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Family First Chiropractic
One of the Region’s Best Kept Secrets
W
hen I first spoke with Dr.
Marry, he related two things
to me that he feels are most
important. First, his faith. He and his wife
both have a strong Christian faith and
believe that it should underpin all that
they set out to do. The second is, enjoy
what you do.
Dr. Marry explained that he might
walk into an adjusting room and meet
an 85-year-old runner with a sore knee,
only to go to the next room and evaluate
a newborn baby and new mom to ensure
that the stress of birth isn’t slowing their
recoveries.
“About half of my practice is pediatric
because the earlier we can evaluate the
nervous system, the better the outcomes
for those patients,” he said. “Focusing on
their nervous system is key and will be
the focus of all healthcare practitioners
moving forward, regardless of the
symptoms the patients present with.”
A graduate of Parker School of
Dr. Jonas E. Marry
Chiropractic, Dr. Marry’s postgraduate studies include pediatrics,
sports medicine, and functional neurology. He has served as the head
instructor at Carnegie Mellon University’s Osher Lifelong Learning
program, presented at Allegheny General Hospital’s Symposium on
Spinal Health as well as the Pennsylvania Counselors Association on
the neurology of mental health, and is currently the Medical Chair for
Impacted Inc.
Bringing neurology-based chiropractic to all patients has been a
goal of his for quite some time, especially for younger patients who
compete at high levels but don’t have access to the diagnostic testing
that professional athletes do.
“We have worked with Olympic athletes, international-level
martial artists, baseball and football players. But our most common
sports-related patient is the Little League and high school athlete,”
Dr. Marry said. “We want to make sure all youngsters get accurately
diagnosed and get the appropriate level
of care because that’s significant to their
outcomes.”
In addition to traditional chiropractic
care, Family First Chiropractic also stresses
nutrition, cold laser therapy, complete lab
testing, bio and neurofeedback and more
to get the best overall picture of your
health. The staff works with each patient
individually to come up with a plan of
action to re-establish health and healing
as well as provide ongoing teaching and
training for performance and prevention.
“My wife and I started this practice
together. We came back to Pittsburgh to
be closer to our family, and we view our
patients as our extended family,” Dr. Marry
said. “That’s why we chose the name
Family First for the practice. It’s more than
a name; it’s what we believe.”
For more information on Family
First Chiropractic, including all the
services provided, go to the website at
familyfirstchiro.net, where you can also set
up an appointment for a free consultation. Family First Chiropractic is
located at 3150 Washington Road, McMurray, 15317. You can also call
724.941.9507 with any questions you may have. If you prefer emailing,
questions may be directed to [email protected].
familyfirstchiro.net
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