KLS Chiropractic in Gainsville Georgia took delivery of their Accu SPINA last week to provide IDD Therapy spinal decompression.

Non-surgical spinal decompression is well established in the US as this is where the category of treatment was developed.

Dr Lisa Richter has expanded her practice and as can be seen, is delighted with her new technology.

Earlier this year we installed an Accu Spina in Liverpool for Michael Furlong of Balance Health Centre.

This was me with Michael (center) at the training.

Michael actually moved some walls in his clinic to make room for IDD in a dual purpose treatment room.

Having suffered with his back and wanting to avoid surgery,

Two physiotherapists from Sheffield have published an article about ID Therapy. John Wood and Lewis Payne of Sheffield Physiotherapy have been using IDD Therapy for almost ten years.

John says:

“When I first saw IDD Therapy I thought it was like traction, as many physios do. Traction, as we know, had faded out of clinical practice because at that time there were few trials that showed it to be effective.

Located in the picturesque town of Ripon, Cathedral Osteopaths has emerged from lockdown with an enhanced spinal service incorporating IDD Therapy spinal decompression.

Led by Clinic Director Vanessa Robinson, Vanessa ordered her Accu SPINA machine just before the lockdown. 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone and yet Vanessa knew that IDD Therapy needed to be part of her practice.

There is a saying, “where there’s a will there’s a way.” This applies perfectly to chiropractors Wendy Davis and Alicia Leontieff of Bury Chiropractic.

Keen to do more for certain back and neck pain sufferers, owners Alicia and Wendy had decided they needed to bring IDD Therapy spinal decompression to their expanding clinic in Bury.