic care. His approach considers the whole person, combining decades of clinical experience with practical guidance tailored to each patient’s individual needs and goals.

Warner Chiropractic Care Center has deep roots in the community. Dr. Warner’s father, Dr. James E. Warner, established the practice on Main Street in Mechanicsburg in 1951. After graduating from the National College of Chiropractic in 1982, Dr. Warner returned home to join his father in practice and continue the family’s tradition of serving the surrounding community. As the practice grew, it moved to its current East Trindle Road location in 1996.

A lifelong member of the Mechanicsburg area, Dr. Warner remains actively involved in his community through his local church and other activities. Outside the office, he enjoys attending Cumberland Valley High School football games, following Philadelphia sports, hunting, gardening, and traveling across the country with his wife.

Dr. Andrew Heck (Chiropractor)

Dr. Andrew Heck is passionate about helping people in pain return to the activities that matter most to them. As a former competitive tennis and soccer player with degrees in both chiropractic and exercise physiology, he understands how frustrating it can be when pain limits an active lifestyle. His approach is especially well suited for athletes, weekend warriors, active adults, and individuals with physically demanding jobs who have a specific goal they want to achieve.

Rather than focusing only on temporary pain relief, Dr. Heck works with each patient to identify what is limiting them and develop a practical, goal-oriented plan for improvement. Whether a patient wants to return to a sport, exercise comfortably, perform a demanding job, keep up with family, or simply move with greater confidence, his care is centered on helping that person make meaningful progress toward the activities they value.

Dr. Heck earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Logan University in 2019 after receiving his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology in 2016. His additional training includes the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), Clinical Neurodynamics, Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), and Cox Flexion-Distraction. He incorporates chiropractic care, movement assessment, exercise, and soft-tissue techniques according to each patient’s individual needs and goals.

Dr. Heck has also been an active leader in the Pennsylvania chiropractic profession. He served as President of the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Association from May 2024 through May 2026 and remains committed to advancing patient access and the chiropractic profession. He received the PCA Rising Star Award in 2022 and was named PCA Chiropractor of the Year in both 2024 and 2026.

Outside the office, Dr. Heck continues to enjoy tennis, soccer, exercise, and spending time with his family. His experiences as an athlete continue to shape his belief that effective care should help patients do more than feel better—it should help them return to the life they want to live.