SPINAL DECOMPRESSION THERAPY
Unlike other types of medicine, we don't simply address the symptoms of pain and discomfort. Instead, we restore your spine's natural balance so that you can eliminate your pain permanently, rather than simply masking it with drugs or using invasive surgical procedures that can take weeks or even months of recovery.
Even if another doctor has recommended that you undergo back surgery to relieve your back pain, why not try Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression first. It is the gentlest and least invasive of all medical procedures and in many cases can provide the same level of relief.
Even if another doctor has recommended that you undergo back surgery to relieve your back pain, why not try Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression first. It is the gentlest and least invasive of all medical procedures and in many cases can provide the same level of relief.
Dr. Jeff ScheuermannAre you considering back or neck surgery? Before you take that risk, try Spinal Decompression Therapy. It is a safe alternative to surgery that has an 85% success rate. Our state of the art decompression tables take the guess work out of traction based therapies. Our staff makes your comfort and well being a top priority. Relax and get well with us.
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Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Is Helping Thousands of People Avoid Surgery and Pain Medications
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What is Spinal Decompression Therapy?Spinal Decompression is a non-surgical, traction based option for the relief of back and leg or neck and arm pain. Spinal Decompression is very effective in treating disc protrusions and disc ruptures. Spinal Decompression has an 85% success rate.
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Who can benefit from Spinal Decompression?Anyone who has back or neck pain that results from a damaged disc may be helped by Spinal Decompression Therapy.
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What can I expect?A typical treatment regimen consists of about 20-25 session over 4-6 weeks. During a session of Spinal Decompression, the discs are relieved of pressure which creates a vacuum of negative pressure within the disc. Many experts believe this decompressed state aids in pulling nutrients, oxygen, and moisture back into the disc; all of which are essential for healing.
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