Meet the Doctors

Flagler College – Undergraduate Bachelor of Arts

Sherman College of Chiropractic in Spartanburg, SC – Doctor of Chiropractic 

There is only one Pain Relief Centre in St. Augustine. That’s Dr. Scott Fechter DC. He is a chiropractic physician that treats all types of injuries. Whether you were involved in an automobile accident or injured bending over to pick something up off the floor, Dr. Fechter uses a multidisciplinary approach to these musculoskeletal injuries. This includes rehabilitative sports medicine, massage therapy, and manipulative therapy, AKA spinal adjustments. He utilizes many different manipulation techniques including diversified, Gonstead, Thompson drop, activator, and flexion/distraction and more.

Dr. Fechter has lived in St. Augustine for 30 years, and those who have encountered him know him as a loving father to his three children (Yasmine – 20, Noah – 15, and Preston – 8), a kind husband to his wife (Abrina), and a hardworking chiropractor in the community.

Dr. Fechter received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Sherman College in 2002. He obtained his undergraduate degree from Flagler College, where he played basketball for Bo Clark.

Dr. Robert Mann is a board-certified chiropractor born and raised in Royal Oak, Michigan. While attending the University of Detroit he was moved by his experiences in the offices of local chiropractors and subsequently enrolled at The National College of Chiropractic in Lombard, Illinois, where he obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Biology and his Doctorate Degree in Chiropractic. Dr. Mann has spent the greater part of his career in private practice while living in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. He has recently joined the Chiropractic team at The Pain Relief Centre in Palatka, Florida where his training and experience in traditional Chiropractic such as Diversified technique along with Activator, Thompson Drop Table, and Cox Flexion/Distraction helps to serve the greater Putnam County community. Dr. Mann is a family practitioner while also having significant experience in treating automobile accident injuries. 

When not serving his community through Chiropractic, Dr. Mann enjoys spending time with his family, playing golf, and working with animal rescue and wildlife conservation organizations.