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Chiropractor Pittsburgh PA Justin Foltz With Patients

Chiropractor Pittsburgh PA

Pittsburgh Physical Medicine's highly trained specialists don’t just focus on patients’ symptoms; they help patients heal. Our Pittsburgh PA chiropractors restore each patient's functionality quickly with a natural, holistic, hands-on approach and without any long-term care plans or pharmaceuticals.

The professional and friendly team at Pittsburgh Physical Medicine use two-week care plans to reduce patients’ pain levels, counsel them on how diet and exercise impacts the body, and heal injured discs through spinal rehabilitation. This holistic approach can improve shoulder, neck, and back pain, including sciatica, as well as things like headaches, spinal stenosis, and scoliosis.

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Pittsburgh Physical Medicine

The Pittsburgh Physical Medicine team consists of Dr. Justin Foltz, who attended both the University of Pittsburgh and the Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida, Dr. Charles Crockatt, who graduated from Grand Valley State University in physical therapy and The Manual Therapy Institute with Orthopedic Manual Therapy certificate, and certified massage therapist Kathryn Figgins, who trained at the Pittsburgh School of Massage Therapy.

Dr. Foltz, Dr. Crockatt, and Kathryn work together to bring patients the best and most comprehensive physical therapy and chiropractic care in the Pittsburgh PA area. They strive to help Pittsburghers restore their active and painless lifestyles.

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The History Of Chiropractic Care

The word “Chiropractic” is derived from the Greek words “cheir” (hand) and “praktos” (done) combined to mean “done by hand.” It was chosen by the developer of chiropractic care, Daniel David Palmer. In 1895, D.D. Palmer performed a chiropractic adjustment on a partially deaf janitor, Harvey Lillard, who later reported that his hearing had improved due to the change.

D.D. Palmer opened the first chiropractic school two years later, and in the century since, chiropractic professionals have used spinal adjustments to help people prevent and cope with back pain, carpal tunnel, muscle strain, headaches and migraines, and a variety of other physical ailments. Millions of people benefit from the work of Dr. Palmer today.

What Kind Of Training Does A Chiropractor Have?

Chiropractic doctors go through a minimum of four years of schooling at a chiropractic college, generally preceded by an undergraduate degree in the basic sciences or several years of experience in a prior relevant health care field.

Students of chiropractic care must spend a minimum of at least 4,200 hours with their teacher, and a minimum of 1,000 hours of fully supervised clinical training with an instructor as they learn the appropriate techniques to help heal your body and restore it to its natural, fully functioning state.

At Pittsburgh Physical Medicine our chiropractic team is ready to meet with you to discuss your needs. We will help to design a program that is right for you. We look forward to meeting you.