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Scoliosis and Postural Correction Woburn, MA

Living With Scoliosis Is Hard. Getting Help Should Not Be.

Adult scoliosis affects how you move, how you feel, and how you live every day.

For many adults, a scoliosis diagnosis brings more questions than answers. Will the curve continue to worsen? Is pain management all that is left? Can anything actually help? The answer is yes, there is hope. Dr. Moramarco and team specialize in the non-surgical management of adult scoliosis, degenerative scoliosis, and kyphosis, using a structured, evidence-informed approach designed specifically for the adult spine.

Our treatment goals go beyond pain relief. We work to stop further curve progression, restore postural alignment, and give you the tools to maintain your structural health for the long term.


Spinal Conditions We Treat for Adult Patients

Understanding your diagnosis is the first step toward meaningful care.

Degenerative Scoliosis

Kyphosis

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The Schroth Method

A Technique Built for the Way Scoliosis Actually Works

Standard physical therapy is designed for a symmetrical spine. The Schroth Method is different.

Published Author for the Schroth Method

As the first US practitioner trained and certified at the Asklepios Katharina Schroth Clinic, July 2007, Dr. Moramarco has gone on to co-author several research papers and and two books on the conservative treatment of scoliosis.

Schroth’s Textbook of Scoliosis and Other Spinal Deformities. Edited by Moramarco M, Borysov M, Ng SY, Weiss HR. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. ISBN: 978-1527538290.

Weiss HR, Lehnert-Schroth C, Moramarco M. Schroth Therapy – Advancements in Conservative Scoliosis Treatment. Lambert Academic Publishing, Saarbruecken 2015.

Why Patients Choose Us

The Right Experience. The Right Approach. The Right Team.

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Nearly 40 Years of Clinical Experience

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Dedicated Schroth Method Practitioners

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Personalized, Non-Invasive Care

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Transparent, Patient-Centered Approach

Adult Bracing for Scoliosis

Many adults, young and old, choose bracing for scoliosis with our 3DC Brace™, a 3D Chêneau-style brace. Some of the reasons adults choose spinal bracing include pain relief, improved posture, better balance and spinal support. Unlike adolescents, adults choosing our custom-designed brace decide when to wear it, and for how many hours per day. Dr. Moramarco and team will guide you on a wear schedule based on your specific needs.

Adults with scoliosis should not expect in-brace corrections to the extent expected in children and teens because adult spines are generally more rigid.

Two lateral X-rays of an elderly patient's torso showing a severe lumbar curve with spinal fusion hardware visible in the lower back compared to a less severe curve after brace wear.
Two X-ray images of an adult male's torso display lumbar scoliosis, with one image showing the spinal curvature and the other showing the spine with a corrective brace and much less curvature.
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A Practice Built Around the Scoliotic Spine

Dr. Moramarco brings nearly 40 years of clinical experience and a dedicated scoliosis practice to every adult patient.


Common Questions About Adult Scoliosis Treatment

Both, depending on your goals. While scoliosis in adults typically cannot be fully corrected without surgery, conservative chiropractic care using the Schroth Method can meaningfully reduce pain, stabilize the Cobb angle, and improve posture and quality of life without surgical intervention.

The Schroth Method is designed specifically for the three-dimensional nature of scoliosis and kyphosis. It addresses vertebral rotation and asymmetric muscle patterns that standard physical therapy does not typically target, making it significantly more effective for spinal curve management.

Bracing may be recommended as part of a comprehensive treatment plan depending on your specific curve and condition. Dr. Moramarco will evaluate your situation and outline all appropriate options during your consultation.

Changes in your Cobb angle measurement, increasing pain, or visible postural shifts can all indicate curve progression. Regular evaluation and monitoring at Moramarco Chiropractic helps you stay ahead of progression and adjust your care plan accordingly.

Treatment timelines vary based on the severity of your curve, your symptoms, and your specific goals. After a thorough evaluation, Dr. Moramarco will provide a clear, realistic assessment of what to expect and how to measure your progress.

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Schedule Your Visit Today

Whether your primary concern is pain relief, preventing further curve progression, or simply understanding your condition more clearly, Dr. Moramarco and his team are ready to help. Call us today to schedule your first appointment.

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(781) 938-8558