About Hoskins Holistic Health Clinic
Hoskins Holistic Health helps people throughout the Greater Pittsburgh area move better, feel stronger, and regain control of their health. The clinic brings together chiropractic care, movement-based rehab, soft tissue and fascial work, guided PEMF therapy, and functional medicine insight to create care plans that are structured, practical, and built around real life.
Founded by Dr. Ben Hoskins, the practice is centered on clear evaluation, focused treatment, and steady progress. Patients are not rushed through visits or handed off to different providers. Each plan is designed around how you move, how you recover, and what your goals look like day to day.
Dr. Ben began treating patients in Florida, expanded his clinical work in Colorado, and now brings this approach to Western Pennsylvania and the South Hills of Pittsburgh.
About Dr. Ben Hoskins
Dr. Ben’s path into chiropractic started with sports. Years of football and competitive lacrosse, including his time at Ohio University, came with injuries, concussions, and long stretches in rehab. Those experiences shaped how he views the body today. Pain is rarely isolated. Movement patterns, recovery, stability, and tissue health all play a role.
While completing his undergraduate degree at Ohio University, he studied Psychology with a focus in Biology and worked as a physical therapy aide for three years. That hands-on experience reinforced how small changes in mobility and muscle control can change how someone feels and functions every day.
He went on to earn his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Life University in Marietta, Georgia, graduating Magna Cum Laude. During his clinical training, he focused on biomechanics and worked alongside sports-focused chiropractors, helping patients move beyond pain and return to training, work, and daily activity with confidence.
Today, Dr. Ben blends chiropractic care with functional movement training, soft tissue and fascial work, and advanced in-clinic tools including guided PEMF therapy. His goal is simple: care that is consistent, measurable, and built around long-term function, not short-term relief.
