Dr. Ted Siciliano, DC of the Manahawkin Chiropractic Center has been practicing in the Manahawkin, NJ area since 1978. Dr. Siciliano is a chiropractor who is committed to providing pain relief from complicated conditions such as bulging or herniated discs of the spine, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, sciatica and neck pain with pain/numbness in the arm. Dr. Siciliano has received extensive postgraduate training in the use of Cox Spinal Decompression Adjusting which in many cases can provide drug free, non-surgical spinal decompression which will reduce pain, increase mobility and improve quality of life.

At our Manahawkin chiropractic office you will receive the best of care through the use of the most researched chiropractic technique, Cox Spinal Decompression Adjusting. Dr. Ted Siciliano and the staff at the Manahawkin Chiropractic Center have a genuine concern for your well-being and health.

The Manahawkin Chiropractic Center is centrally located on Rt. 9 South, next to the Ocean Club Fitness Center, in the Mayetta section of Stafford Township, NJ. Patients from Barnegat, Waretown, Long Beach Island, West Creek, Tuckerton, Little Egg Harbor, New Gretna as well as Manahawkin will find easy access to our chiropractic center.

You may be new to seeing a chiropractor and want to find out more. Feel free to click the "email us" link to ask any questions and you are more than welcome to call 609-597-9333 and speak to us directly. We also welcome referrals, so feel free to use the "send to friend" link to share our health information with your friends and loved ones.

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"Observational study found that low back pain patients receiving chiropractic care, which typically includes spinal manipulation, are more satisfied than those receiving medical care."
-New England Journal of Medicine