A former employee of Michael Kent Plambeck says he spent nearly two years maintaining the properties and offices that housed the chiropractor's sprawling business empire — a working relationship he claims eventually resulted in briefly becoming the owner (on paper) of the multi-million-dollar network.
Nicholas Bruno, a Chicago native living in Bradenton, Florida, said between 2022 and 2024 he maintained oversight of properties, was a driver for Plambeck, and became a confidant of the former Texas chiropractor-turned clinic mogul credited with pioneering an aggressive form of telemarketing-based ambulance-chasing.
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