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I Want to Help Others with Scoliosis

Success Stories:

On November 19, 2015 my life changed because of my diagnosis with scoliosis. I was told that my large curves of 49° thoracic and 44° lumbar would most likely not respond to bracing and that surgery was going to be inevitable. Tears welled in my eyes and a state of shock, confusion, and panic set … Continued

The Journey of Scoliosis

Custom Braces:

The diagnosis of scoliosis can initially cause anxiety, grief, fear, and countless other emotions for both the patient and the parents. Knowing what to expect from treatment, hearing success stories, and other preparation will help pave the way for an easier journey. Although scoliosis is a lifelong condition, keeping the final “destination” – an improved … Continued

Careers

We are Hiring! Below is a list of job opportunities available at National Scoliosis Center. Applicants should email a resume to Brent Beach at brent@nationalscoliosiscenter.com. Certified Orthotist* National Scoliosis Center is seeking Certified Orthotists (CO or CPO) to care for scoliosis and spinal disorder patients at BOTH our Fairfax, Virginia and Baltimore, Maryland offices. The … Continued

Design Award

Awards and Recognitions: ,

In August 2018, we received notice that we were awarded the Merit Award for commercial interior design excellence in the 2018 James M. Scott Exceptional Design Awards Program. We have Gregg Horgan Architecture to thank for helping us pick the paint colors, office layout, and calming atmosphere. The real design, though, is in the lab. … Continued

Fairfax Office

National Scoliosis Center in Fairfax, Virginia is our headquarters—founded by Luke Stikeleather. This location offers the Rigo Cheneau brace, EOS low-dose imaging, Schroth physical therapy through Schroth DC, and patient support.

FAQs

Do all scoliosis patients wear braces? No, in some cases, a brace is not needed when the curvature is mild and in other cases when the curvature is determined to be too great surgery might be needed. A mild curvature may be watched to show signs of progression and may never need bracing. Physical therapy … Continued

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We provide evidence-based, non-operative treatment for scoliosis through custom braces and EOS imaging. We also collaborate with Schroth certified physical therapists.”