About
Dr. Stephanie Cirone, D.C.

Dr. Stephanie Cirone earned a B.S. in Biology from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ, then completed her Doctor of Chiropractic at Life University in March 2023.
She uses a variety of chiropractic techniques tailored to each patient, with a focus on moving better, recovering from injuries, and staying well.
Outside practice she paints, trains Muay Thai, and spends time outdoors — the same mix of discipline and recovery she asks of athletic patients on Silverside Road.
What a visit with Stephanie looks like
Your first appointment runs 60 to 90 minutes, and the adjustment is the last thing that happens, not the first. Stephanie starts with your history — what happened, when, what makes it worse, what you have already tried — then screens your posture, measures range of motion rather than estimating it, and examines the joints and soft tissue around the area you are pointing at.
You get told what was found before anything is treated. If you are a chiropractic case and you want to be adjusted the same day, that happens at the first visit. A full verbal report of findings comes at the follow-up, when there has been time to look at everything properly.
Stephanie adjusts using Diversified, Rehabilitation-Based Chiropractic, and the choice is made from the exam rather than from habit. Lower-force options exist for every region of the spine, so if a manual adjustment is not right for you — or you simply do not want one — there is another way to get the joint moving. Each technique is described here.
Not every problem is a chiropractic problem. If yours is not, you will be told at the exam and pointed toward the right kind of care.
Education
- Rowan University — B.S. Biology
- Life University — Doctor of Chiropractic (March 2023)
Licensing and associations
- Licensed in Delaware
Where Stephanie practices
Stephanie sees patients at Pure Wellness Wilmington, 2106 Silverside Rd #102 in Wilmington. Mon–Fri with a lunch break; closed weekends. Pure Wellness Chiropractic runs five clinics across the state, so if a colleague is a better fit for your case or a different office is an easier drive, the desk will say so.
