What is Spinal Decompression Therapy?
Snyder Chiropractic Centers uses the HillDT table to provide controlled mechanical traction for selected patients with neck or low-back conditions.
Some patients may experience temporary reduction in pain or improved tolerance for movement, but response varies. Suitability depends on the diagnosis and examination findings.
How Does Spinal Decompression Work?
The table applies and releases a measured traction force according to an individualized protocol.
Spinal decompression is not represented as pulling a disc permanently back into place, healing every disc injury, or replacing surgery when surgery or urgent medical treatment is indicated. It is not appropriate at every stage of back pain or for every patient.
How a Spinal Decompression Table Works
Treatment settings are selected according to the patient's assessment and response. Relevant considerations include bone and joint health, neurologic status, pregnancy status, surgical history, implanted devices, prior treatment, and other precautions.
The number and frequency of visits are based on clinical need and response rather than a guaranteed preset course. Recommendations may be modified or discontinued.
HillDT Decompression Therapy
The HillDT table is the mechanical traction device used at Snyder Chiropractic Centers. Its use is selected according to the individual patient's needs and suitability.
No claim is made that the table provides better outcomes than other devices or guarantees a painless treatment experience.
Contact our office to discuss whether spinal decompression may be appropriate for your concerns. Individual results vary.