Dr. Milioto was born in Buffalo, NY, residing in the town of West Seneca and he has spent 29 years in the beautiful city of Buffalo. He is a compassionate and empathetic individual and received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from D’Youville College. In a very small class receiving one on one interactions, he had the honor of learning from Doctors of Chiropractic, physical therapy and general medicine. He spent a year shadowing radiologist at Western New York MRI learning to recognize a wide array of musculoskeletal issues from degeneration to inflammatory and cancerous states. He honed his skills and learned the importance of incorporating a total package of care for his patients. He began his clinical work, at D’Youville’s on campus clinic, treating the general population of over 3500 individuals. Through care, understanding and education he rehabbed his patients and got them back to their daily activities. From there he had the opportunity to study at ECMC Hospital trauma center where he worked with physical therapists to rehab acute patients, shadowed medical doctors, and managed complex cases with patients from a wide array of chronic to more serious disease states. He managed patients at U.B. Neuro and DENT Neurologic where he learned to manage severely acute disc patients, and patients who had been through major trauma, including motor vehicle accidents and spinal surgery.

During the final strides of his doctorate, he sought out externships with several local doctors where he continued to learn clinical skills and began to specialize in patient care on all levels including nutrition, therapeutic laser, spinal decompression, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization and muscle relaxation techniques. New patient’s received thorough examinations with orthopedic and neurologic consultations along with any referrals for blood chemistries or imaging that needed to be ordered and reviewed to provide the best plan for the patient’s needs. He came to understand how pain affects the whole mind and body and how it becomes difficult for a person to function when they are in pain. With a primary focus on your comfort, lifestyle, physical, mental, and emotional state he hopes to provide the best care possible to each patient.