Cucci Chiropractic, a family chiropractic practice led by Dr. Joseph Cucci, is marking more than 25 years of serving patients in New York. The practice, located at 131 East 61st Street on the Upper East Side, has announced the availability of intake forms in both English and Spanish for adult and pediatric patients. This expansion aims to accommodate the diverse population of New York City, where many residents speak Spanish as a primary language.
Dr. Cucci, who founded the practice, emphasizes the importance of individualized care. Each new patient undergoes a thorough consultation and evaluation that covers health history, current concerns, movement patterns, posture, daily demands, and personal goals. Based on these findings, a tailored care plan is developed. "Our goal is to listen carefully, explain what we find, and develop an approach that fits the individual instead of applying the same plan to everyone," said Dr. Cucci.
The New York office offers a wide range of chiropractic and supportive services, including chiropractic manipulative therapy, the Activator Method, upper cervical techniques, manual therapy, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, kinesiology taping, rehabilitation exercises, neuro re-education, postural evaluations, scoliosis screenings, and digital X-rays when clinically appropriate. Additional equipment-based options such as spinal traction, flexion-distraction, shockwave therapy, deep tissue laser therapy, and performance rehabilitation exercises may be incorporated into care plans based on individual needs.
The Manhattan location is strategically positioned to serve residents, professionals, and commuters near the Upper East Side. Office hours are Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Patients are advised to confirm current hours directly with the practice.
New patients can access the intake forms through the practice website at Cucci Chiropractic. The Spanish-language adult intake form is a notable addition, allowing Spanish-speaking patients to prepare their health information in advance. The practice stresses that a consultation and examination are necessary to determine if chiropractic care is appropriate, and referrals to other healthcare professionals may be made when needed.
This milestone of over 25 years underscores the practice's sustained commitment to patient-centered care. By offering bilingual intake forms, Cucci Chiropractic aims to reduce barriers and ensure that more New Yorkers can access chiropractic services tailored to their needs.
