My staff likes to joke that I’m too talkative with my patients sometimes. But I’m always very conscious of putting my patients at ease. For someone who’s never visited a chiropractor before, chiropractic can be a foreign and sometimes intimidating concept.

Typically, I’ll start by explaining what chiropractic is about. And then I’ll describe how it’s performed. Chiropractic adjustments are very hands-on compared to most types of medical treatments.

After practicing for more than 25 years, I’ve achieved a mastery of the chiropractic techniques. But, perhaps even more importantly, I’ve learned that I need to first make sure my patient understands how the treatment can help their physical issues. I do that by answering all of their questions to their full satisfaction.

I treat patients for a wide variety of injuries. On a given day, I may work with a CrossFit athlete who’s hampered by chronic lower back pain and an 80-yearold woman who’s recently undergone minimally-invasive spinal surgery. My aim is the same in both cases: to get them back to full strength so that they can resume an active lifestyle.

My office includes a 1,200-square foot space that looks and feels more like a gym. In addition to low-force, hands-on adjustments, a treatment can also include muscle stimulation and massage, as well as stretching and corrective exercises that can eventually be transitioned to a home exercise routine.

Daily, meaningful movement is essential to our health. It’s something I appreciated as an athlete, but did not fully understand until I studied exercise science, an emerging field at the time. Chiropractic became a natural transition because it enabled me to work with other athletes. But I also realized very quickly how much I appreciated its holistic approach to healthcare.

As a chiropractor, I’m assisting the natural healing process by realigning spinal imbalances that can occur suddenly or over time. The human body is a complex machine, where seemingly unrelated parts are interconnected. Every treatment, while designed to use our natural healing ability to remedy a specific concern, is also ultimately about enabling the body to do what it’s designed to do: function at the height of its ability.

My practice welcomes referrals for most spine disorders and a broad range of traumatic injuries. And we accept most major insurance providers, as well as Medicare.

Gregory Quille, DC

Gregory Quille, DC

Clinical Expertise
Manual chiropractic low-force techniques, rehabilitative therapies, corrective exercise
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EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, Exercise Science
Creighton University
Omaha, Nebraska 1989
Doctor of Chiropractic
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Davenport, Iowa 1993
CERTIFICATIONS
Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician
Certified in Manipulation Under Anesthesia
PROFESSIONAL SOCIEITIES
The Association of New Jersey Chiropractors
The National Strength and Conditioning Association
HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS
Top Doctor, NJ Top Docs, 2020
Service Award, Stafford Township School District Board of Education
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