Gentle, computer‑guided spinal decompression designed to relieve pressure and restore motion.

Chiropractic
Disc decompression is a non‑surgical, motorized traction therapy that applies a precise, computer‑controlled stretch to the spine. By gently reducing pressure within targeted discs (often called creating “negative pressure”), the therapy aims to relieve nerve irritation, improve mobility, and support the disc’s natural fluid and nutrient exchange. It’s commonly used for the neck and low back.
Non‑surgical & comfortable: You’re secured in a supportive harness on a padded table while the device cycles through gentle stretch and release phases.
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Reduces load on targeted discs and joints to help calm irritated nerves and ease stiffness.
Gentle traction can improve range of motion for everyday activities and training.
The stretch‑release cycle helps promote fluid exchange within the disc.
Evidence for decompression is mixed; results vary. We use it thoughtfully within a broader, conservative care plan.
Who It's For
Decompression is safe for most people when properly screened and supervised. We’ll review risks and alternatives. Generally not appropriate / use caution:
Always discuss your personal health situation with the provider. We tailor force, angle, and technique to you.
Why Longevity House
At Simpson Medical, we personalize every chiropractic plan based on your goals. Our team is extensively trained to provide relief.
Force, angle, and pacing set to your body and goals.
Clear expectations, no hype — how decompression fits into a sensible plan.
We pair decompression with soft‑tissue work, targeted mobility, and at‑home support for more durable results.
Licensed care with straightforward guidance at every step.
Get Started
Book your chiropractic consult now. Includes screening to ensure decompression is a good fit for you.
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Call Us NowFAQ
Decompression uses computer‑controlled cycles and angles to target specific discs and reduce intradiscal pressure; standard traction applies a more constant pull. Both are forms of mechanical therapy — we choose what best fits your case.
Plans are individualized. Many programs start with several weeks of consistent care (e.g., 2‑4 sessions/week) and taper as symptoms improve.
It should feel like a gentle, sustained stretch. Tell us if anything is uncomfortable so we can adjust settings.
No. Certain conditions (see Safety section) mean decompression isn’t appropriate; we’ll screen you first.
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