Research suggest that early intervention with more active non-surgical treatments can play an important role in treating scoliosis. However there is no one size fits all solution. Find out about our treatments here.
Bracing has been used as an early intervention treatment for scoliosis for decades. There are many types of scoliosis braces ranging from soft dynamic braces, to rigid over-corrective braces. ScoliCare use 3D Scanning technology to produce completely custom spinal braces. This innovative technology is at your at your fingertips.
There are a number of ‘warning signs’ to look for to indicate that perhaps you or someone you know has scoliosis. Use our guide here as an initial check. If you notice any one or more of these signs, you should consult a trained Scoliosis Clinician for a full assessment.
The latest updates and news from ScoliCare
9 July 2021
When parents and children receive the news that they have scoliosis, there is always the fear of the condition worsening. Questions and worries will often enter the mind such as; What are the risk factors? What can be done to help? The main risk factors that determine if a scoliotic…
18 May 2021
“Having my painting used for a custom brace is one of the most unusual requests I have ever received. I am honoured to have my art offered as a choice for a brace design”. – Valerie Blauvelt, Artist Custom bracing is what ScoliCare is known for but we had an extra special…
18 May 2021
Dr Nick Gentile spent the first 9 years of his professional career working as a Chiropractor in private practice. During that time he developed a keen interest in working with athletes and in particular the biomechanics of the human body and spine. Nick also spent years working with Elevate Education,…
1 April 2021
How do I know if I am getting better? This all depends what we define as “getting better” – in other words what are your goals or what can be improved with treatment? The following are some realistic goals/improvements that can be achieved for a patient engaging in scoliosis treatment: Slow progression of scoliosis: probably the…
