CHIROPRACTOR Winter Park FL

As Winter Park’s Chiropractor, Dr. Roffler strives to provide the best possible care for his patients. Dr. Roffler excels in helping people who have chronic and difficult neck and low back spinal problems; utilizing a variety of techniques and modalities including Non-surgical Spinal Decompression, manual and instrument adjusting, rehab therapy, nutritional therapy and laser therapy. Dr. Roffler works with the whole spine in mind, the individual vertebra, as well as the discs and muscles that influence it. Dr. Roffler believes in integrity and honesty and promotes a family atmosphere in the office – he feels that this encourages open communication between you the patient and the doctor and staff.

Dr. Roffler treats a variety of back and neck problems including but not limited to: Back Injuries (such as Auto Accidents and Sports Injuries), Chronic Back Pain, Lumbar Herniated Discs, Pinched Nerves in the Back, and Sciatica. Dr. Roffler also treats neck problems including: Neck Injuries (such as Whiplash Injuries from Auto Accidents and Sports Injuries) Chronic Neck Pain, Cervical Herniated Discs, and Head and Neck Conditions such as Headaches.  Dr. Roffler is one of a small group of doctors in the United States who are nationally certified in Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression. Dr. Roffler has been able to help many people with herniated discs and spinal stenosis – without drugs or surgery. Dr. Roffler also has a Non-surgical, Drug free treatment program for Peripheral Neuropathy that is physician supervised and home based.

Chiropractic has been generally and historically misunderstood. As Winter Park’s Chiropractor, Dr. Roffler has found that 3 of the more common misunderstandings are: (1) “Once you start going to a chiropractor you can never stop going to a chiropractor”. Obviously, this is false. In fact, chiropractic patients can stop care at any point of their choosing. However, many patients choose to continue Wellness visits because of the positive health benefits they feel along with their desire to feel and function at their best. (2) MDs are doctors, Chiropractors are not. Actually both are doctors and both are considered physicians. Both are extensively trained in the basic sciences and have about the same number of classroom hours. The main difference is that MDs have more schooling in drugs and surgery (Chiropractors work to keep their patients away from drugs and surgery whenever possible); Chiropractors have more schooling in radiology, Chiropractic manipulation, and nutrition. (3) Another misconception is that surgery is the only option for herniated discs and/or spinal stenosis. Unfortunately, many patients are not told about Non-surgical Spinal Decompression, a relatively new procedure with proven positive results that can help many, many people avoid addictive drugs and potentially risky back or neck surgery.