A Closer Look at Your Sacroiliac Joint
Your sacroiliac (SI) joints connect your spine to your hip bones while supporting movement and bearing the upper body's weight. Learn more about the SI joints and how they work.
Welcome to Vertrae.com
After shopping around, we decided to build this website ourselves. We wanted the content to be original and organic. There is a tremendous amount of passion behind Vertrae (pronounced "Ver-Tray"). The word itself is a combination of 2 words: virtual and vertebrae (spine).
Our goal is to provide spine care that is personalized and accessible. By leveraging technology, Vertrae will provide ways for guests to connect with us anytime, anywhere. No waiting rooms and no hassle. This is the next generation of health care from the comfort of your home.
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