Dr. Mischa Pacada, D.C., is a skilled chiropractor, reiki practitioner, and yoga teacher dedicated to holistic wellness and empowering her patients to achieve optimal health.
Growing up on Oahu and in Japan, she developed a strong connection to community health, leading her to pursue a career in the wellness industry. She met her husband, Nate Davis, in chiropractic school, and together, they decided to move back to Hawaii. With a doctorate in chiropractic from Cleveland University KC and a bachelor's degree in Kinesiology/Exercise Physiology, Dr. Mischa has a profound understanding of the human body and its intricate mechanisms.
Dr. Mischa takes a comprehensive approach to healthcare, combining chiropractic adjustments, energy healing, and yoga therapy to address the root causes of physical, emotional, and energetic imbalances. Her gentle yet effective techniques and personalized treatment plans aim to restore harmony, alleviate pain, improve flexibility, and enhance overall vitality.
When she's not caring for her patients, Dr. Mischa enjoys spending time in nature, playing the piano, and hanging out with her husband and their cat.
Dr. Mischa Pacada
Dr. Nathaniel Davis is originally from Lawrence, Kansas. He grew up playing sports year round, which sparked his interest in health and wellness. He graduated from the University of Kansas with a B.S. in Cellular Biology, and then went on to graduate from Cleveland Chiropractic College becoming a Doctor of Chiropractic. At Cleveland, he met his wife, Dr. Mischa Pacada, who is a local from Mililani, together they made the move to Hawaii in early 2020. He enjoys spending time with her and their cat, going to the beach, hiking, and cheering on his Philadelphia Eagles.
Dr. Davis uses an evidence based approach to care, to create an individual plan for each patient depending on what they need. He uses his expert knowledge of human anatomy to diagnosis and treat a variety of musculoskeletal conditions. His goals for each patient is for them to leave the office better than before they came in, and for patients to perform in their daily lives at a higher level.