Dr. Ron Spallone DC

Dr. Ron Spallone Quick Facts

At age 25, Ron Spallone survived a 65mph head on car accident. His natural approach to his ensuing recovery following an unpleasant bout with traditional medical care (drugs and no therapy), propelled him at age 25 to pursue a life devoted to natural healing. Some even know him as "the car accident doctor."

Since then he's gone on to help thousands of people who've faced similar circumstances...all by natural means of healing.

In addtion to treating people who have been involved in car accidents, Dr. Spallone has an affinity toward athletes. He is a seasoned Colorado Sports chiropractor.

Being a former division I college athlete, he  thoroughly understands competition, performance and the management and prevention of injuries from both a players and providers standpoint. It is this understand that he says, “allows me to build rapport and trust with weekend warriors, youth athletes as well as hall of fame professionals.”

He was voted “Colorado’s Sports Chiropractor of the Year” by the Colorado Chiropractic Association and was also given the honor of “National Chiropractor of the Year” by the esteemed organization, C.E.P.A, the Care of Elite and Professional Athletes.” He strives to alwyas be one of the best chiropractors in the US.

Dr. Spallone has been the chiropractic consultant to several professional sports teams including a 10 year stint with the San Francisco Giants. Former head athletic trainer, Mark Letendre, now head of the major league umpires medical board has this to say about Dr. Spallone;

“We are truly impressed by your capabilities and knowledge of the professional athlete and environment.

Thank you for keeping me and my team in proper alignment with your adjusting techniques.”

With the huge prevealnce of active people in Colorado, chiropractors need to be able to succesfully manage sports injuries. Dr. Spallone stays on the cutting-edge of all-natural sports medicine techniques and science and travels around the country sharing and  researching new and improved methods to help better prepare athletes for excellence in their sports and decrease the chance for injuries.

He has been the sports medicine consultant for John Elway’s Celebrity Golf Tournament as well as a sports medicine staff participant for John Elway’s “Say Good bye to Mile High Football Game. He has been called upon to assist in care by the San Diego Padres, Arizona Diamondbacks and as well by players from the Detroit Red Wings, Colorado Rockies and Denver Broncos.