Dr. Erich Breitenmoser
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From an early age, Dr. Erich Breitenmoser has had a vision to go beyond what the average doctor aspires to both in his life and in his practice. At the age of ten he knew that his search for his "purpose" in life - would one day bring him to America.
While in college, it was Arnold Schwarzenegger who inspired him to pursue his dreams. He was always inspired by people who looked healthy and athletic. He found that to achieve his goals, he would need persistence and perseverance.
It was not until he learned about Chiropractic, through Franco Columbo, Arnold’s best friend, that he knew he had found his chose field, Chiropractic. He immediately fell in love with the science, art and philosophy of Chiropractic.
After finishing just one year of medical school in Switzerland, he applied to Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, and was accepted. His move to the United States was part of his dream come true. After graduating in 1986, Dr. Erich moved to California and opened a 1,000 sq. ft. office and built his dream practice. After just four years in business he was seeing 1,000 patient visits a week, with very little overhead and two employees.
By doing three things: organizing, streamlining and simplifying his office, he was able to maintain a high volume, low stress practice, while working only three and a half days a week. A total of 18 hours.
Because of his success and inspiration, Chiropractors around the world seek him out - to learn his secrets of creating a high volume practice with very little overhead and stress. In addition to running his busy practice, Dr. Breitenmoser goes to practices all over the United States for a number of things like: In-House Consulting, Personal Coaching, and motivational seminars. He frequently speaks to Chiropractic organizations, teaching them the principles and philosophy of what makes a practice a true chiropractic practice.
He makes an impact on doctors wherever he goes, because he teaches them his success principles - that work. His #1 goal is to teach every Chiropractic doctor these success principles, so the Chiropractic profession can grow and prosper in this century.