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A Different Approach to Spine Pain

One goal: getting your life back.

Long-term solutions—not just temporary relief

We specialize in treating severe and chronic spine pain with advanced non-surgical approaches designed to address the source of the problem—not simply manage the symptoms.

If you’ve been living with severe or chronic back or sciatic pain, you’ve probably already tried some combination of physical therapy, chiropractic care, medications, injections, or other treatments. And if those treatments haven’t solved the problem, you may have been told or think that your next step is surgery.

We believe there should be another option to consider first.

Our clinic specializes in treating some of the most difficult and chronic conditions of the spine without surgery. Rather than simply managing your symptoms, our expertise is identifying and addressing the structures that are actually generating your pain, to provide long-term improvement.

We use advanced, minimally invasive technologies and techniques—including DRX 9000-based spinal decompression—to treat the serious spinal pains. Gone are the days of “You just have to live with it.” See if you are a candidate for lasting relief.

Consider us before surgery

Spinal surgery can be an important and appropriate treatment for certain conditions of the spine. Unfortunately,  it permanently alters the anatomy and mechanics of your spine. In many cases it also leads to further surgeries and pain. We specialize in the patients who often feel like they’ve run out of options. Our approach is designed around the individual patient, and resolving the source of their pain.

The goal isn’t simply to help you hurt less today. The goal is to get your life back.

Relief When You Need It

Short-term Measures can be part of a long-term solution.

We also understand something important: When you’re in severe pain, you need relief.

Sometimes the best path toward a long-term solution begins with getting your pain under control enough for you to function, sleep, move, and participate in treatment.

That’s why we offer short-term measures when they are appropriate, including:

  • Spinal injections

  • Joint injections

  • Medications

  • Other targeted pain-relief treatments

These treatments aren’t necessarily the final destination. They can be a bridge. 

When indicated short-term interventions can be used to temporarily reduce pain symptoms, allowing us to address the long term problem.

There is nothing wrong with wanting to feel better today—you just don’t want temporary relief to become the entire treatment plan.