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Dr. Christopher Quigley

Chiropractor in Boston

Clinical Excellence with a Smile

“I was majoring in chemistry at Villanova University when my path turned to chiropractic. I was going on interviews to be a pharmaceutical sales representative, and they always asked me what I wanted to be doing in five years. My answer was always the same: “I want to be helping people, enjoying my work, while making a difference.”

“I had met some chiropractors that truly enjoyed what they did and loved their work. I was so amazed by the concept of helping people just by using your hands. It was then I decided to apply to chiropractic college.”

Sports, Stage, and Movie Sets

Dr. Quigley also has adjusted many top-performing celebrities, including members of the Eagles, Duran Duran, Die Antwoord, players on the Red Sox, Cleveland Cavaliers, Boston Marathon, and worked on several movie sets, most recently for the movie Central Intelligence.

Chiropractic Training

Dr. Chris attended New York Chiropractic College. While there, he learned many chiropractic techniques to help a wide spectrum of people.

He enjoyed learning about the healing abilities the body naturally has and how chiropractors help the body to function better. He also met a few chiropractors that became mentors to him and helped him set up his own successful practice.

Dedicated to Clinical Excellence

Dr. Quigley recently completed a fellowship in Primary Spine Care.  The Fellowship is Certified in Joint Providership from the State University of New York at Buffalo, Jacobs School of Medicine, Office of Continuing Medical Education, Cleveland University Kansas City, College of Chiropractic, and the Academy of Chiropractic. It is the first joint providership program between medical and chiropractic academia.

The Fellowship Program is a 2-year intensive program on the spine and teaches the latest research findings in managing trauma cases and pain management, advanced imaging, collaboration with surgeons to help prevent surgery, and specializing in locating “before non-evident” causes of the pain. 

He earned his certification in chiropractic spinal trauma from Life West University and the international chiropractors association 1998.      

 

He has additional certification in caring for spinal trauma patients from the International Chiropractors Association Division of Applied Sciences and Life West University. This allows Dr. Quigley to offer the latest techniques based upon peer-reviewed research when caring for his patients, while also drawing from 36 years of practice experience.

Learning More and Staying Healthy

When he’s not seeing patients, Dr. Chris is always working to improve his health and the health of his family. He’s very involved in physical fitness and nutrition. He enjoys cycling, soccer, baseball, and is a 3rd-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do.

He takes well over the required amount of continuing education each year to continually learn more about chiropractic. He enjoys reading books that teach him more about how our bodies function and tries to constantly improve his patient’s care.

He and his family get regular weekly chiropractic care, and Dr. Chris has only taken two sick days in nearly 36 years!

Community Involvement

Dr. Chris is a big supporter of the Pine Street Inn and the Wellness for All Foundation for underprivileged children. He has raised and donated thousands of dollars through his corporate wellness programs. We participate in yearly coat drives for both Pine Street Inn and Rosie’s Place.

Dr. Chris is a member of the Beacon Hill Civic Association.   He is a nationally known lecturer who speaks to the legal profession on medical-legal standards as well as local businesses and institutions on healthy living. He has been recognized by the Academy of Chiropractic as a clinician of excellence and has been awarded the Distinguished Service Citation by the New York Chiropractic College as well as numerous other awards.

Dr. Quigley is supported by a caring, highly trained staff that is dedicated to meeting the needs of their patients in processing insurance, legal or work-related documentation.

He is the author of After the Car Crash!: A Comprehensive Guide for Victims and Attorneys to Recover Your Health and Protect Your Rights!, a comprehensive guide to recovery and compensation when injured in an auto accident.

You might be wondering if chiropractic will work for you. Give us a call at 617-286-5216 to find out-we welcome the opportunity to answer your questions and discuss your concerns!

Recent Articles from Dr. Christopher Quigley

Dr. Christopher Quigley
Dr. Christopher Quigley

Rear-End Collisions and Long-Term Health Effects: What Boston Attorneys Need to Know

Key Finding: Long-Term Health Complaints Are More Common

The study found that individuals involved in rear-end collisions were more likely to report future health complaints, including:

Chronic neck pain

Persistent headaches

Musculoskeletal discomfort

General health issues

Importantly, these were not always immediate. Many individuals developed or continued to experience symptoms well after the initial event.

For attorneys handling cases in Boston and throughout the Greater Boston Area, this finding necessitates that you account for this fact in your settlement discussions. Your clients are getting a settlement to compensate for a lifetime of potential health problems.

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Dr. Christopher Quigley
Dr. Christopher Quigley

The Missing Link in Chronic Whiplash: What MRI Shows About Alar Ligament Injury

In cases throughout Boston and the Greater Boston Area, this scenario is common. Clients report ongoing neck pain, headaches, dizziness, and functional limitations, while the defense relies on unremarkable MRIs to argue “no injury.”

Emerging evidence suggests something critical is often overlooked: alar ligament injury.

A 2015 study by Chen et al. in the Journal of Central South University of Medical Science examined MRI findings in patients with chronic whiplash and suspected alar ligament injury, particularly in older adults—offering a clearer explanation for persistent symptoms and a pathway to stronger causation arguments.

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Dr. Christopher Quigley
Dr. Christopher Quigley

Low Back Pain After A Rear-End Car Crash Explained

Insurance companies often use low vehicle damage as a proxy for low bodily injury. But a May 2019 study published in Traffic Injury Prevention suggests that the relationship between vehicle damage and injury is far more complicated.

Researchers Kayla Fewster, Robert Parkinson, and Jack Callaghan examined the characteristics of motor vehicle collisions associated with claimed low back pain. Their findings provide important insight into why seemingly minor crashes can still produce legitimate lumbar spine injuries.

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Dr. Christopher Quigley
Dr. Christopher Quigley

The Crash Is Over—So Why Does Your Client’s Low Back Still Hurt Years Later?

Researchers investigated whether people who sustained a low back injury in a motor vehicle collision were more likely to experience future low back pain later in life. Their findings provide compelling evidence that a motor vehicle collision can have long-lasting consequences, even long after the accident itself has faded from memory.

For personal injury attorneys, this study provides powerful scientific support for the concept that a collision can permanently alter the health of the lumbar spine.

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Dr. Christopher Quigley
Dr. Christopher Quigley

Can One Car Accident Lead to a Lifetime of Neck Pain? The Science Says Yes.

A landmark systematic review and meta-analysis published by Nolet in Physical Medicine & Rehabiliation in 2019 challenges that assumption.

Researchers analyzed the best available scientific evidence to determine whether exposure to a motor vehicle collision increases the risk of developing future neck pain. Their conclusion was clear: individuals involved in motor vehicle collisions are significantly more likely to experience long-term neck pain than people who have never been injured in a crash.

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