Nicholasville Doctors

Dr. Peters grew up with Chiropractic. His grandfather, Dr. Leon Noland served the Springfield community for many years. Dr. Peters says, “I loved the idea of getting people well without drugs or surgery. It just made sense to me.” He further embraced the philosophy of Chiropractic by attending Logan Chiropractic College where he graduated with both a Bachelors of Science degree as well as a Doctorate in Chiropractic.  

 After school, he moved back to his home town of Lexington, Kentucky allowing him and his wife, Stacey, to be closer to family. He is excited about joining the Bluegrass Chiro team at the Nicholasville location and serving the citizens of that area. For recreation he loves to spend time with his family and wife as well as playing golf and going to the lake.

Dr. Beth Roth is a Lexington native who attended Lexington Catholic High school. Her interests for chiropractic began in college when she was living in South Carolina. Although due to her failed spinal fusion she wishes it would have happened sooner. She was diagnosed with scoliosis at the age of 13 years old and at 15 years old had a spinal fusion, but at 18 had her Harrington rods removed due to an infection. Due to all of the things that have led her to where she is today with her scoliosis, she knew she always wanted to help others prevent everything that she has been through.

Dr. Roth attended Coastal Carolina University where she received her Bachelor of Science in exercise and sports science in 2016. She went on to continue her education at Palmer College of Chiropractic-Florida, where she obtained her Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2019. Dr. Roth is Webster certified and has a passion for treating pregnant women and young children. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Cesar, and their dog, Dallas, and traveling to new places.