Our Mission
At Stoughton Family Chiropractic, our goal is to provide preventive and restorative care. Dr. Ruvich is licensed and state certified and available to administer the therapy you need.
Your care is most important to us. Let us know how we may make your visit comfortable. Dr. Ruvich is like having a chiropractor in the family.
Call Stoughton Family Chiropractic to schedule an appointment to get you back on the road to health. You will be able to speak directly to Dr. Ruvich when you call.
About Us

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Assist you in finding and treating the causes of pain, including spinal problems resulting in pain, such as upper and lower back pain, neck pain and headaches.
Helping to restore proper spinal biomechanics and improved nervous system function begins with a case history. This gives the doctor a background about your health, such as surgeries, accidents, the onset of your condition, and other details on the problems affecting your current health.
After reviewing your history and discussing your specific problem, a thorough chiropractic examination is performed. X-rays may be taken to uncover structural and functional problems associated with the spine. These examinations help identify areas of spinal malfunction and resulting nervous system deficit. The findings of these examinations are fully explained and a plan of chiropractic treatment for problems is initiated. The plan consists of a program of spinal adjustments and manipulation. Progress is monitored with periodic examinations and follow-up reports. |
What type of education do chiropractic doctors get?
Chiropractors are very well educated. The science of chiropractic requires a special emphasis on anatomy, physiology, pathology, neurology, biomechanics, x-ray, spinal adjusting techniques, and related subjects. This demanding curriculum prepares chiropractic doctors to locate the subluxation and help to correct the resulting nervous system dysfunction. To graduate with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree, each candidate passes the demanding National Board Examination. Then, doctors apply to a governmental or professional licensing board and pass a State Board Examination before being granted the privilege to practice. A chiropractic education never ends. Most chiropractors stay current on the latest scientific research.
Dr. Ruvich is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic and has over 20 years experience serving Stoughton residents.