My name is Tom Hogan, and for 26 years I dedicated my career to helping people as a chiropractor. Working one-on-one with patients taught me the value of trust, advocacy, and standing beside someone during difficult moments. Although I retired from clinical practice, my commitment to helping others never ended—it simply evolved.

In April of 2024, I was diagnosed with cancer, which ultimately led to my retirement from chiropractic care. Following surgical removal of the cancer, I completed ten weeks of chemotherapy. During that time, I gained a powerful perspective on resilience, adaptability, and service. Even while receiving treatment, I continued working—and on one chemotherapy day, I successfully signed a new client while the IV drip was running. That moment reinforced something important to me: meaningful help doesn’t stop because life gets hard.

Today, I focus my energy on Surplus Funds Recovery, a business that has been helping individuals reclaim money that legally belongs to them for over ten years. Our team has recovered millions of dollars for people across North America—funds many never knew existed or believed they could recover.

This work allows me to help people no matter where they are, often during times of financial stress or uncertainty. I take pride in guiding clients through the process with clarity, persistence, and respect—ensuring they are treated as people, not case numbers. Helping others regain what’s rightfully theirs continues to be both my purpose and privilege.