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• Upper back pain
• Mid back pain
• Low back pain

• Old Age?
• Injury?
• Accident?

Unless you enjoy having pain and discomfort, it is time to do something about it. Before you reach for some over the counter remedy in a bottle, consider what does that really accomplish.

You will be just numbing or deadening your ability to feel the pain, not to forget the NEW pains and side effects these drugs can bring about as well!

The number one symptom chiropractic addresses is back pain. (In case you are wondering what number two is, it is headaches.)

You don’t have to continue to live in pain. You can do something about it, but hurry before it worsens!

We will take care of YOU, using the latest safest and most gentle chiropractic techniques available today. Chiropractic is the SAFE and Natural approach to health care. Better health can lead to not only more years in your life, but more life in those years!

Regenerative Cellular Medicine

Stem cell therapy can stimulate cartilage, ligaments, bone and fibrous connective tissue. It offers a remarkable opportunity to heal painful damage without the harmful side-effects of an invasive, lengthy surgical procedure.

Stem Cells

Stem cells are obtained from cord-blood cells that are obtained from an FDA licensed tissue/blood bank under strict guidelines.(These cells are donated after a live, healthy birth and contain NO fetal tissue). The concentrated stem cells are then injected into the patient’s damaged area to begin new healing. Stem cells develop through a process called differentiation — changing into many different types of cells, such as skin cells, bone cells, nerve cells, and so on. Stem cells hold the key to regenerative medicine, as they open the door to many new clinical applications.

What is Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy?

Increase the Body’s Regenerative and Restorative Healing Powers

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy is the first ever form of regenerative treatment for joint, tendon, muscle and ligament injury, cartilage degeneration, and a wide variety of chronic and neurologic conditions. These injections utilize your body’s own concentrated platelets, increasing your body’s healing process. Patients heal 2-5 times more quickly with the use of PRP therapy.

The patients own blood is drawn and placed in a centrifuge machine, which spins it at a very high speed to separate the plasma and platelets from the blood. The concentrated platelets are then re-injected into the patient’s injured or affected area. We use this state-of-the-art therapy in conjunction with rehabilitation to help the body’s natural healing mechanisms and enrich your ability to repair and regenerate.

We Use the Regenerative Power of PRP to Treat Chronic and Debilitating Conditions Including: 

• Chronic or Severe Arthritis in Joints
• Chronic Achilles Tendinitis
• Torn Ligaments and Tendons
• Joint Instability
• Rotator Cuff Injuries
• Tendinitis
• Bursitis
• Muscle Tear and Injury
• Peripheral Neuropathy
• Plantar Fasciitis
• And Much More!

Advantages of PRP

• Nonsurgical approach to treating injuries and chronic pain, especially when other modalities and treatments have not worked.
• Derived from the patient’s own blood to help in the healing process, reducing any risk of adverse reaction.
• Speeds healing and recovery in post surgical patients.
• Safer than cortisone injections, with less side effects.

 

We understand that your time is valuable and that it’s difficult to balance work, family, errands, etc. It is those very factors why it is necessary to carve out an hour to take care of yourself for a consultation and exam before the condition worsens. Remember, there are many people depending on you being at your best. If you can’t do it for yourself, do it for them!

Pain and other symptoms are your body letting you know that SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT and you better do something about it BEFORE IT GETS WORSE. Come in for the introductory offer and see what other options are out there- other than drugging yourself with pain killers (that only masks the problem).

Do not let the concern of cost deter you from finding out if chiropractic can help you with your condition. Put yourself first. Find out if you are a good candidate for chiropractic by coming in on the special being offered to new patients. If you decide you would like to proceed and become a patient, know that we are willing to work with committed people, to help them gain back their health.

Maybe you have only been to a chiropractor a few times, or perhaps never at all. You may be used to seeing another type of doctor for your symptoms and health concerns. Know that you may come in for an introductory offer to see if this is something you would like to pursue. Of course, no treatment of any kind would be done without your consent and the doctor accepting you as a patient first. A doctor of Chiropractic is the least invasive and most conservative type of doctor available. Check out this very effective, yet gentle option first. You owe it to yourself and those that count on you.

Back pain is terrible. The pain can travel through your entire body, causing further pain. Getting this immediately checked out, by taking advantage of the introductory offer, is very important. Call us and schedule yourself an appointment. You don’t have to just live with it or hope that it will go away on its own. That is like hoping that crooked teeth will straighten on their own. It seriously will not happen that way!

Spinal Decompression

This FDA approved technology relieves pain by enlarging the space between the discs. The negative pressure of decompression releases pressure that builds on to the disc and nerves, allowing the herniated and bulging disc to eventually go back into normal position. Decompression is the only treatment that is truly most effective for severe cases of herniation, degeneration, arthritis, stenosis and pressure on the nerve root. According to a clinical study performed by the Orthopedic Technological Review in 2004, said that 86% of all cases experienced spinal pain relief with disc decompression.

What is the difference between decompression and traction?

Many clinicians specializing in lumbar spine pathology have criticized traditional traction. Traction fails in many cases because it causes muscular stretch receptors to fire, which then cause para-spinal muscles to contract. This muscular response actually causes an increase in intradiscal pressure. On the other hand, genuine decompression is achieved by gradual and calculated increases of distraction forces to spinal structures, utilizing various degrees of distraction forces.

