FAQs

LDT (Lumbar Decompression Therapy) is a closed reduction decompression procedure designed to unload the micro components that produce pressure on sensitive nerve fibers. This gentle, safe and effective process focuses on specific lesions, discs, or vertebrae diagnosed as the source of pain.

SRT or Strength Restoration Therapy is a closed stabilization process achieved through increased Para spinal muscle strengthening. Because Herniated discs are generally thought to be a result of mechanical instability and disuse atrophy, SRT is an important component to restore muscle spinal support.

Low back pain caused by fractures, tumors, infection, or metabolic disease processes are not candidates for the program. Your doctor determines your course of treatment and whether you are a candidate. While some people have conditions that exceed the limits of any procedure available, manufacturer’s literature suggest that 90-92% of patients with herniated intervertable disc, degenerative joint disease, sciatic, facet syndrome and bulging disc completing the program reported good to excellent outcomes.

Surgery of the spine if serious, yet sometimes unavoidable. Fortunately less than 1% of all low back pain sufferers are surgical candidates. But just because you don’t need surgery doesn’t mean you don’t need treatment. Lordex is the logical choice. Lordex provides successful long-term relief from pain, but from the standpoint of a non-operative closed procedure. Surgery is open reduction decompression. Lordex is closed reduction decompression. Surgery is open fusion for stabilization. Lordex is closed stabilization through increased Para spinal muscle strengthening.

Flexible plans and low rate financing make LDT/SRT affordable and accessible to virtually everyone. With the reasonable cost and worries eliminated, patients can focus on feeling better and recovery taking as little or as long as they like to pay. Your doctor will determine if you are a candidate and review your condition and cost.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a treatment where you breathe pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber. This allows your lungs to take in more oxygen than normal, which is then delivered throughout your body via your bloodstream. The increased oxygen can help support healing, reduce inflammation, and improve overall tissue recovery.

HBOT has been used to support healing in a variety of conditions. Patients often seek it out for issues such as chronic wounds, post-stroke recovery, neuropathy, traumatic brain injuries, autoimmune conditions, post-operative healing, whiplash, headaches, circulation concerns, post-cancer recovery, long COVID symptoms, multiple sclerosis (MS), Guillain-Barré syndrome, fracture healing, and post-concussion symptoms.

While many patients report benefits, results can vary depending on the individual and condition. We evaluate each case to determine if HBOT may be appropriate for your specific situation.

HBOT is generally well tolerated, but some patients may experience mild side effects such as ear pressure (similar to flying), sinus discomfort, or temporary fatigue. In rare cases, more serious side effects can occur. We monitor you closely during treatment and make adjustments to ensure your comfort and safety.

We take a comprehensive approach to treating whiplash, which may include chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and supportive therapies like HBOT when appropriate. Our goal is to reduce pain, restore mobility, and help you heal as quickly and safely as possible.

Medical-grade hard shell chambers are designed to deliver higher levels of pressure and oxygen, making them more effective for certain conditions. Soft shell chambers operate at lower pressure levels and are often used for more general wellness purposes. In our clinic, we use equipment designed to provide safe, consistent, and effective treatment based on your needs.

Yes, we do work with third-party liens and attorneys, especially in cases involving personal injury. Our team can help coordinate care and documentation to support your case.

In many cases, treatment related to auto injuries can be handled through a personal injury claim. We can work with your attorney and assist with the necessary documentation to support billing through the appropriate channels.

Yes, we treat patients with herniated discs using non-surgical approaches. Treatment may include chiropractic care, decompression therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and other supportive therapies depending on your condition. Our goal is to reduce pain, improve function, and help you avoid more invasive procedures whenever possible.