Individualized Non-Surgical Care
Care discussions consider each person’s needs, goals, and clinical evaluation.
Scoliosis Correction Centers
Non-Surgical Scoliosis Correction
Personalized non-surgical care focused on posture, mobility, and scoliosis or kyphosis management. A consultation determines whether the program may be appropriate.
Focused
specialty care
Individual
care plans
8 days
intensive program
Children + adults
consultations by request
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Why choose us
Focused on non-surgical scoliosis and kyphosis care.
Our team offers individualized consultations for people exploring non-surgical scoliosis and kyphosis care.
Measurable Progress
When appropriate, measurements may be used to discuss progress as part of an individual care plan.
Intensive Care Model
The 8-day program is designed for local and traveling patients who need concentrated care with close supervision.
Ongoing Support
Patients may receive home-care and follow-up guidance appropriate to their individual plan.
A different approach
Clear information for care decisions.
Our team helps patients understand non-surgical options and make informed care decisions.
Treatment
How non-surgical scoliosis correction works.
The program combines multiple specialized therapies to address spinal alignment, posture, muscle memory, and curve mechanics.
Spinal Weighting
Custom weighting helps retrain postural muscles and encourage improved spinal alignment through repeated corrective positioning.
Vibration Therapy
Targeted vibration work supports neuromuscular response and helps the body adapt to corrective positions during therapy.
Specialized Tables and Chairs
The center uses equipment selected for supervised scoliosis and kyphosis care.
3-D Over-Correction Bracing
When appropriate, brace strategy is tailored to the patient's curve pattern rather than a one-size-fits-all brace model.
SEAS-Based Exercises
Scientific Exercise Approach to Scoliosis concepts support self-correction, function, posture, and long-term stability.
Home Maintenance Protocol
When appropriate, the team explains home steps and follow-up guidance as part of an individualized plan.
Personal attention matters.
New patient volume is limited during intensive sessions so each patient receives focused supervision and family members can stay involved in the process.
Results
Individual care. Careful measurement. Clear expectations.
When appropriate, the team may use measurements and observations to discuss progress in an individual care plan.
Individual results vary. A consultation is required to determine whether this program is appropriate for a specific scoliosis or kyphosis case.
Measured progressDiscussed individuallyVaries by patient
Images and measurements are illustrative examples, not a promise of a particular medical result or avoidance of surgery.
What to expect
Questions about care deserve a personal conversation.
Start with a no-obligation consultation to discuss general options and scheduling.
Consultation firstA clinician determines whether any evaluation or care may be appropriate for the individual.
Individual assessmentCare decisions include benefits, limitations, and the next appropriate steps.
Clear expectationsCase focus
Kyphosis care for adults and seniors.
The program also treats kyphosis, often described as a hunchback or rounded upper back. Older patients may still benefit from careful, non-surgical correction focused on posture, mobility, and quality of life.
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Understanding scoliosis
Early detection can change the path.
Scoliosis is an abnormal spinal curve that can affect posture, mobility, and comfort. Many cases are painless at first, which is why careful evaluation matters.
Common signs
- Uneven shoulders, waist, or hips
- A rib hump or visible back prominence
- Head or posture tilted to one side
- Difficulty standing straight
Types often seen
- Infantile scoliosis: birth to age 3
- Juvenile scoliosis: ages 3 to 10
- Adolescent scoliosis: during growth spurts
- Adult de novo scoliosis: often degenerative
Why specialized care matters
General exercise, standard physical therapy, shoe inserts, and routine chiropractic visits may help general wellness, but they are not the same as curve-specific scoliosis correction.
Team
Specialists dedicated to non-surgical scoliosis care.
The clinical team brings decades of chiropractic, nursing, diagnostic, and scoliosis-specific experience to every patient plan.
Dr. Daniel S. Hersh
Founder. Decades of experience in chiropractic scoliosis correction and intensive non-surgical care.
Dr. Kaila Russ
Co-founder and chiropractor. Her own scoliosis experience informs her patient-centered approach.
Davia J. Hersh, APRN, MSN
Advanced practice nurse practitioner and senior scoliosis technician with long-standing clinical experience.
Dr. Natalia Kogan
MSN, FNP, DC. Focused on scoliosis neurology and pain management.
Dr. Wilfred Wright
Doctor of Chiropractic, Gulf War veteran, and scoliosis treatment specialist.
Dr. James D. Grenon
Doctor of Chiropractic with more than 30 years of chiropractic and orthopedic experience.
Locations
Patients visit from across the United States and around the world.
Primary care is available in Connecticut and North Miami Beach, Florida, with appointments handled by request.
Contact
Request a no-obligation consultation.
Request a general conversation with our team. Please do not submit private medical information through this website form.
1 (888) 990-0245
scoliosiscorrection@gmail.com
Connecticut: 420 South Main St, Cheshire, CT 06410
Miami / North Miami Beach: 909 N. Miami Beach Blvd, North Miami Beach, FL
Appointments are custom made for patient convenience.