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Dr. Lelwica graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College and received her Doctorate of Chiropractic at Northwestern College of Chiropractic.  While in graduate school she served as President of the Student American Chiropractic Association and assisted in the teaching of spinal biomechanics.  She served as an associate professor for NWCC, teaching interns and treating patients in the women and children’s clinic.   After serving the Eden Prairie community for eight years, she sold her clinic and joined Hopkins Health and Wellness.

Dr. Gronholz received his Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Chiropractic degrees at Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, Minnesota after completing his premedical courses at Central Lakes Community College in Brainerd.  While in graduate school he completed further training in activator methods, flexion distraction, and advanced diversified techniques.  He practiced at Normandale Chiropractic in Bloomington before moving back to the lakes area to join the Hopkins Health and Wellness team in 2015.

J.P. graduated from the Physical Therapy program at the University of Minnesota in 1988 and has been practicing in the Pequot Lakes/Brainerd area since that time.  He has worked with a wide range of patients with physical problems over the years, but is especially interested in orthopedics which has been the focus of his continuing education.  J.P. lives in Pequot Lakes with his wife and son.  He enjoys playing music in several area groups, exercising, being outdoors, camping with his family.

Lisa graduated from Bethel University and received her Associates in Physical Therapy at St Catherine University.  Lisa’s work at Healtheast Optimum Rehabilitation in Woodbury was extensive and diverse.  It included therapy for sports injury, post surgical recovery, orthopedic injury, gait training, stroke, spinal cord injury and lymphedema.  She also worked with muscular dystrophy, Parkinson’s Disease and amputee patients. She joined Hopkins Health and Wellness in 2015.