Wayne Chiropractic Health Center

03/11/2026

Dr. Scott Rothman has been a trusted name in chiropractic care in Wayne, Pennsylvania since 1984.

A graduate of Sherman College of Chiropractic, he brings more than four decades of experience helping patients across the Main Line improve their health, mobility, and overall quality of life.

Dr. Rothman holds multiple licensures and certifications and is an active member of several professional associations. Throughout his career, he has remained dedicated to providing personalized chiropractic care and natural treatment options that help patients find lasting pain relief and achieve their best possible health.

02/10/2025

The cornea, the outermost layer of your eye, is the only tissue in the human body that doesn’t contain blood vessels. Instead, it gets oxygen directly from the air! Your eyes are truly fascinating—keep them healthy with routine care.

09/13/2023

02/28/2022

Neck pain is a pain in the neck. Let us help you get better.

Let’s first look at the anatomy of the neck in order to better understand the structures of the cervical spine that can generate pain. Starting at the back of the spine, the facet joints allow

11/17/2021

Thanksgiving Hours: We will be here Monday and Wednesday, 9am-1pm, and 4pm till 6pm. Also Tuesday from 3-5pm.

08/11/2021

It is SO MUCH EASIER TO KEEP HUMPTY ON THE WALL AND OUT OF PAIN, THAN TO PUT HIM BACK TOGETHER AGAIN ONCE HE FALLS. GET BACK ON THE WALL AND LET WAYNE CHIROPRACTIC HELP YOU STAY THERE.

01/20/2021

Social Media... Depressing ARE YOU ON SOCIAL MEDIA A LITTLE TOO MUCH?

A growing amount of research indicates those suffering from depression, loneliness and other mental health issues can be at risk for addiction to excessive internet usage. A new study shows similar findings with Facebook usage. Facebook addiction or intrusion arises when Facebook usage begins to negatively impacting one’s day-to-day activities and interpersonal relationships. In this recent study, 672 Facebook users were assessed utilizing questionnaires to determine their degree of Facebook addiction and current level of depression, if any. Researchers found those individuals with higher depression scores suffered from higher levels of Facebook addiction. Additionally, their time spent online was also associated with the degree of Facebook addiction - the more time online, the more Facebook addiction. However, time spent online alone was not associated with depression. These findings indicate that Facebook and likely other social media websites have a heightened attraction to those suffering from depression and addictive behaviors. Findings also identified those with the highest risk of becoming addicted to Facebook - young males spending an extensive amount of time online.

Author: ChiroPlanet.com
Source: European Psychiatry, online May 8, 2015.