Individualized Non-Surgical Care
Care discussions consider each person’s needs, goals, and clinical evaluation.
Scoliosis Correction Centers
Non-Surgical Scoliosis Care
Personalized non-surgical scoliosis and kyphosis care in Cheshire, Connecticut, and North Miami Beach, Florida. A consultation determines whether the program may be appropriate.
Submitting a request does not book an appointment or confirm that the program is appropriate.
Focused
scoliosis care
Individual
care plans
8-day intensive
when individually recommended
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.
Individual Evaluation and Follow-Up
When appropriate, measurements may be used to discuss progress as part of an individual care plan.
Intensive Care Model
The 8-day intensive program is offered at both centers when individually recommended. If the 8-day intensive program is recommended, you must attend in person for all 8 days.
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 care is discussed.
Care plans may combine supervised therapies, education, and follow-up guidance based on an individual evaluation.
Spinal Weighting
May be discussed as part of an individualized care plan when clinically appropriate.
Vibration Therapy
May be used under professional supervision as part of an individual plan.
Specialized Tables and Chairs
The center uses equipment selected for supervised scoliosis and kyphosis care.
Bracing Strategy
When appropriate, bracing options are discussed in the context of the individual evaluation.
SEAS-Informed Exercises
Exercise concepts may be incorporated into a plan where appropriate.
Home and Follow-Up Guidance
Patients may receive guidance appropriate to their individual 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.
What to expect
Questions about care deserve a personal conversation.
Start with a in-person 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.
Ask about non-surgical care options for kyphosis. A clinician must assess whether care is appropriate and discuss individual goals and limitations.
Ask About Kyphosis Care
Understanding scoliosis
Questions about scoliosis.
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
A clinician can explain which care options may be appropriate after an individual evaluation.
Team
Our non-surgical scoliosis care team.
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 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.
Dr. Wilfred Wright
Doctor of Chiropractic and Gulf War veteran.
Dr. James D. Grenon
Doctor of Chiropractic with more than 30 years of chiropractic experience.
Locations
Patients visit from across the United States and around the world.
In-person care is offered at our centers in Cheshire, Connecticut, and North Miami Beach, Florida. Request a consultation to ask about availability; a request does not reserve an appointment. Care is self-pay; insurance is not accepted. The 8-day intensive program is offered at both centers when individually recommended. If the 8-day intensive program is recommended, you must attend in person for all 8 days.
Contact
Request a in-person consultation.
Request a general conversation with our team. Please do not send private medical information through this website.
203-260-4399
scoliosiscorrection@gmail.com
Connecticut: 420 South Main St, Cheshire, CT 06410
Miami / North Miami Beach: 909 N. Miami Beach Blvd, North Miami Beach, FL 33162
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Contact the team
Use our consultation request page to ask about availability and next steps.
Request a ConsultationFor urgent medical concerns, call emergency services or your clinician.