Advanced Spinal Decompression with AccuSpina Technology!

Spinal decompression therapy is a non-surgical treatment that gently stretches the spine to relieve pressure on the discs and nerves. At Disc Centers of America Cleveland, we use AccuSpina technology to create negative pressure within the disc, which can help reduce bulging or herniated discs, improve blood flow, and promote natural healing. This therapy is FDA?cleared, comfortable, and often helps patients avoid back or neck surgery.

Spinal decompression can help people dealing with herniated discs, bulging discs, sciatica, degenerative disc disease, or chronic back and neck pain. Many patients turn to this therapy after other treatments, like physical therapy or injections, haven’t worked. During your consultation, Dr. Roger Huang will review your condition and determine if decompression is the right fit for you.

Most patients notice improvement after just a few sessions, but a typical treatment plan includes 20–30 visits over several weeks. The exact number depends on your condition, severity of symptoms, and how your body responds to care. Our Cleveland clinic creates personalized plans to maximize your results and provide long?lasting relief.

Spinal decompression is safe, gentle, and non-invasive. Most patients describe the sessions as relaxing — some even fall asleep during treatment. Unlike surgery or injections, there’s no downtime, no medications, and minimal risk. The AccuSpina system used in our Cleveland office is FDA?cleared and carefully monitored throughout every session.

Surgery and injections can provide relief for some patients, but they also carry risks, longer recovery times, and higher costs. Spinal decompression offers a drug?free, non-surgical alternative that treats the root cause of disc and nerve pain. Many Cleveland patients choose decompression first to avoid invasive procedures and find lasting results naturally.

Yes. Spinal decompression is highly effective for sciatica caused by herniated or bulging discs. By relieving pressure on the sciatic nerve, patients often experience reduced pain, numbness, and tingling down the legs — without the need for surgery or injections.

Some patients notice improvement within the first few sessions, while others feel steady progress over several weeks. The healing process depends on your specific condition, but many Cleveland patients report significant relief by the end of their treatment plan.