Dr. Hitender is a Certified ScoliBrace Provider and a specialist in the Schroth Method, trained in SEAS and CLEAR scoliosis care. The Intensive Scoliosis Therapy Program brings that care together.
Dr. Hitender Sabharwal has led Denver South since 2004, with deep expertise in scoliosis rehabilitation, spinal biomechanics, pain management and spinal rehab. He also lectures on posture restoration, auto accident injury and work-related stress.
Education
Doctorate of Chiropractic, Logan College of Chiropractic. Licensed in Colorado and Illinois.
Training
Post-graduate work in spinal biomechanics, scoliosis, spinal rehab, radiology and pain management.
Certified
ScoliBrace provider, Schroth Best Practices, Chiropractic BioPhysics, SEAS and CLEAR trained.
Member
American, Colorado, International and World Chiropractic Associations.
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Because patients say it best.
“I was having low back pain & numbness in my feet… After 6 weeks, I am now 90% better. I can ride my horses again and joying the Colorado lifestyle, all thanks to this wonderful chiropractor.”
Carolyn, Denver
“I started seeing him last year for headaches… With in two weeks of chiropractor adjustments (4 visits), I could function and my headaches were almost gone.”
Daley, Denver
“He actually went over my exam results personally and told me about the changes I needed to make in my spine through chiropractic and wow he delivered.”
Brenda, Parker
“Put me through a series of chiropractic treatments that over time not only fixed my neck pain but got rid of my headaches.”
David, Cherry Creek
“I drove 2 hours to see him from Pueblo… Staff is really helpful, clinic is really clean and besides providing great treatments, Dr. Hitender has great bed side manner, which is refreshing.”
Nancy, Englewood
Conditions we treat.
Back pain
Neck pain
Headaches
Sciatica
Auto accident injuries
Sports injuries
Posture correction
Herniated disc
Scoliosis
Kyphoscoliosis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Good questions.
What is a chiropractic adjustment?
A gentle yet dynamic thrust applied to a specific spinal joint to move it in a particular direction. It restores proper mechanics of the spine, improving joint function and helping prevent injury.
How many adjustments will I need?
It depends. Deep-rooted fixations that have existed for years typically need months of care, while a recent, mild one often responds in as little as one treatment.
Is there a reaction after an adjustment?
It varies. Many people feel a great sense of well-being; the most common reaction is some aching or soreness that usually settles within several days. Call the office if anything concerns you.
What happens when my symptoms disappear?
Symptoms often fade before full correction. The team considers the job done when spinal motion is fully restored, not just when the pain stops, because the problem can otherwise return.
