Meet The Doctor
Dr. Elizabeth Ardo was born and raised in northeastern Pennsylvania, where she first learned the benefits of chiropractic. She has been a patient of chiropractic since high school. When she saw the impact chiropractic had on her and her family members, she knew she wanted to become a chiropractor.
Dr. Ardo attended The Pennsylvania State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology as well as a minor certification in Nutritional Sciences. She then attended New York Chiropractic College where she earned a Doctor of Chiropractic degree and certification in Human Performance and Function in 2013. After graduation, Dr. Ardo practiced in Kingston, PA for three years. She moved her practice to Bloomsburg, PA in 2016 after marrying her husband, Gino, who is the proprietor of OHF Orchards, LLC in Buckhorn.
Dr. Ardo is certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Parts I-IV as well as Physiotherapy. Dr. Ardo became a Certified Medical Examiner for the Department of Transportation in 2014, and is recognized by the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners. She is a member of the American Chiropractic Association and Pennsylvania Chiropractic Association. Dr. Ardo is excited to help the people of Bloomsburg function better and live healthier lifestyles.
What Is Chiropractic:
Chiropractic is a conservative health care method to diagnose and treat disorders of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems. Using a hands-on approach, multiple techniques are employed to increase joint mobility, decrease muscle tension, and reduce pain. Chiropractic manipulation or “adjustments” help to increase mobility of a spinal segment or extremity joint that is restricted in its motion or hypomobile. They are performed by applying a controlled force manually to the restricted joint in a quick motion. It is safe for all ages, and very effective. In addition to the in-office treatments, chiropractors may recommend nutritional supplements to patients or lifestyle changes that will prevent musculoskeletal disorders in the future.