ScoliCare Seattle Washington

ScoliCare Seattle Washington ScoliCare provides scoliosis & hyperkyphosis advice and non-surgical treatment.

The earlier scoliosis is detected, the more treatment options are available, and the less invasive they need to be.πŸ‘§ In ...
08/28/2025

The earlier scoliosis is detected, the more treatment options are available, and the less invasive they need to be.

πŸ‘§ In growing children and teens, scoliosis can progress quickly, but when identified early, we can often manage it with custom bracing and scoliosis-specific exercise programs.

Here’s why early detection is key for treatment:

πŸ”Ή Scoliosis often develops without pain and can go unnoticed during growth spurts.
πŸ”Ή If caught early, non-surgical treatments like bracing or scoliosis-specific rehab can stop the curve from progressing.
πŸ”Ή Delayed diagnosis may limit treatment options and increase the chance of needing surgery later on.

Early action leads to better outcomes. πŸ™Œ

08/27/2025

🧠 Myth Busted: Scoliosis is not classified as hereditary.

While genetics may influence the development of scoliosis, it’s actually considered multifactorial, meaning a mix of genetic, environmental, and growth-related factors can contribute.

So a family history might raise the risk, but it’s not the whole story. Early screening and proactive care are what make the real difference.

The more we know, the better we care. Share to spread the facts. πŸ™Œ

08/22/2025

When it comes to idiopathic scoliosis in teens, the physical changes are only part of the story. The emotional impact, identity shifts, and family dynamics during adolescence can deeply influence how they respond to diagnosis and care.

🧠 In our blog, we explore:
1️⃣ Why the shock of diagnosis can feel overwhelming
2️⃣ How parent involvement in rehab can be tricky to navigate
3️⃣ The power of a supportive, respectful clinician-patient relationship

πŸ’¬ Whether you're a healthcare professional or a parent, understanding these challenges can make a real difference in treatment outcomes.

πŸ“– Read the full article now: https://scolicare.com/3-ways-idiopathic-scoliosis-can-impact-adolescents/

New Blog: Scoliosis in Seniors 65+ While scoliosis is often associated with children and teens, it can also affect older...
08/20/2025

New Blog: Scoliosis in Seniors 65+

While scoliosis is often associated with children and teens, it can also affect older adults β€” often with more pain and greater risk. In seniors, scoliosis is usually degenerative, progressive, and can seriously impact balance and mobility, increasing the risk of falls.
πŸ’‘ Learn about the unique challenges faced by adults 65+, how scoliosis presents differently, and the treatment options available to improve stability and quality of life.
πŸ” Ready to understand the signs and next steps?

πŸ“– Read the full article here: https://scolicare.com/scoliosis-in-adults-over-70/

Scoliosis is considered a partially genetic condition. With this in mind, it is important to have children screened regu...
08/13/2025

Scoliosis is considered a partially genetic condition. With this in mind, it is important to have children screened regularly if you have a family history of scoliosis especially during their growth spurts (10 to 15 years old). Or if your mother or father is experiencing back pain they should be checked for scoliosis.

Early detection means better treatment outcomes!
βœ… Family history matters
βœ… Screening is quick and non-invasive
πŸ” Don’t waitβ€”get checked!

Head to our website for more FAQ's!

08/04/2025

Join ScoliConnect, our supportive Facebook group for ScoliCare patients and their families.

Share experiences, ask questions, and connect with others on their scoliosis journey. πŸ’¬πŸ’™

πŸ”— Tap the link in bio to join today!

Three of our research posters were showcased at the SOSORT Annual International Congress earlier this year, where health...
07/30/2025

Three of our research posters were showcased at the SOSORT Annual International Congress earlier this year, where health professionals from around the world came together to discuss the latest advancements in scoliosis care and treatment.

Our team was beyond thrilled to be part of this incredible global event and contribute to the conversation on advancing scoliosis management. Click the link in our bio to read more!

Scoliosis often develops during adolescence β€” around 2–4% of teens are affected during their growth years.Early detectio...
07/28/2025

Scoliosis often develops during adolescence β€” around 2–4% of teens are affected during their growth years.

Early detection matters. Use ScoliScreen, our free online tool, to check for signs of scoliosis from home.

πŸ“² Try it now β€” link in bio.

07/23/2025

πŸŽ’ Wearing a brace at school?

From packing the right supplies to sitting comfortably in class β€” these practical tips can make school life easier (and less awkward) for brace wearers.

πŸ“– Read the full blog at the link in our bio.

πŸ“Έ Got a spinal X-ray? Let us take a look β€” for free.If you’ve recently had an X-ray and want some insight, our Scoliosis...
07/21/2025

πŸ“Έ Got a spinal X-ray? Let us take a look β€” for free.

If you’ve recently had an X-ray and want some insight, our Scoliosis Clinicians are here to help.

Just upload your image via the link in bio, and we’ll provide a confidential review with personalised recommendations.

βœ… No cost
βœ… No referral needed
βœ… Trusted by patients and professionals

Take the first step toward understanding your spine health today.

07/16/2025

🧠 Myth Busted: Scoliosis isn’t just a childhood condition!

While many cases are diagnosed during childhood and adolescence, scoliosis can develop or be detected at ANY age β€” from toddlers to older adults.

Spinal health is lifelong. Stay informed, stay proactive πŸ’š

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