Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression (NSSD) Therapy
This procedure was once only utilized in hospital settings. But through manufacturing and technological advances, we are now able to bring this treatment to our out-patient clinical setting.
NSSD Therapy is primarily used for treating debilitating disc conditions of the low back and neck. It effectively treats disc herniations, disc bulges, sciatica, degenerative discs, numbness, tingling, and pain in the arms and/or legs, facet syndromes, stenosis, and failed back surgeries.
**As a side note, we have saved hundreds of patients from low back surgery, even when they had tried everything else and were told “surgery was their only option”. Additionally, we have had patients with “failed back surgery syndrome” that were able to find relief with Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Therapy. Call our office today to meet with one of our providers.
Therapeutic Exercises & Rehab Therapy
When someone is in pain, stabilization of structures in the body are of utmost importance for long term sustained relief. Depending upon your specific condition, we will tailor a custom made program of stretches and exercises to correct your condition. This will not only decrease your pain faster, but will help strengthen and stabilize the areas that are injured. Thus decreasing your healing time, and allowing fewer visits to our clinic. Our focus is to utilize functional rehab exercises and restore proper movement disorders.
Custom Foot Orthotics
Your feet are the foundation to your body. If the normal arches in your feet are altered, it can result in many different ailments like plantar fasciitis, foot pain, bunions, ankle pain, shin splints, knee pain, hip pain, and low back pain to name a few. Many times, providers overlook arches and biomechanics of the feet when assessing these and other conditions. We assess if improper arches are contributing to our patients ailments. If they are, the solution is truly customizable foot orthotics to correct the abnormal arches in the feet. We utilize a company called Mojo Feet. We cast our patients feet in office, in the optimal arch position, and then send the casts off to the engineering lab in Colorado where they are made custom to support your weight and activity levels.
