NON-SURGICAL SPINAL DECOMPRESSION
Disc-Related Pain
Suffering from persistent back or neck pain caused by disc issues? Been told surgery is your only option — or looking for a powerful, non-invasive alternative to medication and injections? Discover the advanced solution that has helped countless Orange County patients find relief.
YOUR PATH TO PAIN RELIEF
Two visits, two clear purposes. The first determines whether decompression is right for you. The second — if you qualify — starts the work of restoring your spine.
YOUR INITIAL CONSULTATION VISIT
What to expect
Thorough Review of History
We’ll delve into your complete medical history — past injuries, treatments, and lifestyle factors.
Previous Diagnostic Testing
Bring any MRI, X-ray, or CT scan reports you already have. We’ll review them to understand your unique condition.
Comprehensive Examination
Dr. Hall performs a detailed examination — orthopedic and neurological testing — to precisely identify the source of your pain.
Digital X-Rays (if needed)
If required, we take any necessary digital X-rays in our clinic to further assess your spinal structure.
Review of Findings & Recommendations
Dr. Hall sits down with you, explains your condition, and gives clear treatment recommendations — including referral for an MRI if needed.
YOUR TREATMENT VISIT
If you qualify as a good candidate
About 1 Hour Per Session
Each decompression visit includes setup, the decompression session, and any complementary therapies.
Comfortable & Effective
Advanced computer-controlled equipment, designed for the most comfortable and effective non-surgical spinal decompression session available. Many patients find sessions relaxing.
Recommended Adjunctive Therapies
To speed recovery and enhance comfort, sessions may include percussion massage and interferential muscle stimulation tailored to your healing process.
Dr. James P. Hall, D.C.
Over 3o YEARS CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Difference
For over two decades, New Back Chiropractic has led Orange County in the most effective relief of disc-related back pain and neck pain — combining experience, technology, and accessibility.
20+ Years of Experience
Dr. Hall brings over two decades of experience diagnosing and treating disc-related back and neck conditions.
Advanced Technology
State-of-the-art computer-controlled non-surgical spinal decompression equipment, calibrated for optimal outcomes.
Patient-Centered Care
Personalized treatment plans built around your unique condition, lifestyle, and goals — not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
About Half the Cost
We offer the same highly effective decompression treatment at about half the cost of most other Orange County clinics.
SPECIAL OFFER — TAKE THE FIRST STEP
Your decompression Consultation
for Just $97
$147 regular · $97 today · limited-time advance-pay
Your comprehensive $97 disc-related back & neck pain consultation includes:
- Thorough review of your health history
- Evaluation of any previous diagnostic tests you bring
- Comprehensive examination with orthopedic testing
- Any necessary digital X-rays in our clinic
- Review of findings & treatment recommendations from Dr. Hall
- Referral for additional imaging (e.g. MRI) if indicated
To claim the $97 rate, simply mention this website offer when you schedule. Don’t let disc pain hold you back any longer — a professional assessment is the first step toward understanding whether decompression can help you get your life back.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Everything patients usually want to know before starting non-surgical spinal decompression at our Orange County clinic.
What is Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression (NSSD)?
NSSD is a non-invasive treatment that gently stretches the spine, creating negative pressure within the discs. This can help retract bulging or herniated discs, relieve pressure on nerves, and promote the flow of nutrients to encourage healing.
What conditions does decompression treat?
Decompression is commonly used for herniated or bulging discs, sciatica, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, facet syndrome, and persistent back or neck pain.
Is decompression painful?
Most patients find the treatment comfortable and often relaxing. The sessions involve gentle stretching, and the equipment is designed with patient comfort in mind. Some patients may experience mild soreness after initial sessions, similar to post-workout aches.
How does decompression differ from traditional traction?
Unlike traditional traction, decompression uses precise, computer-controlled force to target specific spinal segments, cycling through distraction and relaxation phases. This controlled approach aims to overcome the body’s natural resistance, allowing for more effective decompression and disc rehydration.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions varies depending on the severity of your condition, your response to treatment, and your individual health goals. Dr. Hall will develop a personalized treatment plan, but a typical course may involve 20–28 sessions over several weeks.
How long does each session last?
Each treatment session, including pre- and post-therapy procedures, typically lasts about 1 hour. The actual decompression time on the table is usually 18–20 minutes per disc level.
How quickly will I see results?
Many patients experience some relief within the first few weeks of treatment. Significant improvement is often noted by the second week, but consistent adherence to the full treatment plan is key for lasting results.
Will decompression permanently fix my problem?
Decompression aims to address the root cause of your pain and promote healing, reducing the likelihood of recurrence. The results can be long-lasting, especially when combined with proper post-treatment care and lifestyle modifications. Maintenance or supportive care may be recommended in some cases.
Do I need a referral from my medical doctor?
No, a referral is not required to begin your consultation and evaluation for NSSD. However, if you have recent diagnostic imaging reports (X-rays, MRI, CT scans), please bring them to your consultation.
Are there any risks or side effects?
Decompression is generally considered safe. Some patients report mild soreness or achiness after initial sessions. We conduct a thorough evaluation to ensure decompression is appropriate for your specific health condition. It is not recommended for certain conditions like pregnancy, advanced osteoporosis, or spinal fusion with hardware.
Can I continue working during treatment?
Many patients continue their work activities during decompression treatment. However, if your job involves strenuous physical activity, you should discuss this with Dr. Hall to determine appropriate activity modifications during your treatment course.
What makes New Back Chiropractic’s decompression treatment unique?
We combine over 20 years of focused experience with advanced computer-controlled technology, personalized care plans, and our distinctive Orange County pricing — about half the cost of most other clinics — making top-tier care more accessible.
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