Temporary Relief vs Corrective Care
Quick fixes are needed now and then. But, "masking" symptoms makes them worse over time.
Real relief and stability requires fixing the cause...Corrective Care.
Milder spinal issues typically respond well to home exercise, physical therapy, chiropractic adjustments, or even just time to heal.
Conditions such as:
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muscle and tendon strains
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posture problems
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muscle imbalance
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spinal misalignments
However, some spinal conditions historically get worse with more exercise, physical therapy, aggressive chiropractic adjustments, and time. Conditions such as:
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herniated discs
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bulging discs
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degenerated discs
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spinal stenosis
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spondylolisthesis
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failed back surgery syndrome
Not all Conditions Respond the
Same Way to Treatment
The Right Tools for The Right Job
For Example:
Brushing and flossing are great tools for healthy teeth. But no amount of brushing and flossing will fix a cavity. The right 'tool' (or option) to fix the cavity, would be to have a dentist fill it. This not only relieves
the pain, but it spares the tooth from getting worse with time.
Surgical
Treatment Options for Complex
Spinal Conditions
Non-Surgical
Surgical
Spinal Surgery:
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discectomy
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laminectomy
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spinal fusions
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disc replacement
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other
The skill set and experience of the surgeon can
contribute to success levels.
Non-surgical medical FDA-Cleared specialized technology
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spinal rehydration & decompression
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class IV deep tissue laser
Like surgery, the experience and skill set of the
provider is critical to success levels.
The protocol using this specific technology is known as LaZR-DCom Elite Performance Health Center
Only 2 proven methods show possible long-term correction or significant improvement with advanced spinal conditions
Success Rates
Non-Surgical
Surgical
According to University Studies and PubMed, Comparison Are as Follows:
1st Spinal Surgery Success Rate: 45%
which leads to
2nd Spinal Surgery Success Rate: 30%
which leads to
3rd Spinal Surgery Success Rate: 15%
According to the American Society of Anesthesiologist Failed Back Surgery Syndrome is an official diagnosis due to the prevalence of repeated failures, along with increase in patient pain and long term complications.
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4 Surgeries - 2 Broken Screws -
Broken Stimulator
5 Surgeries - 3 Disc Replacements =
1 (4) Level Fusion
Studies from Duke, Oxford, Stanford, University of Central Florida, John Hopkins, the Mayo Clinic, show a
90%-92% Success Rate.
These studies show that symptoms were eliminated are significantly reduced, along with Pre & Post MRI's to verify results. Studies verified that results maintained integrity for long term benefit.
Pre MRI Post MRI
Non-Surgical Disc Rehydration and Repair
Costs
Non-Surgical
Patch It Only
Per Surgery
$40,000 - $120,000
Costs reflect a typical LaZR-DCoM plan ranging from 16 to 25 visits at
Elite Performance Health Center
$0 - $4000
Depending on insurance coverages and patient severity levels
Costs reflect pain management of serious back conditions using non-corrective methods, such as shots, pain meds, entry level care, etc.
Up to $7116 yearly
Up to $43,818
over 5 yrs
