Introducing World Spine Care’s Helping Hands Campaign
Reach your helping hands beyond your clinic October 1 – December 31, 2020 There are 540 million people who are suffering from low back... Read More
Notice from World Spine Care Regarding COVID-19
The health and safety of World Spine Care (WSC) clinicians, volunteers, and patients at our global clinics is our highest priority.
Here is what we accomplished thanks to you: World Spine Care’s 2019 Report
As another year draws to a close, the World Spine Care Board of Directors wishes to thank all of our partners, donors, supporters and volunteers for your incredible support over this past year. Here are just a few things that World Spine Care has accomplished this year.
The Power of You – Meet Mr. Ramkishore
by Scott Haldeman My wife, Joan, and I launched World Spine Care with a mission: to transform the lives of thousands of... Read More
World Spine Care Welcomes Dr. Anisha Gulati (PT); Assistant Professor, MGM School of Physiotherapy
Meet Dr. Anisha Gulati, one of the Assistant Professors at Mahatma Gandhi University School of Physiotherapy. Dr. Gulati took over the position... Read More
Focus on Mahatma Gandhi Mission (MGM) University of Health Sciences, Part 3: World Spine Care’s Model of Care
This is the third article in a 3 part series focusing on the MGM Collaboration Project. Read part 1 and part 2.... Read More
Focus on Mahatma Gandhi Mission (MGM) University of Health Sciences, Part 2: The WSC Training Program
This is the second of a 3 part series focusing on the MGM Collaboration Project. Read Part 1 here. by Carlos Gevers... Read More
Focus on Mahatma Gandhi Mission (MGM) University of Health Sciences, Part 1: The Establishment of the World Spine Care Clinic in India
A few months back, we posted an article about one of our partner organizations – Asociación Española de Quiropráctica (AEQ). Now we’re... Read More
World Spine Care: Continuing to Provide Evidence-based Care In Under Served Communities
It is always the stark juxtapositions that you are undeniably faced with in India that leave a lasting impression on me. Extravagant malls; remote rural populations without access to regular electricity. Smart businessmen travelling by train; sari-clad women carrying baskets of rice overhead walking for miles. Luxury hotels; woven mats to sleep on the floor. A bustling business district; those who cannot afford a day off work to seek medical advice.
World Spine Care Accomplishments in 2018: Here’s What You Helped Us Do
As the year draws to a close and we head into 2019, the Board of Directors of World Spine Care thank you for your incredible support. Here are just a few things that World Spine Care has accomplished this year, thanks to the support of individuals like you.