Dr. Madeline Tejada was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts were she attended Boston public schools until she graduated high school. She was an honorary student in high school where she received scholarships and grants and was accepted to Boston University in 1998. She graduated in 2002 with a Bachelors of Science in Biomedical Laboratory and Clinical Sciences. Shortly after graduating, she decided to further her education and discovered her passion for chiropractic.

She enrolled at the University Of Bridgeport College Of Chiropractic in 2003. She completed the four year rigorous program and graduated Summa Cum Laude in her class in May 2007. She began working as a coverage chiropractor throughout the greater Boston area for approximately four years up until she decided to live up to her dream and open up her own practice to give back to her communities.
 

Dr. Tejada is a first generation American whose family migrated here from a small town in the north of the Dominican Republic over 30 years ago. She takes pride in her heritage. She adores spending time with her family and loved ones.

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Dr. Tejada is also a breast cancer survivor which has awakened a passion of hers to help others that are going through active cancer treatment or remission deal with the common musculoskeletal aches and pain that accompany the cancer journey. Her own experience with her cancer treatment and post Mastectomy rehabilitation has highlighted the importance of chiropractic care in similar situations.

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Her true passion is to help people in need, of different walks of life,
of any age or size, one adjustment at a time.