DOC Cervical/Lumbar Spinal Decompression Table

The old “pull and pray” tables and techniques of yesteryear have now been replaced by

• Science-based systems
• Techniques supported by years of research
• Revolutionary new features improving effectiveness
• Protocols designed by some the Nation’s leading spinal decompression doctors to bring faster, more significant results with even the toughest of patients

Introducing the DOC Cervical/Lumbar Spinal Decompression Table. With features not found on any other decompression table on the market today, this table has the potential to revolutionize the way your clinic performs spinal decompression. With a brand new price tag of only $14,500, this table is in a league of its own in value and effectiveness. Backed by a 1-year warranty, you will sleep well knowing this table will not only drastically increase the treatment success of your patients, but will also last and maintain its value for years to come.

But I thought Decompression was Dead

Ask some of the clinics we consult with

• Who have 10–12 tables (and growing) full of patients all day long
• Who are easily making more than $1 million dollars per year cash
• Who consistently enroll and change the lives of 10-20 new decompression patients per month if “decompression is dead”

The Problem

What we found was that many of the tables on the market today

• Are decent tables that work “pretty well”
• Have little or no training and support on how to correctly use these tables
• Don’t have everything a doctor wants all in ONE table
• Have flaws in parts and design
• Have marketing that is outdated, ineffective and not professional
• Offer very little ONGOING support—you buy it and then have to fend for yourself

Poor Clinical Support

Many table manufacturers leave doctors to “pull and pray” that the patients get better. This method generally helps 50–60% of patients, leaving another 30–40% with less than desirable results and the likelihood to eventually tell their friends and neighbors that “decompression doesn’t work”.

When done correctly decompression can do the following:

• Have a success rate of 80–90%
• Allow a majority of patients walk out of your office passionate about the success they received
• Leave patients happy and eager to tell their friends and neighbors how well it worked for them
• See success in less than 12 visits.

Instead of “pulling and praying,” wouldn’t it be great

• To know exactly what to look for
• Accurately determine which patients will and won’t get results and why

And to consistently know

• Orthopedic tests
• Treatment techniques
• Nutritional therapies
• Rehab protocols that could consistently, successfully treat more than 85% of your patients?

They were unhappy that

• They had to buy 2 separate tables to get all the features they wanted
• They had to buy a table from one company and advanced training from another company
• They had to purchase effective marketing from yet another company

There wasn’t ONE company that sold ONE table that had everything they wanted all in ONE table that also came with the Right Training and Support and with the Right Marketing all at a price they could AFFORD. Until Now!

Here are the 7 most common complaints that we heard about tables that were already on the market:

1. “Too expensive” – It could take years for a doctor to make a solid return on his investment if he has to pay $20,000 to $50,000 for a spinal decompression table. This didn’t make sense from a financial standpoint for many clinics who wanted to get into spinal decompression but didn’t want to wait years to start seeing a return on their investment. They wanted a decompression table they could afford and one that would bring in profits in months ... not years. (We will show you how to legally pay less than $10,000 for a brand new, top of the line spinal decompression table suggested retail price of $20,000.)
2. “Doesn’t treat patients prone AND supine” – Many doctors were unhappy with the fact that on their DRX9000, VAX-D, AccuSpina or SpineMed they can’t treat patients prone which is generally a much more effective position for treating young patients with true disc herniations. They wanted a decompression table that treated patients in every position including prone, supine, and even being able to add in lateral flexion.
3. “Other decompression tables are too big and bulky” – Clinics are getting smaller and smaller every year and more and more doctors are trying to conserve and get the most out of their space. Some decompression tables on the market are unnecessarily big and bulky and are a waste of space.
4. “It’s too expensive to fix my table when it breaks down” – To fix a DRX9000, AccuSpina, or SpineMed table it can be a $3,000 minimum to fly a specialist in and have them fix proprietary parts. Doctors get sick of shelling out tons of money every year for parts and maintenance on their tables. They wanted a decompression table that was more reliable.
5. “It’s too expensive to move my table” – It’s stuck in one place forever. Many doctors have complained about the $4,000 that it costs to move a DRX9000, AccuSpina, or VAX-D table if they ever decide to put it in a different room or if they have to move it to another clinic. They wanted a decompression table that was more versatile.
6. “Doctors felt like they were sold a table and then told ‘Good Luck’ with little or outdated technique support.” – Many Doctors have expressed their frustration after having purchased other spinal decompression tables and felt that the technique portion, ongoing support, and access to updated techniques and training were less than acceptable. Some have said that the actual training on the table was less than 2 hours by someone who wasn't even a doctor.
7. “Tables come with outdated, low budget marketing materials that were not made by marketing specialists but rather by chiropractors who ‘threw some brochures together’ and called it a ‘marketing program.’”

