Wilkinsburg, PA Drs and Health Practioners

In August 2010, Sosniak Opticians was rechristened as 3 Guys Optical Center. When the founding family passed the baton, it was entrusted to a group of opticians that could uphold the level of care established over the past six decades. True to its roots, the company provides top-notch vision services and brand-name frames by designers such as D&G, Oakley, and Ray-Ban. The business operates out of two Pittsburgh locations—one in Oakland and one downtown—welcoming walk-in customers and eagles that want to look distinguished.

Doctor of Chiropractic Eugene Goldberg takes a holistic approach to healthcare, conceiving of wellness as a combination of structural, nutritional, and emotional health. He puts this philosophy into practice at Wellness Associates, where he sleuths out potential agitators across the body in order to diagnose and correct ailments such as back pain, carpal-tunnel syndrome, or whiplash from trying to read the lips of a bobblehead doll. With the help of a team that shares his holistic philosophy, Dr, Goldberg implements a wide array of chiropractic techniques and adjustments. Among the center’s many services are physical therapy, nutrition, and massage therapy, which work together to help promote a bodily system free of pain and diseases.

Pittsburgh native Jonathan Kohler doesn't just educate his patients; he helps the community understand dentistry. At the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, he shares his knowledge of restorative dentistry with future dentists. He also regularly visits local grade schools and high schools, where he educates kids on proper brushing technique and explains why we can’t taste the roof of our mouth. In the office, his staff share his friendly, upbeat attitude, guiding patients through cleanings and fillings while answering questions and keeping them comfy.

Certified Cymatherapy practitioner Stefanie L. Ku aims to restore health and balance to the body by working with the natural vibrations of cells within different bodily systems. During sound therapy, she combines voice, tuning fork, and the Cyma 1000 acoustic massager to target what she calls "out-of-tune" cells characteristic of ailments such as insomnia, allergies, back pain, and being Bob Dylan.

Her extensive study of classical and electronic music composition allows Stefanie to manipulate many different timbres and frequencies of sound as she responds to subtle changes in the body's natural song.

The staff at Allegheny Physical Medicine combines holistic treatments with state-of-the-art technology to improve patients’ overall health. Doctors of chiropractic perform gentle adjustments to correct spinal alignments with the aim of restoring function and the body’s ability to heal itself. To streamline figures, the staff shrinks fat cells with non-invasive Zerona lasers or diminishes cellulite through mechanical stimulation.