
Spinal Decompression
at Well Adjusted Chiropractic
If you’re living with stubborn lower back or neck pain—from herniated discs, degeneration, or nerve symptoms like tingling down your arms or legs—finding real relief can feel impossible. Well Adjusted Chiropractic provides care to patients just like you: people who’ve tried everything else and don’t want surgery. That’s why Dr. Weiss brought the advanced Hill DT Spinal Decompression Table to our office.
Experience Safe, Comfortable, Non-Surgical Sessions
Spinal decompression with the Hill DT Table differs from old-school machines or basic “traction” visits. Here’s what you can expect: you’ll lie comfortably on your back, with your legs supported, in the safest position to reduce disc pressure. After gentle straps are applied, the table’s precise pulling action carefully decompresses your spine.
Built-in sensors monitor your response in real-time, allowing Dr. Weiss to fine-tune every session for maximum healing, comfort, and safety, often helping patients avoid surgery altogether.

Who Can Benefit From Spinal Decompression?
This modality may help patients with the following:
- Lower back or neck pain due to herniated or bulging discs
- Degenerative disc disease or spinal arthritis
- Facet syndrome
- Numbness or tingling in the arms or legs
- Ongoing pain after traditional chiropractic, physical therapy, or even certain back surgeries
Dr. Weiss holds advanced training in spinal decompression and personally reviews the results of every session. Most patients notice significant improvements within their care plan, and studies show 91% of Hill DT patients report 70% or better relief. He has years of exceptional experience, ensuring your care is tailored for lasting relief.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Put Pain Behind You
Ready to finally put persistent back or neck pain behind you? Contact us today to schedule your spinal decompression consultation with one of our doctors at Well Adjusted Chiropractic.
