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Decompression tables work by gently stretching the spine. This creates space between the spinal discs. This way, it alleviates pressure on the spinal nerve roots and spinal discs, promoting pain relief and healing. 

Can I do just one? 

Most patients feel 30% better after the first treatment, but 12-24 visits are recommended because healing takes time. We need to rehab, strengthen and restore function completely in order for your condition to fully heal.

Also, our state of the art table provides the unique opportunity to position you not only on your back, but also on the stomach or side. 

We will customize the treatment position best for you (depending on the way the disc is bulging.) 

We have orthopedic tests to determine the direction or directions of the bulging disc.

Decompression therapy opens up the spaces in areas like your spine or knees where the spinal nerve roots pass through to reduce pressure on them. This can also help reposition joints and treat slipped discs so that you don’t continue having severe or disruptive pain.

According to Healthline.com, If you’re having pain in your spine, hips, knees, or joints, decompression therapy could be an option to help you feel better. This therapy can reduce pain without needing surgery.

Decompression therapy is considered an effective treatment for pain caused by compressed nerves that’s severe or chronic and disrupts your daily life.

One decompression therapy session takes 30 minutes. Here’s how the procedure typically works:

1. You’ll lie flat on a table. The doctor or specialist may put a cushion under your knees to keep your legs up.
2. The doctor buckles a harness around your waist that’s attached to a pulley system on the machine. If you’re receiving neck decompression, the harness or buckle may go around your head.
3. Depending on the machine, the pulley system pulls on the harness to begin stretching out your neck, back, or other affected area.
4. After stretching the area, the pulley returns the harness to its original position. The doctor may also monitor real-time data showing the force being applied to the area and angles that may help relieve pressure.
5. The doctor decides how many times to repeat the stretching process. They may adjust the force and angles that the machine uses throughout the session.

A session of this type of therapy may relieve pain that’s the result of a mild injury, strain, or overuse of a joint.

Most offices in the area charge close to $6,000 for a package. Once again, we beat everyone's price.

Comparison shopping shows a local office offers $3,500 for 24 16 minute decompression treatments.

We offer $2,300 for 24 full 20 minute treatments WHICH also includes a CLASS IV LASER TREATMENT prior to treatment on the decompression table. (That's $1800 value free)

We also offer a 12 session package for $1,200.

Individual appointment for decompression $125 for 20 minutes (half the cost of other locations near us)