Born to a journalist father and a physician mother, Andrzej Strzalkowski grew up in Warsaw, Poland. He graduated from the Academy of Physical Education in Warsaw, in 1989, with a degree in physical therapy.

With his new wife and degree in hand the Strzalkowski’s journeyed to the United States in 1990 and began working in a small hospital in Albion Michigan. On his first year of service he was awarded "Employee Of The Year". And later he was promoted to Deputy Director of the outpatient clinic. After two years, he was Director of the clinic and was presented with the opportunity of a partnership in a rehabilitation company in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Andrzej accepted the challenge of the fledgling company in Tennessee.

The company expanded, rapidly and successfully offering their services to different companies i.e.: nursing homes, hospitals, outpatient clinics, and rehabilitation centers, and brought the Strzalkowski’s to Bradenton, Florida in 1992.

Andrzej supervised the therapists but missed the interaction of direct patient care. As a result he began contracting his own services to outpatient clinics.

At this time, Andrzej was introduced to manual therapies, a totally different way of treating patients. Determine to learn more about it he went back to school at the Canadian College of Osteopathy.

In 2000 Andrzej opened his first clinic on SR 70 in Bradenton. A year later, in 2001, he moved to his present location on 26th Street West.

The Strzalkowski’s, Renata and Andrzej, are blessed with two sons, Alexander and Konrad, and live in Bradenton.