NYRC Brace

The NYRC Smart Brace is a state-of-the-art, custom-fit scoliosis brace, based on the tried and true

Our company headquarters is located in New York and has multidisciplinary team of experts who have an extensive experience dealing with patients with scoliosis. These skilled professional experts have received extensive training around the world so that they best meet the needs of our patients. The NYRC brace TM is a highly customized brace manufactured with the most advanced CAD/CAM technologies

06/14/2021

June is Scoliosis Awareness Month and we at NYRC Brace want to help call attention to the need for education, early detection and awareness of scoliosis. It is imperative that we not only know what scoliosis is, but learn how to recognize the signs and where to seek proper care.

02/04/2020

To slow scoliosis curve progression physical therapists teach patients to improve their spinal balance with specific exercises and positions. The Scoliosis classification system used to select the design specifications of the NYRC brace™ make this brace compatible with physiotherapy scoliosis specific exercises. Go to our Education page to learn more about the NYRC brace™ process and Physical Therapy Scoliosis Specific Exercises.

12/04/2019

This week we are at International Pedriatic Orthopaedic Symposium presented by POSNA and AAOS. Visit our booth to learn about the work we are doing with scoliosis bracing.

05/31/2019

John Tunney, BOCPO was a guest speaker at the 5th Annual Non-Operative Treatment of Childhood Scoliosis CME, that happened last week at New York- Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center.
Experts from Columbia’s Center and visiting lecturers shared their experience in presentations and demonstrated best practices. @ NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia University Medical Center-ER

04/25/2019

This week we are in San Francisco for the 14th Internacional SOSORT meeting 2019

06/19/2017

If you want to about specific care on scoliosis, please check out this article below from the NY Times.

Hope for an S-Shaped Back An exercise regimen called the Schroth method focuses on halting curve progression in the spine, reducing pain, and improving posture, strength and lung function.