EDUCATION AND UPDATES FROM DR. JEFF
Articles & Case Studies
Dr. Sklar is pleased to share some of his published material in treating on the success he has had treating patients in need.
Hill chiropractor relocates to Highland Avenue site
by Tiffany Rivera Chestnut Hill resident Jeff Sklar, 56, a chiropractor for more than 20 years, knows a thing or two about treating patients with various physical aches. He has treated conditions such as muscular/skeletal aches, pains, car accident and
Dr. Sklar Honored With Starfish Award
Dr. Sklar was presented with CTCA's Starfish Award for Clinical Innovation. Starfish Poem One day an old man was walking down the beach just before dawn. In the distance he saw a young man picking up stranded starfish and throwing
Q&A With NCLC 2019 Presenters
Q&A WITH NCLC 2019 PRESENTERS: DR. JEFFREY SKLAR ACA’s annual meeting, the National Chiropractic Leadership Conference, brings you cutting-edge, evidence-based education sessions featuring some of the chiropractic profession’s most respected thought leaders and content experts. Many sessions also offer continuing
Cancer Care and Chiropractic
Few health challenges frighten patients more than cancer. From warning signs to early testing to confirmation of the diagnosis to the arduous and often-uncertain treatment process, patients must face their potential mortality and be able to say, "I will not
Chiropractic Care and Radiation Oncology: An Unlikely Partnership to Improve the Lives of Cancer Patients
by Jeff Sklar, DC Radiation oncologists work tirelessly to formulate treatment regimens that will help their patients. Unfortunately, treating cancer does have side effects. In radiation oncology, consistent body positioning is paramount to ensure the most accurate treatment is administered
Integrated Cancer Care: Chemo-Induced Vertigo
by Jeff Sklar, DC This case study shows an example of chiropractic being utilized in the integrative setting for treatment of a patient with cancer. This patient was being treated with Gleevec for chronic meyelogenous leukemia (CML) since 2005. Read