Some other table manufacturers

• Teach completely outdated and inaccurate treatment protocols that lead to less than satisfactory results
• Waste the doctors and the clinics time and fail to address the needs of the tougher patients that don’t fit in the “normal” protocols
• Teach myths that lead to unnecessary soreness, poor clinic efficiency, and cost the doctors and patients time and money

Decompression Myth #1: A perfect example is the false notion that spinal decompression forces need to be around 50% of the patient’s body weight or more in order to see the best results. This has led to many patients getting unnecessarily sore after their decompression treatments. Most specialists would now agree that the majority of patients do not need any more force than about 35% of their body weight.

Decompression Myth #2: Another misconception is the importance of the the angle of pull. In earlier years manufacturers were teaching doctors that all you needed to do was push a button and the angle of pull would be adjusted to treat a specific disc more than the others on any patient. Researchers would now agree that because every patient is different size and shape and has a different muscle and adipose mass that there would be no way for consistency based on the angle of pull of the machine to somehow decompress a disc at a certain level on different patients. Also what they have found is that is would be nearly impossible to focus in a one disc more so than the others. What most researchers would now agree on is that the angle of pull is probably not as specific as they once thought and also is probably one of the least significant factors in determining the success of the treatments.

Treatment Protocols Have Changed Over the Years

These and many other techniques and protocols have drastically changed as more research and experience has lead to better techniques and better outcomes.

Doctors wanted a decompression table with up to date training and support with

• The Reassurance that they had someone to call when they had questions about specific patients or conditions
• The Means to keep informed of the newest strategies, techniques, tips and advice
• The Assurance they were always getting the best results possible

But first, what makes this table different than other tables out there?

• Safety – When setting out to develop a spinal decompression table we knew that safety had to be the most important feature. We knew that no matter how “cool” looking a table might be, if it wasn’t safe, then we were doing the medical and chiropractic community a disservice. That is why we did everything in our power to make this table as safe as possible for doctors, staff and especially patients. We started with "bumpers" on the bottom to keep feet and hands out. We added covers to almost every moving part. We created a motor and lift system will almost zero “pinch points.” We yanked the foot pedal and cord so there is one less cord to trip over. We also put ALL controls on the control command center so that Doctors could easily and efficiently control all mechanisms of the table. And most importantly we wanted there to be almost no possible way for a child to get underneath the table while it’s in operation and be able to hit mechanical buttons. Some of you may recall this story recited in dynamic chiropractic a few years back.

On June 10, a woman being treated on a St. Paul, Minn. DC's Chattanooga Group DTS decompression table (TRT-600) was lowered onto her playful and curious 18-month-old son. The unregulated lowering power and weight of the table crushed the young boy, who suffered major head trauma beyond resuscitation. The woman was receiving an unattended traction session while her three children played in the room in close proximity to the table. When the child entered the under section of the table, he obviously activated the floor switch and created the deadly sequence of events. The young mother, who was strapped into the table with a belt system that features a double ring-loop cinch with no quick-release mechanism, could not free herself and then screamed in an effort to get help, but was unable to stop the table from crushing her son. No safety mechanism is available for the patient to control the vertical movement of the table, even if the motor's safety shut-off is activated. There is also no shut-off switch if the table encounters resistance on its downward travel (such as seen in garage door motors, which immediately stop and elevate when pressured upon closing).
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• Strong Lift Mechanism – One problem with many of the other tables on the market is with a faulty or insufficient lift mechanism. Some tables on the market have had serious problems when trying to lift a table as a patient is sitting on the end. This can lead to the motor locking or “binding” up. This locking or “binding” up usually requires installation of a completely new motor by a specialist with a minimum price tag of $2,000-$3,000 per incidence. Our new powerful motor lifts even the heaviest of patients (up to 350 pounds) with ease. And it goes 6 inches higher than the standard lift. No more struggling, straining or locking motors.

We think your patient’s safety and your pocket book are more important than that.

Our tables

• Are built to last,
• Don’t have faulty parts or mechanisms,
• Only contain parts that have shown over the years to perform correctly for long periods of time.

Some doctors in the industry have even called this table “the most reliable table on the market today.”

• Rest Easy Warranty – Sleep soundly at night knowing that your table is protected and covered for an entire year. Don’t get stuck with expensive repair bills from tables that weren’t built to last. Our “bumper to bumper” warranty covers all parts for an ENTIRE YEAR.
• Affordable – You would think that with all these revolutionary, exclusive benefits that this table would cost a fortune. Business consultants encouraged us to sell this table for close to $20,000. But our goal was to get you a table that is not only the most effective table on the market today, but also one that you can afford. In fact we will show you how you can pay less than $10,000 for this table. That’s the equivalent of 3 new patients. That’s right. Only 3 new patients. This can be done in the first month. Some doctors have paid for their table in the first 2 months.
• Up to date, most recent research and ongoing support – If there is one single reason to purchase this table it is the comprehensive, ongoing support and training. Our goal is not to sell you a table and then wish you luck. Many other decompression table companies sell you a table and then leave you to fend for yourself, often times taking you years and having to learn the hard way trying to figure out what works, what positions certain patients need, what has led to injuring or making patients worse and what tips or secrets can help even when you have stubborn patients that just don’t seem to get better.

