ROBERT BROOK, DC

<p>Robert Thomas Brook, D.C., DABCN, FACFN, LAc, was a board-certified chiropractic neurologist and licensed acupuncturist who practiced in Tucson, Arizona under the name Brook Chiropractic Neurology. A 1977 honors graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, Missouri, Dr. Brook held a Diplomate credential from the American Board of Chiropractic Neurology (DABCN) and a Fellowship from the American College of Functional Neurology (ACFN) — designations shared by fewer than 1,000 practitioners worldwide at the time of his career&apos;s conclusion. Both the ACFN fellow registry and multiple CMS-sourced directory listings confirmed these credentials under the Tucson address on file.</p><p>During his career, Dr. Brook held Arizona Chiropractic License No. 952 and operated under NPI 1326120155 at 6504 East Carondelet Drive on Tucson&apos;s eastside. His CMS taxonomy classification — Chiropractor, Neurology (111NN0400X) — reflected post-doctoral training in clinical neurology that extended beyond standard chiropractic scope. An additional credential as a Licensed Acupuncturist (LAc) broadened the therapeutic modalities available at the practice. Brook Chiropractic Neurology focused on conditions that included back and neck pain, headaches, dizziness, and balance disorders — a clinical profile that frequently intersects with personal injury and motor vehicle accident (MVA) referral patterns in chiropractic settings.</p><p>Dr. Brook accepted Medicare and collaborated with other treating physicians on a cooperative, non-group basis, maintaining no reported hospital affiliations. The practice was open to patients weekdays during standard business hours. According to the practice&apos;s own website, Brook Chiropractic Neurology permanently closed in October 2023. Patient records from the practice are now held by Morgan Records Management, LLC (morganrm.com). As of August 2026, NPI 1326120155 remained listed as active in the CMS NPPES database. Attorneys and practitioners researching this provider&apos;s prior clinical history may contact the records custodian directly for document requests. Past clinical outcomes are not a guarantee of any future results.</p>