Dr. Wade Verch
About
Meet Dr. Wade Verch
Dr. Wade Verch is a Board-Certified Chiropractic Physician with advanced certifications in the treatment of neuropathy and intractable pain. He also serves as an adjunct professor at Sherman College of Chiropractic, where he instructs the Orthospinology program.
He earned his Bachelor of Science in Health Fitness from Central Michigan University with a concentration in cardiac rehabilitation. Driven by a passion for understanding the human body and exploring drug-free approaches to care, he went on to attend Palmer College of Chiropractic, the world’s first chiropractic institution, where he earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. During his studies, he served on the Palmer College Sports Council, providing care to athletes across a variety of sports and settings.
In addition to his doctorate, Dr. Verch completed advanced post-graduate training in Clinical Neurology and became certified in Neurodiagnostic NCV/EMG through the Neurodiagnosis Institute. Following graduation, he pursued extensive training in advanced upper cervical care, earning his advanced certification in Orthospinology protocols. Today, he combines his expertise as a chiropractic physician with his specialized training in orthospinology, neurology, and neuropathy care to help patients find relief and restore their quality of life.
Precision in Spinal Alignment
Orthospinology is a highly specialized chiropractic technique that focuses on the precise analysis and gentle correction of the upper cervical spine, specifically the atlas and axis vertebrae. These two vertebrae play a vital role in supporting the head, maintaining spinal balance, and protecting the nervous system.
Even the smallest misalignment in this area can disrupt communication within the body and impact overall health. The Orthospinology approach uses advanced imaging, thorough analysis, and carefully targeted adjustments to correct these misalignments, helping to restore proper spinal alignment and support the body’s natural ability to function and heal.