We want YOU to

• Be the Disc Specialist in your area
• Be the “Go-To Doc” that helps more patients and experiences better results on even the toughest of cases
• Have the Confidence that no matter what level of severity or condition presents to your office you are going to give that patient the best shot at success

We make it our mission to keep up on the latest research and newest tips and tricks to ensure the best patient care available.

You will have

• Ongoing 24/7 access to the newest research
• Ongoing access to the latest “tips and tricks” and updated protocols
• Ongoing access to our free support line dedicated for you to call with questions about specific cases or conditions that you may not be familiar with

The RIGHT Training

Hundreds of thousands of dollars and thousands of hours have gone into making sure you receive world class training from the best spinal decompression doctors, researchers and teachers around. These 10 hours of intense educational training will cover almost every spinal decompression subject and question you could ask including but not limited to:

• Absolute Versus Relative Contraindications to therapy including but not limited to previous fusion surgeries, Pathologic Aortic Aneurysms, Stenosis, pregnancy and other conditions many doctors are simply “guessing” on or “praying” that these patients respond to care. Stop losing sleep over which conditions are absolute contraindications and should never go on the table.
• Proper patient set up and positioning including: when to put patients prone, when to put them supine, when to use the reverse hammock, when to induce lateral flexion and when to start with one position and progress to a different position as care continues.
• “Disc Herniation 101” Course on everything you need to know about Disc Herniations including central disc herniations, lateral disc herniations, broad based versus focal, annular tears and protrusion versus extrusions.
• Learn if a large disc herniation or a small disc herniation is more likely to respond to decompression.
• How to know if a disc is still intact and has a hydrostatic mechanism that would benefit from spinal decompression. When would a ruptured disc not benefit?
• What percentage of a disc needs to be left in order to rehydrate.
• Common Misconceptions section including how much force patients really need. Is it 50% of the patients body weight, is it 35% of the patients body weight or is more force better?
• Should I be pulling for 8 minutes, 15 minutes, 25 minutes or even 45 minutes to get the best results? Does the angle really matter? Is 10 degrees going to produce similar results as 20 degrees?
• Training on true decompression versus traction, what’s really the difference, are all tables the same and is decompression better or even different than traction.
• How to correctly read an MRI as taught by the specialists who write them.
• The 5 things to look for on a MRI to determine a patients chance for success.
• How long before I should start seeing results on a patient? At what point will I know they are most likely not going to respond?
• When do we actually recommend that patients sleep in a recliner at night?
• Which Orthopedic tests will give me the most amount of useful information to determine my treatment parameters?
• What supplements should all decompression patients be on to ensure the best results? How Much? Which Ones? Vit D? Magnesium?
Fish Oils? Multi vitamin? Antioxidants? Glucosamine Sulfate?
• Should patients be doing any rehab exercises during their spinal decompression treatments? Which ones? When do they start? How many? Which ones are the most effective?
• What daily activities should patients avoid while doing spinal decompression treatments? Sitting? Working? Gardening? Sports? Golf?
• Should patients wear a back brace while doing spinal decompression treatments? Which one? Are some braces better than others? Are some back braces billable?
• Should decompression patients be adjusted? If I chose to adjust then should I adjust before or after decompression treatment?
• What about Cold Laser and Ultrasound? Should I do these before, during or after a decompression treatment?
• Which therapies benefit disc patients the most? What about MedX? What about the ATM2? What about the SpineForce? What about vibration therapy?

All these questions and more will be answered in our 10 Hours of training instructional DVD’s.

We even added a special bonus section called “Tips From The Pros” in which we have added tips from doctors all over the United States and Canada. We interviewed and consulted with some of the best of the best spinal decompression doctors around and have put together a special section of tips and secrets that they learned over the years that aren’t being taught in any schools or seminars. These tips and secrets have helped them see success with that 20% of patients that most doctors haven’t seemed to be able to help. These tips will change your decompression practice forever. Learn a faster and easier way to set patients up, how to prevent making certain patients worse, and how to better ensure success on even the toughest of patients.

Save an Extra $5,000 with the Section 44 IRS Tax Credit

Utilizing the Section 179 deduction along with the Section 44 credit. The net out-of-pocket for the $15,690 table could be $7376.10 after tax credits and depreciations:

This means that you can buy the table at a greatly reduced cost and will only pay as little as $7,376.10 after credits and depreciation based on a 31l% tax bracket. That’s the equivalent of 3 new patients!

To download Section 44 ADA Credit Form click here >>

To download Section 179 Tax Form click here >>

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for Less Than $350 Monthly?

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• No payments for 90 days
• They will actually make 1 payment for you
• And NO pre-payment penalties

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