Dr. Jordan Oslan and the expert staff here at our Dimond office have always loved serving our community with their chiropractic adjustments and excellent therapeutic massage techniques.  We understand the root cause of headaches, back pain and the countless ways your body can experience pain which would benefit from a chiropractic adjustment.  We would love the opportunity to help you if this is what you are experiencing. Additionally, we are experts in treating patients who have suffered from an auto accident, new or old sports injury, or an injury that may have been sustained in the work place. We are familiar with all the various protocols for the latter and we understand there may be additional and confusing paperwork for insurance claims and the like.  The team at our Dimond office looks forward to meeting you and helping you get out of pain and onto a path of recovery and health. 

Meet Our Team

Dr. Jordan Oslan – Doctor of Chiropractic

Dr. Jordan Oslan grew up in Methuen, Massachusetts, a small town in the United States. Dr. Jordan attended the University of Massachusetts-Amherst for his undergraduate studies and Palmer Chiropractic College for his doctorate studies.

Dr. Jordan believes that in order to achieve optimal health the body should be free from interference. That means eating healthy, staying active, and receiving regular specific adjustments.

When Dr. Jordan isn’t working in the office he enjoys continuing his studies by learning new techniques and staying up to date with the latest chiropractic research. In addition, he enjoys many sports and outdoor activities such as golf, hiking, snowboarding, kayaking, and playing sports. He is extremely excited to meet each and every one of you on your pursuit of well-being.

Tala Ianu – Office Manager

Tala is the Office Manager at the Dimond location. Tala grew up in a Chiropractic office which gives her a great understanding and appreciation for Chiropractic. Tala graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelors of Science in Biology and is currently working towards her Medical Doctorate. When she isn’t busy studying or helping patients recover, you can find her actively volunteering in the community, playing rugby, and spending time with her family and 2 dogs.

Lacey Anderson – Chiropractic Assistant

Lacey is a Chiropractic Assistant at the Arctic Dimond location. It was sled dogs that brought Lacey to Alaska 7 years ago. Lacey says, “When I was 9 years old, my 2nd-grade teacher introduced us to the Iditarod and dog mushing. I was instantly hooked and went home and told my mom I wanted a dog team and to run the Iditarod. Like most parents would have, she said no. But after seeing how interested I was, she said that if I was still interested in a year, she would consider it. Ten months later, I was still interested, a unique opportunity to acquire a team of sled dogs came around, and my mom kept her word!” Lacey went on to run numerous races, including the 2009 Junior Iditarod, where she received the Humanitarian Award for best cared for a dog team, awarded by the race veterinarians. Lacey self-published a book about her years running sled dogs, including her Junior Iditarod experience, titled Dog Girl.

Though life circumstances have taken Lacey away from sled dogs, she went on to receive a Bachelor’s in Biological Sciences from the University of Alaska Anchorage in May 2018. She is currently taking a gap year before pursuing Physician’s Assistant school. Lacey enjoys all things outdoors, and on most weekends,  you can find her hiking and camping, even during the winter.

Mira – Licensed Massage Therapist

Mira has lived in Alaska for 15 years, and says it was seeking adventure that brought her north. Mira attended Alaska Career Academy, where she graduated as an LMT in 2008. She specializes in Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release. She loves spending time with her dog
and exploring Alaska.

Kara – Licensed Massage Therapist

Kara says that she had previously visited Alaska, but as she sat on her computer one day, “Alaska called me home.” With that, she made the move in May 2015. Kara is a traveler and wanderer at heart, and enjoys going where her heart calls her. Last summer, that was San Juan Island. During the summer she enjoys hiking and biking, and can be found sledding in the winter. Kara has a deep love for being on the water, and loves to share stories of paddle boarding and rafting.

Kara graduated from CALCOPA in 2000. She specializes in incorporating treatments based specifically on the patient’s needs, and says that she enjoys “bringing medical massage to
meet the spa world.” For Kara, this means working with all patients, particularly athletes and outdoorsy individuals, to make the medical massage they require a pleasant, spa-like
experience.