Areas we serve
Towns that drive to 550 Stanton Christiana Road, Suite 302
This is the founding Pure Wellness office — not Silverside Road in Wilmington and not a walk-up on Main Street Newark. UD students, Christiana shift workers, Bear and Glasgow families, prenatal patients seeing Dr. Renaud, and people recovering from auto or work injuries. Each town below is a place this office actually treats from 550 Stanton Christiana Road, Suite 302.
Why this matters
The drive is part of the treatment plan
Chiropractic care works on frequency rather than on one dramatic visit. A typical plan is two or three short appointments a week at the start, tapering as the problem resolves. That single fact should shape which clinic you pick more than any other, because a highly regarded office forty minutes away is worse than a good one ten minutes away that you will actually get to on the week your back is at its worst.
The towns listed below are the ones this office genuinely serves — Bear, Glasgow, Pike Creek, Christiana, Ogletown, University of Delaware. None of them is a separate Pure Wellness clinic. They are places people commute in from, by way of I-95, Route 4, Route 7, and University of Delaware campus traffic.
We list them individually because what arrives from each is genuinely different. The work in this area is Christiana Hospital, mall-corridor retail, and warehouse shifts off Route 273. Weekend and school injuries come from UD athletes, club sports, and Bear / Glasgow youth leagues. Desk and screen complaints show up as Pike Creek remote-work necks and UD library / exam-week posture strain.
If you live in one of these towns, the honest answer is not a bait-and-switch: the building you would be treated in is 550 Stanton Christiana Road, Suite 302 in Newark. Check the actual address on any listing before you drive.
6 towns, one building
Each town below is the same clinic from a different starting point — the commute, the local workload, and what tends to bring people in from that direction.
Chiropractor near Bear
Bear families use the Newark clinic for chiropractic, acupuncture, and shockwave without crossing the river.
Bear is a short drive up Routes 7 and 40 to Stanton Christiana Road. Most Bear patients would rather sit in this lot than drive into Wilmington. Book Newark if you want shockwave or prenatal care with Dr. Renaud without a trip across the canal.
Bear →Chiropractor near Glasgow
Glasgow and Route 40 corridor patients are a short drive down Stanton Christiana Road.
From Glasgow, stay on the Route 40 / 7 corridor and you are in the Christiana professional park. This is the practical office for Glasgow desk jobs and warehouse shifts that cannot spare a Dover drive.
Glasgow →Chiropractor near Pike Creek
Pike Creek desk workers and UD-area commuters come in for neck pain, headaches, and posture care.
Pike Creek patients usually hit us after school pickup or before a Christiana shift. Neck pain from screens and commute posture is the typical first visit — not a Wilmington trip up Silverside.
Pike Creek →Chiropractor near Christiana
Patients who work the Christiana hospital and mall corridor schedule around shift work.
If you work Christiana Hospital, the mall, or the offices off 273, this is the clinic next door. We can work morning or late-afternoon slots around 12-hour shifts. Ask the desk when you book.
Christiana →Chiropractor near Ogletown
Ogletown neighbors use Newark for family wellness, prenatal Webster care, and injury rehab.
Ogletown is minutes from Suite 302. Families often keep kids, prenatal visits, and a parent’s back-pain plan in the same building instead of splitting care across two towns.
Ogletown →Chiropractor near University of Delaware
Students, faculty, and athletes from campus use Newark for sports injuries and study-posture strain.
From main campus it is a short hop down 896 / 4. We see sprains, throwing shoulders, and the necks that show up after exam week. Bring a student ID to the desk so we can keep the file clean.
University of Delaware →What is the same no matter where you drive from
Every one of these towns gets the same first appointment: 60 to 90 minutes of history, orthopedic and neurological testing, measured range of motion, and a hands-on exam before any treatment. You get a plain explanation of what was found and what we propose, including how many visits we expect it to take — and if the findings point outside chiropractic, you get told that instead.
The same doctors see you regardless of postcode: Dr. Eric Marks, D.C.; Dr. Joelle Renaud, D.C., ICCSP; Dr. Jessica Cortellino, D.C.; Dr. Justin Dietrich, M.S., D.C.. Available in this building: chiropractic, acupuncture, massage, spinal decompression, and shockwave in this building.
Hours are Monday–Thursday 8:00am–12:30pm and 2:30pm–6:00pm, Friday 8:00am–1:00pm, Saturday by appointment. Call (302) 365-5470 to book, or ask the front desk to verify your insurance beforehand so cost is settled before your first visit rather than after it.