MaxLiving Lexington
With years of chiropractic experience, our chiropractors are capable of analyzing your body and creating a custom pain relief and rehabilitation plan to benefit your health. We understand the importance of educating you on chiropractic care so that you can heal quickly.
At our practice in Lexington we utilize The 5 Essentials™ of MaxLiving. This is a natural and effective way to align your health. By integrating chiropractic care with our four other powerful essentials — mindset, pure and simple nutrition, exercise, and minimizing toxins — MaxLiving gives you the tools you need for good health and longevity.
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Hours of Operation
- Monday: 7:45 am – 10:00 am
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm - Tuesday: 11:30 am – 3:00 pm
- Wednesday: 7:45 am – 10:00 am
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm - Thursday: 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm
- Friday: 7:45 am – 10:30am
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
About
MaxLiving Lexington – Lexington, SC
Meet The Team
Dr. Tim Losby graduated Salutatorian from Life University in 2015. After that, he moved to Columbia to practice with his sister-in-law Dr. Sarah Losby and brother Mark Losby, owners and founders of Max Living Columbia. One year later, they opened Max Living Lexington to extend their reach to another area. Their vision is to make the chiropractic lifestyle mainstream in the Midlands.
Dr. Tim studied Exercise Science and played football during his undergraduate at Carroll University in Waukesha, WI. While playing football in college, Dr. Tim first started receiving regular chiropractic care, and he was amazed at the difference spinal correction made on the field, in the weight room, and especially in the classroom. He and his wife, Marcela, have a beautiful daughter. Dr. Tim is a member of the International Pediatric Chiropractic Association and loves helping babies, kids, and pregnant women experience Life to the Full.
Dr. Mark grew up in Marysville, Michigan where he played ice hockey, eventually playing at the collegiate level. Dr. Mark earned a bachelor’s in Exercise Science and a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life University in Marietta, Georgia.
Regularly visiting a chiropractor from a young age, he experienced firsthand how chiropractic optimizes human potential and performance through caring for the nervous system.
Seeing how chiropractic changed his life, Dr. Mark knew that he wanted to help people. While exploring options in the health field, the principles of Chiropractic stood out from the rest: to find the true CAUSE of health problems, remove the interference, and allow people to live to their God given potential.
Adrienne Simmonds
Office Manager
I grew up in Colorado, where the rest of my family still resides. When I was 19 years old, Dr. Kristen Kells came to my place of employment and shared the message of true health and healing. At the time, I had suffered from years of migraines and headaches. I knew something else could be done besides popping a medication, so I started care as a Max Living patient. It was then I realized I would be a chiropractic patient for the rest of my life. I have had the opportunity to work at Life Essentials Health Center in Charleston, SC, for 5 years and now in Lexington, SC, since May of 2018.
I have been a Max Living patient for 15 years and plan on being one for 60 more! I married the love of my life in January of 2017 in Charleston, SC, and we are now homeowners in Columbia, SC. I am saved by grace through faith in Christ Jesus, and that puts a huge smile on my face every day. I love the principle of Chiropractic and believe everyone can experience healing by the amazing power that God placed inside our bodies. My ultimate life goal…to love people well.
Marcela Losby
Marketing Coordinator
Marcela’s degrees are in Marketing and Journalism, and she loves being able to share the story of chiropractic with others. Marcela grew up in Venezuela, and her passion for helping Latinos has opened up our practice to serve hundreds of people that speak primarily Spanish. Marcela and her husband, Dr. Tim, have a beautiful daughter.
Cathy Alfaro
Patient Care Coordinator
Cathy recently started as a patient at Max Living Lexington. “Coming in as a patient, I received a health transformation. That open an experience of understanding in that God gave the body a natural ability to heal. Now enjoying my two children and husband, with a new perspective. I hope to help people reach their best life.” Cathy and her husband, Jairo, have two boys. Cathy grew up in New York and is the worship leader at her church, Nueva Esperanza.
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