The most common techniques for adjustment include the Activator Method or the Diversified technique.
Quince Orchard Medical Center is excited to welcome Dr. Susan DeMaille to our practice!
Dr. Susan Fulton DeMaille is a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic with physical therapy privileges in the state of Maryland and in Washington D.C. She is an honors graduate from New York Chiropractic College and has over 20 years of practice experience specializing in the conservative management of muscular and skeletal conditions. During her years in practice, she has enjoyed working in a multidisciplinary setting; integrating care with primary care physicians, neurologists, orthopedists and other specialties. She has successfully owned and operated chiropractic practices in New York and Maryland and is driven by her love of helping patients, focusing on the person in order to help them achieve their personal health and wellness goals.
Dr. DeMaille is a certified Whiplash and Soft Tissue Injury Specialist through the Spine Research Institute of San Diego. She is also certified in dry needling and is a certified FAKTR (Functional and Kinetic Treatment with Rehabilitation) practitioner.
In her free time, Dr. DeMaille loves relaxing at the beach and spending time with her two sons. Her oldest is a recent University of Maryland graduate and her youngest attends The University of Delaware where he is a member of the Blue Hen’s football team. She also enjoys reading, biking, and running.
Give us a call to schedule with Dr. DeMaille!
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