A highly specialized computer must modulate the application of distraction forces in order to achieve the ideal effect. The system uses applies a gentle, curved angle pull which yields far greater treatment results that a less comfortable, sharp angle pull. Distraction must be offset by cycles of partial relaxation.

The system continuously monitors spinal resistance and adjusts distraction forces accordingly. A specific lumbar segment can be targeted for treatment by changing the angle of distraction. This patented technique of decompression may prevent muscle spasm and patient guarding. Constant activity monitoring takes place at a rate of 10,000 times per second, making adjustments not perceived by the eye as many as 20 times per second via its fractional metering and monitoring system.

Genuine decompression also involves the use of a special pelvic harness that supports the lumbar spine during therapy. Negative pressure within the disc is maintained throughout the treatment session. With genuine decompression, the pressure within the disc space can actually be lowered to about -150 mmHg. As a result, the damaged disc will be rehydrated with nutrients and oxygen.

Isn’t Decompression Just a Fancy Name for a Traction Machine?

No. There is a big different between traction, distraction and decompression. Traction has been around for hundreds, if not thousands of years. The problem with traction as it is known today is that it is not always beneficial. In 1998, the Scientific American rated traction to be of little or no value in the examination of efficacious therapies for lower back pain. This finding is consistent with many studies that report traction can often times signal a nociceptive splinting response and put a patient’s back muscles in spasm, resisting any attempts to effect a change on the disc proper.

Distraction, a term used to describe a flexion distraction technique, attempts to reposition the spine from the offending lesion. This technique has been shown to be very effective, even though potentially damaging to the person performing the technique and largely dependent on the skill of the technician. Like traction, distraction procedures are limited in the ability to reduce the intradiscal pressure, or produce a negative pressure within the disc imbibing fluid, nutrients and creating an environment for repair.

Decompression therefore is an event – a combination of restraint, angle position and equipment engineering. One can experience traction without decompression, but not decompression without traction. Traction is a machine – Decompression is an event.

What Result Should I Expect?

Many patients with lower back syndromes may experience pain relief as early as the third treatment session. Comparison of pre-treatment MRIs with post-treatment MRIs has shown a 50% reduction in the size and extent of herniation. In clinical studies, 86% of patients reported relief of back pain with the our system. Within the past five years, some private practice clinicians have reported success rates as high as 90%.

What is the typical diagnosis?

Since non-specific low back pain and cervical pain generally encompass a myriad of mechanical failures, including muscles, tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissue that encroach or produce pressure on the nerves, the term intervertebral disc syndrome can be used. This diagnosis does not necessarily require an MRI to confirm the presence of a disc involvement but could be recommended.

Who can benefit from using Disc Decompression Therapy?

The following would be inclusion criteria for the Decompression Therapy (1) Pain due to herniated and bulging lumbar discs that is more than four weeks old; (2) Recurrent pain from a failed back surgery that is more than six months old; (3) Persistent pain from degenerated discs not responding to four weeks of therapy; (4) Patients available for four weeks of treatment protocol; and (5) Patient at least 18 years of age.

These indications are ideal candidates for enrollment into our program and have the potential of achieving quality outcomes in the treatment of their back pain: (1) Nerve Compression; (2) Lumbar Disorders; (3) Lumbar Strains; (4) Sciatic Neuralgia; (5) Herniated Discs; (6) Injury of the Lumbar Nerve Root; (7) Degenerative Discs; (8) Spinal Arthritis; (9) Low Back Pain w/ or w/o Sciatica; (10) Degenerative Joint Disease; (11) Myofasctois Syndrome; (12) Disuse Atrophy; (13) Lumbar Instability; (14) Acute Low Back Pain; and (15) Post-Surgical Low Back Pain.

Lastly, the system should be utilized with patients with low back pain, with or without radiculopathy who have failed conventional therapy (physiotherapy and chiropractic) and who are considering surgery. Surgery should only be considered following a reasonable trial of Decompression therapy protocols.

What conditions are contraindicated?

Patients with the following problems or symptoms are usually excluded from using the Spinal Decompresion therapy: Pregnancy, , Metastatic cancer, Severe osteoporosis, Pars defect, Aortic aneurysm, Pelvic or abdominal cancer, Hemiplegia, paraplegia, or cognitive dysfunction, Cauda Equina syndrome, Tumors, osteod osteoma, multiple myeloma, osteosarcoma, osteomyelitis, meningitis, virus, and HNP (sequestered/free floating fragment).

How long is each session and what is the treatment protocol?

Each session on the Decompression equipment is approximately 25-40 minutes long (45 minute sessions include set-up and take-off), accompanied by 15 minutes of stimulation, heat packs and manipulation. The patient comes for 20-30 visits over a 4-6 week period. The doctor will provide a complete copy of the Spinal decompression treatment protocol upon request.

How long before a patient experiences change?

Often times a patient experiences some relief within the first few (3-7) treatments. Usually by the 12th to 15th treatment all patients have reported some remission of symptoms. Patients not showing significant improvement by the 15th to 18th session may be referred for further diagnostic evaluation.

Does Decompression Therapy work for everyone?

Eighty-to-ninety percent of patients who have been properly selected and comply with the Spinal Disc Decompression protocol will have good-to-excellent outcomes. Patient’s conditions that do not respond quickly to the therapy are often unable to be helped by anything quickly. Patients vary in age, sex and body morphology and may require counseling in weight loss, nutrition and other lifestyle changes.