Meet Dr. Jason Schone, D.C. - Westerville, Ohio

Dr. Jason Schone is the clinic director and Gonstead-trained chiropractor at HealthFirst Chiropractic’s Westerville office. He has extensive experience treating disc injuries, sciatica, personal injury cases, and complex spinal conditions.

Dr. Jason Schone's Journey to Chiropractic

Jason Schone grew up with an athlete’s understanding of what the body can do and what happens when it breaks down. After graduating from Miami University in 2000, where he played baseball, he went on to earn his Doctorate of Chiropractic from Palmer College in 2004. Palmer is the birthplace of chiropractic and the institution most closely associated with the Gonstead system the approach that has defined how Dr. Schone has practiced ever since.

He joined HealthFirst Chiropractic as an owner and clinic director in Westerville, where he has built a practice known for precision, thoroughness, and results that hold. His background as a competitive athlete directly shapes how he approaches sports injuries and performance-related care.

Education and Credentials

B.S., Miami University - 2000
Doctorate of Chiropractic, Palmer College of Chiropractic - 2004
Expert in full spine Gonstead technique
Advanced training in clinical nutrition
Advanced training in auto accident injuries
Advanced training in pediatric chiropractic
Advanced training in extremity adjusting
Certified Department of Transportation Medical Examiner
Member, Ohio State Chiropractic Association
Member, Westerville Chamber of Commerce

What Dr. Jason Schone Specializes In

Dr. Schone’s clinical focus covers the full scope of what HealthFirst Westerville offers, with particular depth in a few areas that reflect both his training and his patient base.

Full Spine Gonstead Chiropractic

Precise, analysis-driven adjustments based on X-ray, instrumentation, and palpation findings. Every adjustment is specific to the exact level involved.

Sports Chiropractic

From in-season maintenance to injury recovery, Dr. Schone works with athletes of all levels. His background in competitive baseball gives him a first-hand understanding of what athletic injuries actually feel like and what recovery demands.