A Legacy of Healing and Trust
Built on Care, Dedicated to You
For over four decades, Patti Chiropractic has been a cornerstone of health and wellness in the Clifton community. Founded in 1975 by Dr. Salvatore Patti, our practice was built on a deep-rooted commitment to family care, a value we hold true to this day.
We’ve had the privilege of serving multiple generations of patients, and it’s a responsibility we don’t take lightly. Today, the practice is proudly co-led by Dr. Salvatore Patti and his son, Dr. Salvatore Patti III, who together uphold a legacy of trust and natural healing.
Our compassionate approach is rooted in the belief that every patient, from children to seniors, deserves to be treated with the same warmth and respect we’d give our own family. We are more than just a clinic; we are a dedicated part of your community, committed to helping you live your life to the fullest.
Meet Your Family Chiropractors
Our practice is built on a legacy of trust and a shared passion for helping the community live healthier lives.
Dr. Salvatore Patti
Founder & Doctor of Chiropractic
As the founder of Patti Chiropractic, Dr. Salvatore Patti has been a trusted presence in the Clifton community since 1975.
A graduate of New York Chiropractic College, he established the practice with the goal of providing safe, effective, and affordable care to families of all ages.
His passion for natural healing and commitment to patient education have been the guiding principles of the practice for over 45 years.
Dr. Salvatore Patti III
Doctor of Chiropractic
Following in his father's footsteps, Dr. Salvatore Patti III brings a modern perspective and a shared dedication to patient-centered care.
A graduate of Life University Chiropractic College, he is skilled in a wide range of adjustment techniques and is passionate about helping athletes and families alike achieve optimal health.
He is committed to continuing his father's legacy of chiropractic care.
Licensures & Certifications
"When In Sickness.....Look To The Spine First"
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