About Dr. Sue Reagan, D.C.

Dr. Sue grew up in Lawrence, KS, then moved to Sioux City, IA to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, minoring in Business and Chemistry at Morningside University in May 2022. In September 2021, Dr. Sue started her graduate program at Cleveland University - Kansas City to become a Chiropractic Physician. In her 8th trimester at CUKC, Dr. Sue married the love of her life and biggest supporter, Daniel, on June 14th, 2024. By April 2025, she completed all her course requirements to earn her Doctor of Chiropractic degree, just one month after giving birth to her daughter, Eileen. She then found the perfect place for her practice in Smithville, MO.

Dr. Sue loves to paint, read fantasy and thriller novels, bake and cook, and will cheer on the Chiefs and Jayhawks during every game. Any free time she has is dedicated to her family, watching movies, and going to the park with her fur-baby, Hemi (a 50lbs Staffordshire Terrier).

Dr. Sue has had the honor of interviewing with VoyageKC Magazine and America's Best in Medicine 2025-2026. Articles are available for viewing at Daily Inspiration: Meet Dr. Sue Reagan, D.C. - VoyageKC Magazine and at Americas Best In Medicine

Frequently Asked Questions

What is chiropractic care?

Chiropractic care focuses on assessing the body, specifically the musculoskeletal system, to find subluxations and imbalances which hinder the body's innate ability to heal itself. Adjustments provided by a licensed health care professional (Chiropractor) work to encourage homeostasis throughout the entire body and nervous system.

Who can benefit from chiropractic?

Anyone can benefit from Chiropractic care! There are select few people who may not benefit from chiropractic care - but that is why each individual will be fully evaluated prior to treatments!

How does it work?

Our neurological-based chiropractic care works to assess the body through orthopedic examinations, physical examinations, and palpation of the spine, pelvis, and extremities. We look for imbalances within the body, along with any other conditions that may need co-treatment with other health care professionals.

Is it safe for children?

Yes, our techniques are gentle and specifically tailored to support children's growth and development.

What should I expect?

Plan to expect a new patient exam that takes between 15-45 minutes depending on what you come in for. We will make sure to take a full history and examination prior to adjustments and could seek out radiographs if needed (determined by orthopedic and physical examinations, and other radiology guidelines). All other expectations will be lined out at each visit when needed.

How can I get started?

You can schedule a consultation through our website to explore how we can support your family's health.