Start with the person
Dr. Eric begins with your history, symptoms, concerns, activities, and goals before determining what examination or care may be appropriate.
Meet Your Chiropractor
Meet Dr. Eric Pirrone
Chiropractic care should begin with understanding the person, not simply treating the place that hurts. Dr. Eric Pirrone combines chiropractic experience with a deep background in movement, exercise, fitness, and corrective care to help patients understand what may be contributing to their problem and what they can do next.
About Dr. Eric
Chiropractic Meets Movement
Dr. Eric Pirrone earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Logan College of Chiropractic in 2004 and became a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician in 2007.
But his professional background extends well beyond the chiropractic office. Over the years, he has worked extensively in fitness, strength training, corrective exercise, mobility, and professional education.
That experience shaped the way he practices today. Rather than viewing pain, posture, strength, and movement as unrelated problems, Dr. Eric looks at how they may interact and how a patient's care can progress as their needs change.
What this means for patients:
the goal is not simply to ask, “Where does it hurt?”
The evaluation also considers what you need your body to do
at work, at home, in the gym, and in the activities that
matter to you.
His Approach to Care
Understand the Problem. Build the Next Step.
Patients often arrive because something hurts. The first job is to understand the concern. From there, care can be built around the findings, the patient's goals, and what will help them function better in everyday life.
Look for contributing factors
Depending on the individual, the evaluation may consider joint function, movement, mobility, posture, strength, and other factors related to the complaint.
Progress beyond relief
When appropriate, care may progress from addressing the immediate complaint toward better movement, strength, mobility, and the ability to tolerate everyday demands.
Professional Background
Experience Beyond the Adjusting Table
Dr. Eric's work in chiropractic, fitness, corrective exercise, and professional education has allowed him to work with people across a wide range of ages, abilities, and physical goals.
His professional development continues to focus on the relationship between health, movement, physical capacity, and the habits that influence how people function over time.
Education & Experience
Doctor of Chiropractic
Logan College of Chiropractic, 2004
Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician
Professional certification earned in 2007
Fitness Education
Continuing education provider for NASM since 2013
Fitness Leadership
Experience developing and educating personal trainers
Gym Ownership
Previous owner of three CrossFit gyms
Wellness & Fitness Programs
Leadership experience with Cornerstone and
8 Weeks to Wellness
What Patients Can Expect
A Plan Built Around Your Findings
There is no single treatment plan or technique that is automatically appropriate for every patient.
Dr. Eric considers your health history, examination findings, comfort, goals, physical demands, and the nature of the problem before discussing recommendations.
If your evaluation suggests that another provider, additional testing, or a different type of care should be considered, that becomes part of the conversation as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
Meeting Dr. Eric
What happens during my first visit with Dr. Eric?
Your first visit begins with a discussion of your symptoms, health history, goals, and the activities that are being affected. Dr. Eric then determines what examination is appropriate and discusses the next steps based on those findings.
Does Dr. Eric use the same chiropractic technique for everyone?
No. Recommendations and techniques are selected based on the individual, including examination findings, health history, comfort, goals, and other relevant factors.
Does the office only focus on pain relief?
Pain may be the reason someone initially schedules an appointment, but care can also consider movement, mobility, posture, strength, and other factors that may influence long-term function when appropriate.
How do I schedule an appointment with Dr. Eric?
You can request an appointment online through our appointment page or call Family Chiropractic of Lederach at (215) 256-8006.
Ready to Get Started?
Start With a Conversation and an Evaluation
Tell us what is bothering you and what you want to get back to doing. We will help you understand the next appropriate step.