Practical answers for South Florida families — written by the therapist who treats these curves every day, not by a content mill.
Every article here is written by Dr. Rebeca Correalima, PT, DPT, OCS — a board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and BSPTS Level 2 (Rigo Concept) scoliosis therapist.
Every Florida 6th grader is screened for scoliosis. If your child was referred, here's what it actually means, what the Cobb angle numbers mean, and what to do next.
Read moreHow out-of-network scoliosis therapy works in Florida — superbills, CPT codes, HSA/FSA, and the exact questions to ask your insurer before you book.
Read moreYou can't outgrow an adult curve — but pain, posture, breathing and function still respond. What scoliosis therapy realistically does for a mature spine, and what it doesn't.
Read moreHave a question we haven't covered? Call or text (305) 431-4422 — if it's a good question, it usually becomes an article.
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