Decompression Pros — spinal decompression

If you read our previous articles on this topic, Part 1 and Part 2 , you probably agree that if you ask 10 different doctors to explain the difference between spinal decompression and traction, you will most likely hear 10 different answers.  Let’s examine some more arguments so we can figure out what’s really the truth and what just sounds really cool. Features One common argument is “we get these idiot doctors who bring in their Triton DTS traction tables, charge a lot less, market it as spinal decompression and ruin it for the rest of us.” So, the theory...

The debate continues . . . In PART 1, we discussed some of the reasons doctors and clinical personnel have mistakenly argued that spinal decompression and traction are NOT the same. Here are some of the most common reasons given to claim that spinal decompression is superior to traction. Patents Spinal decompression table manufacturers have been touting their “patents” for years as an explanation of why spinal decompression and traction are nothing alike and that spinal decompression is far superior in every way. In response to our question concerning why the AccuSpina spinal decompression table was different from traction table...

Probably the most common question we get from clients who are investigating whether or not to add a spinal decompression is, “What’s the difference between spinal decompression and traction? They couldn’t possibly be the same?  Right?” We decided to scour the Internet for data, scientific proof and medical support for the differences in spinal decompression and traction.  We found that about 99% of doctors and clinics absolutely believe spinal decompression and traction are different and that spinal decompression is “far superior to traction” in every way. Here are just a few quotes we found: At http://www.thediscdoctors.com/traction_is_not_spinal_decompression.html, the author described “traction...

Did you know that 85% of consumers are searching for local businesses online?   [Source] It’s true; when people want to find a chiropractor or a spinal decompression doctor they don’t just look it up in the phone book or ask a friend. They Google it (and ask a friend; nothing replaces the power of word of mouth!). The Internet is taking over all the old advertising and research mediums. There are no more yellow pages; it’s all on the Internet. Which is why your chiropractic clinic or spinal decompression practice needs to have an online marketing plan. Check out these...

The famous television star and zoologist, Jim Fowler, once said, “Preserving a river or a creek can bring a lot of revenue.” Now, since he was a zoologist, he was probably talking about the environment, but his statement makes a lot of sense on a business level too. Think about it: how do you get a great amount of cash flow coming through your chiropractic or physical therapy office? The same way a large river grows; by incorporating lots of smaller streams into one great big one. When you started your spinal decompression practice you probably spent more time thinking...