Chiropractor in Schenectady, NY 12306 :: KiroKidz

Kiro Kidz is a community of children, parents and caregivers who support each other in a mission to encourage the health of children. We believe that everyone has a God-given health potential and that by means of pediatric chiro (kiro) care, each child can connect with their innate well-being.

By protecting the body's natural ability to heal itself, and build a stronger immune system, our children can be armed with the best defense against asthma, allergies, developmental disabilities, autoimmune disorder, colds, flu, and illness in general. When we support our body's natural ability to fight disease we can combat childhood illness and create a healthier world. We believe this is done through healthy nerve function, nutritious diet, proper fitness, appropriate sleep and a joyful heart.

518-229-6047 | 834 Duanesburg Rd, Schenectady, NY 12306

Health Articles

Chiropractic Causes an Increase in Athletic Performance and Recovery Time

Some people think of chiropractic care as something you turn to when your back or neck hurts. But growing evidence suggests it may play a much bigger role in how the body performs and recovers. A case published in the first quarter 2026 issue of the Asian-Pacific Chiropractic Journal followed a physically . . .

Remission of Abdominal Migraines Following Chiropractic Care

Published on August 12, 2025, in the open access journal Cureus, was the results of a case study documenting chiropractic care helping a pediatric patient who was suffering from abdominal migraines. . . .

Improvement in Vocal Performance with Chiropractic

Most people don't think about how complex the human voice really is. Speaking and singing require precise coordination between breathing, posture, muscles, and the nervous system. For professional singers, even small changes in the body can make a big difference in performance. When posture, breathing, . . .

From Tingling Hands to Full Recovery: A Story of Nerve Health and Hope

Many people experience numbness, tingling, or “pins and needles” sensations in their hands or arms — often brushed off as circulation issues or simple nerve irritation. But sometimes, these symptoms point to a deeper imbalance in the spine and nervous system. A case report published in the Annals . . .