Scordilis Health and Performance Center

A family practice with a sports background

Scordilis Health and Performance Center is on the first floor at 300 Broadacres Drive, suite 126, in Bloomfield. Chiropractors George and Peter Scordilis are joined by chiropractor Dominic Oramas and physical therapist Neal Shah. The practice says its Scordilis chiropractors have cared for the surrounding area since 1978. It presents chiropractic, physical therapy and sports rehabilitation within one center.

Who is on the team?

George Scordilis graduated from New York Chiropractic College and describes experience working with athletes. Peter Scordilis graduated from Rutgers and Palmer College of Chiropractic and holds sports and strength-and-conditioning credentials according to the center's biography. Oramas graduated from Bloomfield High School, Montclair State and Palmer. Shah is a physical therapist, a separate professional role. When arranging a visit, specifying the service and practitioner helps the office match the appointment to the patient's needs.

A patient account from two months before our review describes attention to the individual. Other accounts discuss physical therapy and particular treatments, so the entire score should be understood as the experience of the center, not a controlled comparison of its services. The center offers procedures including decompression and shockwave; their suitability and supporting evidence depend on the condition and proposed procedure.

Finding the office

The practice publishes Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m.–noon, although another passage on the same site mentions an earlier opening. The public listing identifies an accessible entrance. Call 973-473-4481 or write to info@njultimatewellness.com for the appointment schedule. Another, unrelated practice is at 400 Broadacres Drive, so the building and suite are useful details.