Dr. Chris Amato , Board Certified in Rehabilitation

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Dr. Chris Amato , Board Certified in Rehabilitation

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11/09/2025

Happy Monday, join! Amato Family Chiropractic in celebrating Dr. Amato's recognition as Top Chiropractic Provider in the Lehigh Valley according to Lehigh Valley Style!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Dr. Amato and his staff. Have a safe holiday!
This spooktacular holiday is when things come creeping about the neighborhood seeking favors over trickery.
People of all ages look forward to Halloween traditions. While dressing up and baking, we carve up glowing pumpkins. Children breathe life into storybook characters while practicing their trick or treat. In twos and threes, they traipse through the neighborhood, collecting their bounty in pillow sacks. A ghost, a pirate, a robot or Dorothy, and Toto. No matter their age, they come to the door. They knock or ring. Here and there, a screech or a boo! Dr. Chris Amato , Board Certified in Rehabilitation

10/26/2025

IT'S NATIONAL PUMPKIN DAY folks are in a frenzy of pumpkin obsession. We need pumpkin everything! Bars, cookies, coffee, cheesecake, pasta, and oatmeal, pumpkin patches, festivals, bake-offs, and more. Let's not forget jack-o-lantern carving, too!

Pumpkin is native to North America and one of the oldest domesticated plants in the world. Archaeologists have found the oldest domesticated pumpkin seeds in the Oaxaca Highlands of Mexico, dating them to as far back as 7,500 to 5,500 B.C. Native Americans cultivated pumpkins and other types of squash for centuries before European explorers arrived. They were a crucial part of their diet; they ate the flesh and roasted the seeds.

For the colonists, pumpkins became a vital food source, helping them survive their first harsh winters. This historical connection is why pumpkins are so closely associated with Thanksgiving. The tradition of carving Jack-o'-lanterns, however, was brought to America by Irish immigrants, who originally carved turnips and potatoes. They found the native pumpkin to be much larger and easier to carve, solidifying its place as a quintessential symbol of autumn and Halloween. Have you picked up your pumpkin? American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board

10/24/2025

DR. AMATO provides DOT PHYSICALS.. call 610-882-2400 - Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) The DOT physicals determine if a driver is physically, mentally, and emotionally fit to operate a commercial motor vehicle (CMV)
Dr. Chris Amato , Board Certified in Rehabilitation

10/02/2025

This week LET'S TALK REHAB - Dr. Chris Amato , Board Certified in Rehabilitation

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2502 Schoenersville Road
Bethlehem, PA
18018

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+16108822400

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https://www.amatochiro.com/

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Amato Family Chiropractic Rehabilatation Center

Chiropractic Physician and Board Certified Rehabilitation Doctor

Dr. Amato has been in clinical practice for over 23 years. He is Board Certified in Chiropractic Rehabilitation and serves as Secretary of the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board. In 2016 Dr. Amato was recognized by the American Chiropractic Association Rehab Council as Rehabilitation Doctor of the Year. He is currently enrolled in the University of Pittsburg’s prestigious Primary Spine Care Provider program continuing to further his education in chiropractic rehabilitation. Dr. Amato is credentialed through Lehigh Valley Health Network.

Dr. Amato has been very fortunate to have had the opportunity to work on many well known musical acts through the Wind Creek formerly the Sands and the PPL Center. Dr. Amato frequently works on professional and collegiate athletes from all over the region. He currently enjoys working with the East Penn Raiders, a Lehigh Valley minor league football team. It is his goal to help young men to reach the next level of athleticism, such as the NFL or the Canadian Football League.

Dr. Amato lives near the Appalacian trail with his wife and children. When not working, he enjoys trail running, having completed several trail marathons and half marathons. He has been a volunteer for many civic organizations, youth sports teams and belongs to the Bethlehem Morning Star Rotary Club. Dr. Amato is a Board Member of the Lehigh Valley Planning Comission, serving a region of 800,000 people.