From Equine Training to Chiropractic Expertise

Dr. Gross [Coroianu] initially pursued her passion through establishing Sterling Fox Equine Training in both New York and California. However, a life-altering decision redirected her path towards chiropractic care. Aiming to help not only animals but also human patients, she embarked on a fulfilling journey in chiropractic health.

Dual Board Certification

Dr. Gross [Coroianu] holds dual board certification in both human and animal chiropractic care. In her human practice, she employs modern diversified chiropractic techniques, drawing from a variety of methods such as Gonstead, Flexion-Distraction, Upper Cervical technique, Thompson Drop Technique, Sacro-Occipital Technique, Instrument Assisted Technique, and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA I). She integrates stretch therapy, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation technique (PNF), and soft tissue release techniques like ART to efficiently address muscular and fascial disorders.

Committed to Continued Learning

In animal chiropractic care, Dr. Gross [Coroianu] adheres to the protocols established by the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association (IVCA) standards. Committed to staying current, she regularly attends seminars, ensuring that her methods align with the most up-to-date information available. Dr. Gross [Coroianu] manufactures botanical products for human use, including icy/hot muscle rubs, lavender stress balm, and dandelion magnesium lotion.

A Gentle Touch and Precision

For those new to chiropractic care or feeling anxious, Dr. Gross [Coroianu] provides patient care with a gentle touch and precise adjustments. Her approach is focused on ensuring comfort and facilitating optimal results.

A Holistic Lifestyle and Active Pursuits

Outside her practice, Dr. Gross [Coroianu] leads an active lifestyle. She finds joy in high-altitude alpine hiking, black diamond downhill skiing, and competitive horseback riding in jumping/German dressage. Years of being a serious and competitive athlete have contributed to her clinical skills, benefitting both humans and creatures alike.

Educational Background

Doctor of Chiropractic (DC): Palmer College of Chiropractic West

Options for Animals: College of Animal Chiropractic

International Veterinary Chiropractic Association (IVCA) boarded

Master of Science (MS) in Biology: University of St. Joseph

Bachelor of Arts (BA): St. Lawrence University