Tell us the case
Share the age, diagnosis, Cobb angle if known, symptoms, and any recommendation for bracing, waiting, or surgery.
Non-surgical scoliosis consultation
Explore non-surgical scoliosis options for children and adults.
In-person care in Cheshire, Connecticut · Traveling patients welcome
Share what you know about the scoliosis or kyphosis concern. A recent X-ray or Cobb angle is helpful, but not required. Our scoliosis-focused team will review your request and follow up with next steps.
1,000+patients treated
8-dayintensive program
Travelpatients welcome
What happens next
A focused review, not a generic back-pain pitch.
The team looks at the patient's curve pattern, symptoms, age, treatment history, and goals before discussing whether the intensive program may be appropriate.
Receive prompt follow-up
A scoliosis-focused team member reviews the written details first, then follows up with clearer next steps and answers to your questions.
Review next steps
If the case is a fit, the team explains the non-surgical program, location options, and what records may be useful.
Measured progress
Ask about options before accepting a one-path answer.
Scoliosis Correction Centers documents Cobb angle and posture changes where appropriate. A consultation is required to decide whether this approach fits a specific case.
Individual results vary. This page does not promise a specific medical outcome.
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Why patients reach out
Common reasons families request a consultation.
Surgery was mentioned
Patients want to understand non-surgical options before committing to spinal fusion or a wait-and-see plan.
A curve is progressing
Parents often reach out after a growth spurt, new X-ray, or concern that the curve is changing quickly.
Pain or posture changed
Adults and seniors ask about posture, mobility, kyphosis, and daily function without starting with surgery.
They want specialists
The center focuses on scoliosis and kyphosis correction, not broad general wellness or routine back-pain care.
Have a recent X-ray or Cobb angle?
Send the details and ask whether the intensive program is appropriate.
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