ScoliCare Denver Colorado

ScoliCare Denver Colorado ScoliCare provides scoliosis & hyperkyphosis advice and non-surgical treatment. No referral is needed to start your treatment with us.

ScoliCare Denver Colorado is a leading provider of non-surgical scoliosis treatment in Westminster, CO. We offer scoliosis treatment, hyperkyphosis treatment, and scoliosis bracing to help children and adults manage spinal curvature conditions effectively. Our dedicated team conducts thorough assessments and provides personalized care plans, including bracing and rehabilitation exercises. Experien

ce quality care tailored to your unique needs. Request an appointment today to explore non-invasive solutions for scoliosis and hyperkyphosis.

08/19/2026

If you or your child gets headaches regularly, scoliosis might be worth considering as part of the picture.

It is not the most obvious connection, but the two can be linked in a few ways. Uneven posture from a spinal curve can pull on the muscles of the neck and upper back, creating tension that builds into headaches. In some cases, particularly once growth has slowed, curves can become more compressive and place pressure on nerves. There is also emerging research around how a curved spine may affect the flow of fluid around the brain and spinal cord.

New or worsening headaches are not something to brush off, especially for someone already living with scoliosis. They can be a sign that something is shifting.

Save this and bring it up with your clinician at your next visit.

08/19/2026

Every pin on this map is a person.

A parent who was told “just watch and wait.” A teenager who didn’t want to be braced into a corner. An adult who was told surgery was the only option left.

They flew here. To Denver. Because specialized, non-surgical scoliosis care is rare — and worth traveling for.

18 years in practice. Patients from across the country and around the world. One map that keeps running out of room.

📍 ScoliCare Denver | Westminster, CO

World Leaders In Scoliosis and Hyperkyphosis Treatment!

Comment “MAP” or DM us to see if we can help.

One of the most common concerns we hear from parents about bracing is whether wearing a rigid brace will weaken their ch...
08/17/2026

One of the most common concerns we hear from parents about bracing is whether wearing a rigid brace will weaken their child's trunk muscles over time. It is a fair question, and research now gives us a clearer answer.

A study looked at trunk muscle endurance in 33 adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis treated with bracing alongside a scoliosis specific exercise program. What they found was the opposite of what many families fear: trunk muscle endurance improved, not declined.

The takeaway is an important one. Bracing paired with the right exercises can support strength and spinal stability rather than take away from it.

A huge thank you to our research team - Rose Mirenzi, Dr. Juan du Plessis, Dr. Tamara Pooke, and Dr. Jeb McAviney - for contributing this work to the global scoliosis community!

If a patient walks in with a spinal curve, do you know what to do next? For many clinicians, scoliosis is something they...
08/12/2026

If a patient walks in with a spinal curve, do you know what to do next? For many clinicians, scoliosis is something they see regularly but were never formally trained to manage.

Knowing when to refer, how to talk to patients about their options, and what to look for before a curve becomes harder to manage are the kinds of things that change patient outcomes.

Our Lunch & Learn exists for exactly that reason. A 45-minute, case-based session hosted by our clinical team, built around the real scenarios you face in practice. In person or online, with lunch provided.

Call your local ScoliCare clinic to arrange a session for you and your team.

08/10/2026

Starting a new school term with a scoliosis brace can feel like a lot to navigate. Here are a few things that can make it easier from day one.

1️⃣ Ease in gradually. Build up wear time at home before the term starts.
2️⃣ Loop the school in. Teachers can make small allowances that go a long way.
3️⃣ Dress smart. A soft layer and a slight size up in clothing helps with comfort.
4️⃣ Sort your storage. A private spot to change and a safe place for PE makes a difference.
5️⃣ Pack light. A padded, well-fitted backpack is a must.

Everyone adjusts differently, and that is okay. If wearing the brace to school still feels overwhelming, speak with your scoliosis clinician who can share more tips tailored to you or your child's situation.

08/04/2026

If you were told you had scoliosis as a teenager, you might think that chapter is behind you. But scoliosis does not always stay the same, and it can re-enter the picture later in life — for completely different reasons.

Adolescent scoliosis is driven by growth. Adult degenerative scoliosis is driven by wear, and it can progress steadily once it starts.

New back pain, a shift in posture, or changes in balance are easy to write off as a normal part of getting older. But they are worth paying attention to.

If something feels different, you do not have to wonder. A scoliosis assessment can give you the clarity you need to move forward with confidence. Tap the link in bio to book yours.

Scoliosis does not stop most women from having successful pregnancies.While there can be some extra considerations, espe...
08/02/2026

Scoliosis does not stop most women from having successful pregnancies.

While there can be some extra considerations, especially if you have had spinal surgery, the majority of women with scoliosis go on to have healthy pregnancies with outcomes similar to the general population.

Knowledge is power. Understanding your individual scoliosis situation allows you to plan your pregnancy with confidence.

If you have questions about scoliosis and pregnancy, or scoliosis and fertility, our team is here to help. Tap the link in bio to book a scoliosis assessment.

Most people still get scoliosis wrong.They think it’s just bad posture… that it only happens in teenagers… or that a sma...
07/29/2026

Most people still get scoliosis wrong.

They think it’s just bad posture… that it only happens in teenagers… or that a small curve is nothing to worry about. These common myths can delay proper care and lead to bigger problems later.

Swipe to know 3 of the biggest misconceptions we hear every week and learn what scoliosis actually is →

Understanding the truth about scoliosis is the first step to better outcomes. Whether you’re concerned about your child or want clarity on your own curve, our team is here to give you the full picture.

👉 Tap the link in bio or contact our clinic to book an assessment.

Some teenagers get diagnosed with scoliosis and barely progress. Others experience rapid, worrying changes in just month...
07/26/2026

Some teenagers get diagnosed with scoliosis and barely progress. Others experience rapid, worrying changes in just months.

The difference isn’t just age, it’s how much growing they still have left. The more growth remaining, the higher the risk of curve progression.

Girls are also significantly more likely to need intervention than boys of the same age.

This is exactly why a proper scoliosis assessment goes far beyond just measuring the curve. It tells you where your child is in their growth journey and that changes everything about what comes next.

Early clarity = better options.

If you have a teenager (especially a daughter going through a growth spurt), don’t wait.

👉 Tap the link in bio or contact our clinic to book a scoliosis assessment.

One of the most common misconceptions about scoliosis is that it stops being a concern once a child finishes growing.Whi...
07/22/2026

One of the most common misconceptions about scoliosis is that it stops being a concern once a child finishes growing.

While progression does tend to slow after skeletal maturity, research shows it does not stop altogether. In adults, spinal degeneration can actually cause curves to progress again, sometimes more quickly, which is why ongoing monitoring matters at every stage of life.

What many people do not realize is that the most common type of scoliosis in adults is adolescent idiopathic scoliosis that has carried through from childhood. This is why early diagnosis and intervention can have such a lasting impact, not just during the growing years, but well into adulthood.

If you have questions about your own curve or your child's, contact our clinic to book an assessment.

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