Drew Fogg graduated with Clinical Excellence Honors from Palmer College of Chiropractic West (1999) and received his Masters in Sports Medicine from the University of Western States (2016). He completed a Masters practicum at Cal Poly Humboldt and consults with the sports medicine staffs at both local colleges.
He's board certified in musculoskeletal rehab (American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board) and sports injury (American Board of Chiropractic Sports Physicians) in addition to Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (McKenzie Institute).
Dr. Fogg completed the University of Pittsburgh's inaugural Primary Spine Practitioner Certification Program in 2018. A first of its kind program, UPitt proposes to establish a new healthcare provider class equipped to combat trends in rapidly rising spine care costs despite worsening medical outcomes documented throughout the U.S. since the mid-90s.
A former Palmer College instructor (2000-2001) and current adjunct faculty member of the University of Pittsburgh's School of Rehabilitation Sciences (2020-2025), Dr. Fogg utilizes a biospychosocial approach and is trained in a host of manual techniques (HVLA Manipulation, Flexion/Distraction, Activator instrument, Drop, MET, PNF), soft tissue therapies (Trigger Point, Graston, FAKTR), Neurodynamic Exercises, Pain Neuroscience Education, and a myriad of assessment and stabilization methods.
Dr. Fogg helped establish the chiropractic programs for both Open Door Community Health Center and Redwoods Rural Health Center and has served as an educational provider for the Providence Family Medicine Residency at St. Joseph Hospital. Additionally, Active Care serves as a rotation site for the ODCHC Nurse Practitioner Postgraduate Residency in Family Practice and Community Health.