Some information about me and my practice:

I am a family chiropractor in private practice since 1994 and owner of Tri-County Chiropractic, PC.  I have two office locations for patient care in which I share space with several ‘like minded’ practitioners.  In addition, I am an Assistant Professor at New York Chiropractic College and am currently teaching in the Neuroanatomy II Lab.

I go to work every day with two goals; to do my best and to do one ‘exceptional’ thing that isn’t expected for each of my patients.  If I can do those two things, everything else falls into place.

If you are viewing my website for the first time, you are either searching for a chiropractor or recently been to my office.  I have the following patient care philosophy: determine the problem, develop a treatment plan and monitor the changes.  Once the problem is solved, I'll dismiss you from care until the next time you give me a call.

I would define myself as a 'spinal specialist'.  I specialize in understanding the most common complaints people experience involving the skeleton, muscles and nerves.  Back and neck pain make up 80% of the conditions I manage in my office.  Shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, ankle and foot complaints make up the other 20%.

My typical first treatment involves the following: a consultation to first discuss your concerns and what your goals you are hoping to achieve by using my services; an examination to determine what I think is causing your concerns; a diagnosis in order to give a name to the problem you are having and finally a treatment plan.

A typical treatment will last 20-40 minutes and involves the following: a re-evaluation to determine if we are on track with your goals; placement on the chiropractic table and use of appropriate modalities (hot pack, ice pack, electric stimulation, ultrasound, traction); application of the chiropractic adjustment (flexion distraction, drop techniques, spinal manipulation, deep tissue massage, Graston Technique, which is an instrument assisted myofascial release technique); and once we are done I'll have you stand up, walk around and determine if any additional treatment is needed before concluding the session.

I accept most insurance plans but unfortunately I can not participate with every plan.  Some of them are unfair to people like me and those plans I do not accept.  Whether you have insurance or not, I always offer a FREE 15-MINUTE CONSULTATION so we can discuss your concerns and I can tell you up front what it will costs for you to see me.

I look forward to working with you.  I have had the opportunity to treat over 6000 new patients since 1994. I can promise you I will do my best for you.  Have a great rest of your day!