Who We Are

Dr. Jason Perillo is a native of Staten Island, New York. Upon high school graduation he attended Ionia College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Jason then attended New York Chiropractic School where he was a consistent Dean's list student and graduated cum laude with his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. After graduation Jason joined the fifty year old practice of his grandfather in Brooklyn, NY and still spends time there today. Jason was also in private practice with his wife, Christy, until they relocated to the Lehigh Valley in 2007. He and his wife started Be Well Chiropractic in March of 2009.

Dr. Christy Perillo is a native of North East Pennsylvania. Upon High school graduation Christy attended the University of Scranton where she was a member of the Biological Honor Society and graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Christy then attended New York Chiropractic School where she was a consistent Dean's list student and graduated cum laude with her Doctor of Chiropractic degree. After graduation Christy took a job working as an associate in Staten Island and Brooklyn, NY for 3 years. After marrying Dr. Jason they started their own private practice in Staten Island. Christy practiced in Staten Island until the family relocated to the Lehigh Valley in 2007. In March of 2008 Christy and her husband started Be Well Chiropractic here in Bethlehem.

Heather Shoup M.S.Ac., L.Ac. is a Licensed Acupuncturist in Pennsylvania and was born and raised in the Lehigh Valley, PA. She attended Lehigh University where she graduated with a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Religious Studies (Eastern Religion). Healing has always been a goal of Heather's. Whether it be working with mental health or the developmentally disabled, helping others has been a passion of hers. Prior to embarking on her career as an acupuncturist Heather provided family therapy to families in the juvenile justice system as well as supervising at a clinic in New York City that provided clinical services to adults with developmental disabilities.