A proactive approach to Scoliosis Care
Imagine a world where scoliosis care knows no boundaries
Are you struggling to treat your child’s scoliosis?

Your back specialist is far away

You don't want to wait 6 months to get answers

You're getting conflicting information

The curve is getting worse despite treatment

Don't know what to believe online

Afraid your child is going to have lifelong issues
Scoliosis doesn’t have to define your child’s life. Become a National Scoliosis Clinic member so your child can beat scoliosis without surgery or lifelong back pain.
Meet Your Guides
“After years of treating idiopathic adolescent scoliosis patients, I realized that parents needed a second set of eyes, and ongoing resources and education in between our visits. This realization gave birth to the National Scoliosis Clinic.”
-Dr. John Vorhies, Pediatric Spine Surgeon, Stanford University

Dr. John Vorhies
Stanford University

Dr. Michael Gardner
Co-founder, National Scoliosis Clinic, Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery, Stanford University
What you get with the National Scoliosis Clinic Membership

Weekly Office Hours
Weekly question and answer sessions with different experts in the Scoliosis field: Orthotists, Schroth Physical Therapists, and Spine Surgeons. Upcoming sessions include Dr. John Vorhies, Pediatric Spine Surgeon at Stanford University and Janise Alcantara, Physical Therapist specializing in PSSE, including Schroth methodology.

1:1 Consults With Orthotists
Learn more about bracing, your options with bracing, what braces get the best outcome and more. These are scheduled to fit your availability.

Resources
Includes up-to-date research on Scoliosis, including recent data on bracing, exercise interventions and more!

Coming Soon
Scoliosis Assessment App
The NSC is further revolutionizing scoliosis care and detection by developing AI-enabled scanning technology validated by our founders at Stanford University. This non-invasive and radiation-free technology could soon bring the ability to screen for and monitor scoliosis to patients’ homes.
*Currently pending FDA approval