ScoliCare Seattle Washington

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

Grateful for the kind words and trust from Dr. Bradley Franklin of Franklin Chiropractic in Silverdale! It’s an honor to...
04/09/2026

Grateful for the kind words and trust from Dr. Bradley Franklin of Franklin Chiropractic in Silverdale!

It’s an honor to collaborate in providing patient-centered scoliosis care. We’re committed to being transparent about when bracing can help—and when other approaches may be more effective—so every patient receives the best possible path forward.

Partnerships like this truly elevate the level of care we can offer. Thank you again for your thoughtful review and continued collaboration!

Thank you to Floral Image Puget Sound for keeping our clinic space lively, welcoming, and vibrant each month with your b...
04/08/2026

Thank you to Floral Image Puget Sound for keeping our clinic space lively, welcoming, and vibrant each month with your beautiful, realistic floral arrangements—they spark so many compliments!

04/07/2026

Quick standing check — how are you aligned right now? 👀

Is your head drifting forward?
Are your shoulders uneven?
Is your weight shifted more to one side?

These subtle patterns can build over time — especially during growth or long hours on your feet.

And sometimes, consistent unevenness (like one shoulder or hip sitting higher) can be an early sign of scoliosis — which is why noticing changes matters.

Try this:
✔ Head stacked over shoulders
✔ Shoulders relaxed
✔ Weight evenly balanced
✔ Knees soft, not locked

You don’t need pain to pay attention to your spine.

If something feels consistently uneven, increasing, or “off,” a spinal assessment can provide clarity and guide the right next step.

Small awareness today can support long-term spinal health 👉Liink in bio to download our free guide!

04/06/2026

Quick standing check — how are you aligned right now? 👀

Is your head drifting forward?
Are your shoulders uneven?
Is your weight shifted more to one side?

These subtle patterns can build over time — especially during growth or long hours on your feet.

And sometimes, consistent unevenness (like one shoulder or hip sitting higher) can be an early sign of scoliosis — which is why noticing changes matters.

Try this:
✔ Head stacked over shoulders
✔ Shoulders relaxed
✔ Weight evenly balanced
✔ Knees soft, not locked

You don’t need pain to pay attention to your spine.

If something feels consistently uneven, increasing, or “off,” a spinal assessment can provide clarity and guide the right next step.

Small awareness today can support long-term spinal health 👉Download our free guide!
https://scolicare.com/usa-back-in-balance/

Thank you, Daniela, for your kind and heartfelt words. We’re honored by your trust in our team and grateful for the oppo...
04/03/2026

Thank you, Daniela, for your kind and heartfelt words.

We’re honored by your trust in our team and grateful for the opportunity to support both you and your son. Providing attentive, personalized care is at the core of what we do, and your experience means so much to us.

Thank you, Daniela, for your kind and heartfelt words. We’re honored by your trust in our team and grateful for the oppo...
04/03/2026

Thank you, Daniela, for your kind and heartfelt words.

We’re honored by your trust in our team and grateful for the opportunity to support both you and your son. Providing attentive, personalized care is at the core of what we do here at ScoliCare, and your experience means so much to us.

Long study sessions? Your spine might be working harder than you think.A few simple setup tweaks can make studying much ...
04/02/2026

Long study sessions? Your spine might be working harder than you think.

A few simple setup tweaks can make studying much more comfortable for your neck, shoulders, and back.

Try this quick posture check:

✔ Feet flat on the floor
✔ Screen at eye level
✔ Back supported against the chair

You don’t need perfect posture — but a better setup can help your body stay more balanced during long study sessions.

For people with scoliosis, these small habits can be especially important, as uneven positions can place extra stress on the spine.

And if you notice you’re always leaning to one side, slouching, or feeling discomfort while studying — that’s useful information.

Download our free Back in Balance guide via link in bio for more simple daily posture tips or book a spinal assessment with our team to better understand your spine.

Long study sessions? Your spine might be working harder than you think.A few simple setup tweaks can make studying much ...
04/02/2026

Long study sessions? Your spine might be working harder than you think.

A few simple setup tweaks can make studying much more comfortable for your neck, shoulders, and back.

Try this quick posture check:

✔ Feet flat on the floor
✔ Screen at eye level
✔ Back supported against the chair

You don’t need perfect posture — but a better setup can help your body stay more balanced during long study sessions.

For people with scoliosis, these small habits can be especially important, as uneven positions can place extra stress on the spine.

And if you notice you’re always leaning to one side, slouching, or feeling discomfort while studying — that’s useful information.

Download our free Back in Balance guide for more simple daily posture tips or book a spinal assessment with our team to better understand your spine.

👉https://scolicare.com/usa-back-in-balance/

04/01/2026

Tap & hold to pull your Spine Support card!

Your spine loves movement, not marathons of sitting.

Long hours at a desk, on a phone, or studying can slowly add strain to the spine.
Especially if scoliosis is present.

Small resets make a difference:

✔ move regularly
✔ reset your posture
✔ check your screen height
✔ balance how you stand and sit

Movement doesn’t have to be perfect — it just needs to happen often.

Download the Back in Balance guide for more simple ways to support your spine.

03/29/2026

How many hours a day do you spend looking down at your phone? 📱

It might seem harmless, but that head-down posture can place extra strain on the neck, shoulders, and spine over time, especially for teens who are still growing.

A simple change can help:
➡️ Bring the phone up to your eyes, instead of dropping your head down.
➡️ Relax your shoulders.
➡️ Change positions and take regular screen breaks.

Small daily habits can make a big difference for spinal health.

Download our free Back in Balance Challenge via link in bio for more daily posture tips and exercises.

And if you’re noticing posture changes during growth, a spinal assessment can provide real clarity.

03/29/2026

How many hours a day do you spend looking down at your phone? 📱

It might seem harmless, but that head-down posture can place extra strain on the neck, shoulders, and spine over time, especially for teens who are still growing.

A simple change can help:
➡️ Bring the phone up to your eyes, instead of dropping your head down.
➡️ Relax your shoulders.
➡️ Change positions and take regular screen breaks.

Small daily habits can make a big difference for spinal health.

Download our free Back in Balance Challenge for more daily posture tips and exercises.
👉https://scolicare.com/usa-back-in-balance/

And if you’re noticing posture changes during growth, a spinal assessment can provide real clarity.

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2150 N 107th Street Suite 170
Seattle, WA
98133

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