We Measure. We Correct.
We Prove It.
Measurable Structural Transformation
Helping patients throughout Greensburg and Westmoreland County restore posture, function, and quality of life through objective structural correction.
We measure structural shifts using posture analysis, X-rays, stress films, and re-examinations. Every correction is documented. Every outcome is measurable.
Located at 593 Rugh Street, Greensburg, PA 15601
"Dr. Bury sets the standard of care and raised the bar. Determined, focused, empathetic... His medical skill set is incredible and wide ranging."
— Mark
"I went to multiple chiropractor's and physical therapist to try and correct my pain. I booked Dr. Gareth 3 months ago and I'm almost completely pain free. I feel like I have a chiropractor, physical therapist, and nutritionist all in one."
— Evelyn
"Dr. Bury is the 3rd chiropractic practice I have visited in the past 11 years. His services by far surpass any other chiropractors I have previously visited. I would highly recommend Dr. Gareth Bury to anyone in need of chiropractic care."
— Lynne
Dr. Gareth Bury, DC
Structural Correction Chiropractor
Your Structural Correction Chiropractor
Meet Dr. Gareth Bury
- 8+ Years Serving Westmoreland County
- Structural Correction Certified
- Mirror Image Adjusting
- 140+ Five-Star Google Reviews
"My goal is simple: identify the structural shifts causing dysfunction and objectively measure your progress throughout care."
— Dr. Gareth Bury, DC
Documented Results
We Don't Claim It. We Prove It.
Every patient receives objective before-and-after measurements. Here is what measurable structural transformation looks like.
These examples represent specific patients and are not a guarantee of outcome. Measured through posture analysis and/or X-ray reassessment. Individual results vary based on diagnosis, severity, and adherence to care.
Before → After Posture
Significant reduction in Anterior Head Syndrome and restoration of the lumbar curve. Measured objectively with PostureScreen.
Before → After Lumbar X-Ray
Lateral lumbar X-rays showing a measured correction from 73 mm to 30 mm over 12 weeks, for a total of 36 visits.
Migraines
Cervical structural assessment
Disc Injuries
Conservative structural approach
Whiplash
Post-accident cervical correction
Scoliosis
Cobb angle monitoring & correction
Individual results vary. A clinical evaluation is required to determine appropriate care.
Our Process
Measure. Correct. Reassess. Transform.
You cannot correct what you cannot measure. That is why every patient receives a comprehensive structural analysis before we ever begin care.
Structural X-Rays
Full-spine X-rays measure angles, curves, and alignment against the ideal geometric model.
Stress Films
Reveal ligament damage, instability, and areas of abnormal motion that standard X-rays miss.
PostureScreen
Measures postural deviations in millimeters. Head position, shoulder level, hip alignment tracked.
Re-Examination
We re-measure at regular intervals. You see your spine changing on X-ray, not just feel better.
Advanced Cases
Spondylolisthesis: Complex Cases Welcome
Spondylolisthesis requires careful structural evaluation. Our office combines advanced imaging with specific traction protocols for these complex cases. Using stress films and targeted correction, we monitor vertebral slippage and work toward measurable structural improvement.
Our Approach
Stress films + specific traction protocols
Vertebral slippage monitored via X-ray at regular intervals throughout care.
Results vary by case. A structural evaluation is required to determine candidacy.
What Sets Us Apart
Why Patients Choose Optimus Spine & Posture
Our office combines these advanced technologies into a comprehensive structural correction protocol.
Structural X-Rays
Stress Films
PostureScreen Analysis
Structural Rehabilitation
Mirror Image Adjusting
Spondylolisthesis Expertise
Scoliosis Management
Objective Re-Examinations
Advanced Equipment
Our Technology
Patients are often surprised by the level of equipment in our office. Most chiropractic offices have none of this.
Cervical UTS
Cervical traction system for structural rehabilitation
Lumbar UTS
Lumbar traction system for disc and curve restoration
Robotic Table
Motorized traction for spondylolisthesis cases
Decompression Table
Spinal decompression for disc injuries
PostureScreen
Objective posture measurement in millimeters
X-Ray Suite
In-house structural X-ray analysis
G-NAT
Precision instrument adjusting
Power Plate
Whole-body vibration for rehabilitation
The Analogy
Think About Your Teeth
If you brush your teeth 1,000 times, does it change their structure? No. That is why you go to an orthodontist.
An orthodontist corrects the structure and alignment so your jaw functions properly. This improves mechanics and reduces avoidable stress.
The same principle applies to your spine. We do not "brush" the problem with temporary relief. We correct the structure to improve mechanics and reduce avoidable stress on spinal joints and supporting tissues.
Secondary Conditions We Help
When Structure Shifts, Symptoms Follow
We do not simply chase symptoms. We identify and correct the structural problems that may be contributing to them. When the Primary Condition is corrected, these Secondary Conditions often resolve.
New Patients
What To Expect
We understand that visiting a new office can feel uncertain. Here is exactly what your first visit looks like.
Consultation
Discuss your history, goals, and concerns
Examination
Orthopedic and neurological testing
Posture Analysis
Objective measurement in millimeters
Structural X-Rays
If clinically indicated
Findings Review
We explain exactly what we found
Recommendations
Personalized structural correction plan
Serving Patients Throughout Westmoreland County
Ready For Measurable Change?
Stop guessing with your health. Schedule a Complimentary Structural Consultation to determine if you are a candidate for Structural Correction. This is a conversation — not a commitment.
Located at 593 Rugh Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 • Call/Text: 724-672-3794
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