Understand your options before deciding

Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression

An assessment-led discussion of nonsurgical traction for back or neck symptoms, with room for questions about benefits and limitations.

A patient and clinician discussing spine care beside a traction table.

What to know

Nonsurgical spinal decompression describes a form of controlled traction. At this office, the spinal decompression service includes the DRX9000 system. These two service names refer to the same area of care, rather than two promised stages of treatment. Your clinician can explain how the equipment is used.

Before you decide

A back-pain diagnosis alone does not establish that decompression is suitable. The examination, medical history and any existing reports help guide the decision. Some symptoms need medical or surgical assessment instead. Ask what other approaches may fit your situation and how the team will respond if the proposed care is not helping.

Plan a conversation

Call the Kendall office to discuss an evaluation. The team can explain scheduling and the information to bring, including any existing reports. Confirm fees and coverage directly before committing to care.

More about this approach

Your next stepTalk with our team.

Questions about care or an appointment? Start with a call to the Kendall office.

Call (305) 388-7577 Request an appointment

Before your visit

Questions, answered.

Do I need an evaluation first?

Yes. The clinician needs to understand your symptoms and health history before discussing whether this service is appropriate.

Can I confirm the cost before treatment?

Call the office to ask about fees and coverage. The cost and any insurance contribution need to be confirmed for your specific plan and proposed care.

How do I schedule a discussion?

Phone (305) 388-7577. The office team can help you arrange a visit by phone.