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For Parents and Patients with Scoliosis
ScoliCare are dedicated to providing advice and support to scoliosis patients & their families
For Adults with Scoliosis
Adults can also be affected by scoliosis. Depending on the situation, treatments are available.
Learn About Scoliosis Treatments
Scoliosis is a complex condition. No single treatment has proven to be suitable for every patient.
Healthcare Professional Support
We work with health professionals in all fields to help achieve the best results for scoliosis patients.
What Are The Best Scoliosis Treatments?
The right treatment for scoliosis is determined by many factors. The most important thing to understand is that everyone patient is unique and therefore their treatment must also be customised.
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[Blog] – Fashion Tips: What to Wear with your Brace
ScoliCare has put together some fashion tips based on the advice from some of our current patients.
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[Blog] – Types of Scoliosis Specific Exercises and their Benefits
When you hear ‘scoliosis rehabilitation’ you might think of typical physiotherapy exercises involving strength and stretching. However they are much more than that.
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[Blog] – Adult Scoliosis: a common, progressive, but often unrecognised condition
Scoliosis is highly prevalent in adult populations, with estimates as high as 68% reported in patients aged 60-90 years.
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