Spinal Decompression

Advanced Non- Surgical Technology For Low Back Pain

Are you suffering from...
Herniated/Bulging Disc
Sciatica
Neurological Condition
Acute/Chronic Low Back Pain
Pre/Post Back Surgery
Degenerative Disc
Numbness/Tingling in legs
Rehabilitation

Decompression Therapy is a successful non-surgical procedure. Patients receive proven relief of pain and symptoms, strengthening muscle and ligaments to help move herniated discs back into place.

Clinical studies demonstrate 86% of patients treated with decompression therapy obtained effective correction and relief. Before and After MRI's reveal 50% reduction in the size and extend of the herniation after only four weeks of treatment.

With a majority of the population experiencing back pain at least once in their lifetime, lower back pain is the most common ailment facing healthcare providers today. In the past physicians were faced with limited resources for successful treatment. With the age of technology and the low success rate of surgery, patients have become more educated to alternative treatments for back pain relief. This changing trend is evident by the billions of dollars spent each year on alternative healthcare. We offer our patients a highly successful, non-surgical alternative treatment.

With a vast range of treatment protocols, our doctors can now offer more patients lower back pain relief.

Our spinal decompression technology is designed to relieve pressure on the anatomical structures that cause lower back pain. This non-surgical procedure was developed for the treatment of pain and disabling lower back conditions caused by disc herniations, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and posterior facet syndrome. Utilizing various trigger modes, you will be precisely synchronized to provide decompression of intervertebral discs, that is, unloading due to distraction and positioning. With our advanced computerized technology, our doctors are able to target a specific lumber disc providing their patients with the highest quality of medical care.

You will find that we accept most insurance for this treatment and we also have programs available for patients who have financial hardship.