Lawrence DelRe, DC

Specialties

Lawrence DelRe, D. C, N.R.C.M.E is a Pittsburgh chiropractor that may be able to assist you in feeling better if your symptoms involve chronic pain and impairment of your range of motion. Our highly trained, experienced practitioners use a combination of manual techniques and equipment to help heal the symptoms you’re experiencing. Whether you’re affected by chronic back pain, migraines or other headaches, or pain associated with an automobile accident or a sports injury, we may be able to help.

We perform an in-​depth evaluation to help us pinpoint the exact source of your discomfort. Our interventions aim to alleviate the source of your pain or mobility limitations in addition to the symptoms themselves. We’re very familiar with anatomy, and our therapy can help relieve discomfort that occurs in many different parts of the body.

We offer reasonable rates, convenient appointment times, and hassle-​free appointment scheduling. Call us today to schedule your appointment.

History

Established in 2010.

Lawrence DelRe, D. C, N.R.C.M.E has been serving Pittsburg since 2010. Our mission is to provide the pain management you’ve been looking for in a comfortable and friendly environment. With over 4 years of success, we look forward to adding you to our growing history of happy customers.

Meet the Business Owner

Dr. DelRe, L.

Business Owner

Dr. Lawrence DelRe, D.C., N.R.C.M.E, has been treating the spinal and musculoskeletal complaints of his patients for 25 years. He is a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic, a Nationally Certified Medical Examiner, and also has degrees in Human Biology and Electronics. He is 58 years old, married 32 years with wife, Eden, and they have 3 children.

In his short 6 years in the US Air Force, Dr. DelRe worked in the base dental clinic as the surgery tech and went on to run the radiology section at 20 years of age. He was further trained by the U.S. Air Force and went to work in a precision measurement electronics calibration and repair laboratory facility in the Philippines. He eventually patented a spinal segmental disc shear resistance motion analyzer, (Patent # 5,101,835.) He developed the robotic version of it, and had his research published using the robotic version in conjunction with Ray Brouder, PhD, D. C, a researcher at Michigan State University Biomechanics Department.