Spinal Corrective Center, P.C.
Family Chiropractor in Cedar Rapids, IA

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Dr. Gene Cretsinger & Dr. Janet Cuhel

Dr. Gene Cretsinger & Dr. Janet Cuhel​

Interview Questions - Combined

  1. How did your individual journeys in chiropractic care lead you to co-found Spinal Corrective Center, and what was your shared vision for it?
  2. You made a decision early on to become affiliated with The 100 Year LifestyleⓇ. What does The 100 Year Lifestyle mean to each of you, and how do you incorporate it into your patient care? Why is it of value for Iowan families?
  3. What unique strengths or perspectives do each of you bring to the practice that complements the other’s approach?
  4. How do you work together to maintain a cohesive practice that serves multigenerational families in Cedar Rapids?
  5. Can you talk about the importance of patient education and how you jointly approach teaching families about wellness and longevity?
  6. Can you share an instance where collaborating as a team has led to a particularly impactful patient outcome?
  7. What advice do you both have for families who are new to chiropractic care and unsure if it’s the right choice for them?
  8. What is your shared mission for the Cedar Rapids community, and how do you hope your work impacts future generations?
  9. Can you each share a story that encapsulates what it means to you to help families and children reach their full health potential through chiropractic care?
  10. What legacy do you both hope to leave behind at Spinal Corrective Center and in the chiropractic field as a whole?
  11. What health issues do you see in your practice? Are there any challenges that large numbers of Iowans are experiencing?
  12. Why do you think longevity is such a hot topic these days? Is there really anything we can do about how long we’ll live?
  13. Why do you refer to chiropractic care as a holistic practice?
  14. You say you are the healthcare leader for families in our community. What does that actually mean?
  15. Is it ever too early or too late to benefit from chiropractic care?
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Interview Questions - Dr. Gene

  1. Can you tell us about the path that lead you to pursue a career in chiropractic care?
  2. What have you seen change in terms of the health of Iowans changed since you started practicing over 57 years ago?
  3. What is The 100 Year LifestyleⓇ, and how do you integrate it into your practice?
  4. What are some of the biggest misconceptions people have about chiropractic care, and how do you address them?
  5. Why is it important for people to understand the difference between healthspan and lifespan, and how do you help them achieve that balance?
  6. How has your own experience with chiropractic care as a teenager influenced your approach to patient care?
  7. How do you approach patient education, and why is it an essential part of your practice?
  8. How does Spinal Corrective Center cater specifically to families and multigenerational care?
  9. What do you mean when you say living at 100% for 100 years?
  10. You speak about “least vulnerable people.” Who are you referring to?
  11. Are you ever too young or too old to begin a 100 Year Lifestyle?
  12. Can you explain the M-PYR (pronounced empire) calculation and how it relates to an individual’s longevity potential?
  13. What are the key differences between a chiropractor and a medical doctor?
  14. Isn’t aging just a natural process and how you age just the luck of the draw based on genetics?
  15. What would you say is the most rewarding part of your work at Spinal Corrective Center?

Interview Questions - Dr. Janet

  1. Can you share how your personal experience as a mother influenced your decision to become a chiropractor?
  2. What are some common health concerns you see in children, and how do you address them through chiropractic care?
  3. Can you tell us about a particularly impactful case where chiropractic care made a significant difference for a child or family?
  4. How did completing the International Chiropractors Association Pediatric Diplomate Program shape your approach to pediatric chiropractic care?
  5. What is The 100 Year LifestyleⓇ, how does it fit into your practice, and why is it of value to families with young children?
  6. What role does education play in your practice, and how do you help parents understand the benefits of chiropractic for their children?
  7. Why do you think there is still hesitation among parents when it comes to pediatric chiropractic care, and how do you build trust with them?
  8. What unique challenges do families with children who have special needs face, and how do you support them?
  9. How do you stay informed and adapt to new developments in chiropractic pediatrics?
  10. What advice would you give to parents who are new to chiropractic care and unsure about trying it for their children?
  11. How did attending conferences and sharing your story with other families shape your perspective and approach to practice?**
  12. How did completing the International Chiropractors Association Pediatric Diplomate Program shape your approach to pediatric chiropractic care?
  13. How do you approach treating multigenerational families and ensure each member receives tailored care?
  14. What do you hope patients, especially parents, take away from their visits to Spinal Corrective Center?
  15. As a leader in pediatric chiropractic care, what advancements or changes would you like to see in the field over the next decade?