Dr. Eri Crum

Education and Academic Achievements

Dr. Eri Crum is the founder of Boise Spine Center and a highly accomplished practitioner. He was the Valedictorian of his class at Palmer West Chiropractic College in San Jose, California. His academic background also includes:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Human Biology from Stanford University
• Master’s Degree in Public Health from the University of New South Wales

Athletic Background

Dr. Crum’s passion for sports and leadership is evident in his athletic achievements. At Stanford University, he was:

• Captain of the varsity golf team, where he played alongside exceptional athletes, including Tiger Woods
• Captain of the university’s ice hockey team, a leadership role he also held at Palmer West Chiropractic College

Dr. Crum enjoys working with athletes of all abilities, helping them enhance performance and prevent injuries.

Advanced Treatment Expertise

Dr. Crum specializes in soft tissue therapy, with certifications that highlight his advanced skills:

• Active Release Technique (ART): Certified for upper extremity, lower extremity, and spine
• Graston Technique (GT): Full-body certified
• Titleist Performance Institute (TPI): Level 3 certification, focusing on corrective exercises for injury rehabilitation and peak performance

He is also a member of the Ironman Soft Tissue Treatment Team in Kona, Hawaii, which underscores his dedication to working with high-performance athletes.

Evidence-Based Care Approach

Dr. Crum combines his advanced training in soft tissue therapy with a commitment to evidence-based guidelines. He collaborates closely with medical doctors to ensure his patients receive the best possible care for injuries and rehabilitation.

Personal

Dr. Crum lives in the Boise foothills with his wife, Erin, and their two daughters, Mckenna and Maddie.