Concierge chiropractor, advocate, leader — dedicated to the health of her patients and the future of her profession.
Dr. Farrar is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a foundation built across three degrees and a career defined by both clinical excellence and community leadership. She is passionate about helping people move better, feel better, and live without the limitations that pain creates — whether in a clinical setting or a corporate boardroom.
Dr. Farrar completed her clinical training at the VA Fort Worth Outpatient Clinic, treating patients within a multidisciplinary, hospital-based setting — experience that deepened her expertise in complex musculoskeletal cases. As a concierge chiropractor, she brings that same expertise directly to patients, meeting them at home or the office rather than requiring a trip to a clinic.
Dr. Farrar's commitment to the chiropractic profession extends far beyond the clinic. As a student, she was nominated and elected by her peers to serve as the National Legislative Chair of the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) — representing the student voice on legislative and advocacy matters at a national level. She went on to co-chair the 2025 ACA Student Leadership Conference, bringing together chiropractic students from across the country for a collaborative and impactful event. Her dedication to the profession was recognized with the 2025 ACA Student Member of the Year Award.
Dr. Farrar now serves as a Leadership Conference Advisor for the ACA, guiding the next generation of chiropractic leaders in developing a meaningful annual conference. Alongside her advisory role, she actively works with both the ACA and the Texas Chiropractic Association to lobby for the Chiropractic Medicare Coverage Modernization Act in Washington, D.C. — advocating for expanded access to chiropractic care for patients nationwide.
Dr. Farrar believes that a full life outside of work makes for a better doctor. She is passionate about serving her community and leading by example — both professionally and personally.