Meet the Doctor

Pamela F. Baldwin, D.C. is a dedicated chiropractor committed to helping patients achieve optimal health and wellness. She earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University in Marietta, GA, in 2001 and later advanced her expertise by graduating from the American Functional Neurology Institute in Tupelo, Mississippi, in 2018.

Additionally, she is trained in muscle testing for supplementation, allowing her to assess and recommend nutritional support tailored to each patient’s needs.

Originally from Lake Waccamaw, NC, Dr. Baldwin takes a holistic approach to chiropractic care, integrating functional neurology and nutrition to support overall well-being.

Outside of her practice, she enjoys being on the water, hiking, traveling, reading and cooking with friends.

With a passion for lifelong learning and patient-centered care, Dr. Baldwin continues to empower individuals on their journey to better health.

Dr. Brian S. Dial is a highly respected chiropractor who has been serving the Lumberton and Aberdeen communities with compassion and clinical excellence for over two decades. A native of Robeson County, Dr. Dial earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University in 2001 and holds a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke.

Dr. Dial is the founder of Dial Chiropractic Accident & Injury Center in Lumberton, NC, and the founding partner of Elite Laser Pain & Chiropractic Center in Aberdeen, NC. At both locations, he specializes in helping people suffering from chronic pain conditions, especially those with neuropathy, knee and shoulder pain, and spinal issues. His clinics utilize cutting-edge treatments such as Class 4 tissue regenerative laser therapy and laser spinal decompression to help patients avoid drugs and surgery.

Recognized for his commitment to patient care and innovation, Dr. Dial has been voted Best Chiropractor in Lumberton for four consecutive years. He is known for taking on challenging cases—often helping patients that other providers have given up on—and restoring their quality of life through personalized, non-invasive care.