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1054 E Riverside Dr, Suite 202, St. George, UT 84770
Stop Letting Back Pain Control Your Life
Non-invasive, gentle treatment for those struggling with Sciatica, Disc Issues, & Spinal Stenosis
Only 10 spots available each month
Claim Your $49 Spinal Decompression Assessment
Your $49 visit includes
- 1-on-1 consult
- Orthopedic exam
- X-rays
- MRI review
- Health history
- Postural analysis
- Report of findings
- Treatment plan
Who this is for
Is This You?
This assessment is for people with back pain that will not go away, no matter what they try.
You're dealing with:
- Sciatica or pain shooting down your leg
- A herniated disc
- A bulging disc
- Degenerative disc disease
- Spinal stenosis
- Pinched nerves, numbness, or tingling
- Low back or neck pain that keeps coming back
You've already tried:
- Physical therapy
- Chiropractic adjustments
- Pain medications and muscle relaxers
- Steroid injections
- Rest, stretching, and "waiting it out"
- You've even been told surgery is your only option
If that sounds like you, spinal decompression may be the non-surgical next step you haven't tried yet.
See If I'm a CandidateLimited-time special
$49 Spinal Decompression Assessment
As part of this limited-time special, here is what you get at your visit with Dr. Baker at Willow Bend Chiropractic:
- 1-on-1 consultation. Tell Dr. Baker where it hurts, how long it has been going on, and what it keeps you from doing.
- Orthopedic exam. Dr. Baker checks your spine, movement, and nerves to find what is causing the pain.
- X-rays. Taken in our office if you need them, so we can see exactly what is going on with your spine.
- Health & history review. We go over past injuries, past treatments, and anything else that could be adding to your pain.
- MRI review. Have an MRI that no one fully explained? Bring it. Dr. Baker goes over it with you in plain words.
- Postural analysis. We look at how you stand and sit, and how that puts stress on your spine.
- Detailed report of findings. You see what he found and what is causing your symptoms.
- Personalized treatment plan. You get a straight answer on whether spinal decompression can help your case, and a plan built for you if it can.
Takes about 60 seconds.
Real patients from Southern Utah
Hear From Patients Who Were Where You Are
Lynette N.
“Before I came here I thought I was going to be in a wheelchair soon. Now that pain is completely gone.”
Boyd C.
“I’ve had back pain for 29 years. Other chiros, surgeons, nothing worked. Then I saw the Facebook ad and gave Willow Bend a try. I’m back to walking again.”
Paulo B.
“At this point I am pain free and can move and accomplish the things I need to do.”
Cody W.
“Other chiros just take you to the back and crack you. Willow Bend takes care of you, and it’s really helped my injury.”
Takes about 60 seconds.
Meet your chiropractor
Dr. Tyler Baker, DC
Dr. Baker has treated spine, disc, and soft tissue injuries for more than 5 years. Back and disc problems are his specialty.
He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic at Southern California University of Health Sciences. He lives in St. George with his wife and three kids.
"Most of the people I see have been told to live with it. Almost none of them have to."
- Doctor of Chiropractic
- B.S. Exercise Science
- Spinal decompression
- Habla español
The DRX9000
What a Spinal Decompression Treatment Looks Like
The DRX9000 is an FDA-cleared, computer-controlled decompression system. It is not a stretch on a regular table. It targets the exact disc causing your pain, visit after visit, until the pressure comes off and the disc can start to heal.
FDA-cleared · Non-invasive · No downtime
How It Works
It creates space
Slow, controlled traction gently separates the bones around the injured disc. That lowers the pressure inside the disc and creates a vacuum effect.
The disc pulls back
The vacuum helps draw bulging or herniated material back toward center and off the nerve. It also pulls in the oxygen, water, and nutrients the disc needs to repair.
The effect builds
Each visit makes a small change. Over a full course of treatment those changes add up. That is why decompression is done as a series of visits, not a one-time fix.
What it does for you
- Takes pressure off pinched nerves, which is what causes the sharp, shooting, and burning pain.
- Helps bulging and herniated discs heal by giving them room and bringing in the nutrients they need.
- Treats the cause, not just the symptoms, so the relief lasts without relying on pain pills.
- Gives you a non-surgical option before you consider injections or surgery.
What it can help with
- Sciatica and pain, tingling, or weakness down the leg
- Bulging and herniated discs
- Degenerative disc disease
- Spinal stenosis
- Worn spinal joints (facet syndrome)
- Chronic low back and neck pain
What a session is like
You lie down fully clothed on the DRX9000 and a comfortable harness is fitted around your hips. The computer slowly stretches and relaxes your spine in cycles, aimed at your problem disc. Each session takes 20 to 30 minutes, and you go right back to your day afterward.
When people notice a difference
Many patients feel less discomfort within the first few visits as pressure on the disc comes down. Some mild muscle soreness afterward is normal, because the muscles along the spine are being gently stretched.
Your assessment tells us if decompression is right for you.
Spinal decompression is not right for every case. Dr. Baker decides if you are a candidate at your assessment, based on your exam and imaging. Individual results vary.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it hurt?
No. Most patients find spinal decompression relaxing. You lie down fully clothed and feel a slow, gentle stretch in your back. Some people feel mild muscle soreness afterward, the same way you might after a good stretch, because the muscles along your spine are being worked gently.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your condition, how long you've had it, and what your exam and imaging show. Decompression works as a series of visits, because each session builds on the last. At your $49 assessment, Dr. Baker will tell you exactly how many sessions he recommends for your case before you commit to anything.
Is it covered by insurance?
Spinal decompression is often not covered by insurance. That's why your first visit is just $49. It includes a 1-on-1 consultation, an orthopedic exam, X-rays, a postural analysis, and a custom treatment plan, so you can find out if it's right for you before you commit to a plan. Ask the front desk about payment options.
Who isn't a candidate?
Spinal decompression is not recommended for everyone. It is usually not a fit for people who are pregnant, have had spinal fusion or have metal hardware in the spine, or have severe osteoporosis, a spinal fracture, a tumor, or an infection in the spine.
That is exactly why the assessment comes first. Dr. Baker reviews your exam and imaging and only recommends decompression if he believes it can help you.
Where are you located?
We are at 1054 E Riverside Dr, Suite 202, St. George, UT 84770, on the corner of Riverside and River Road next to the post office. You can find a map and directions below.
Visit us
Claim Your $49 Spinal Decompression Assessment
Only 10 spots available each month.
Claim My $49 AssessmentTakes about 60 seconds.
Our location
1054 E Riverside Dr, Suite 202
St. George, UT 84770
Corner of Riverside and River Road, next to the post office.
Office hours
Monday to Friday: 9am to 6pm
Saturday and Sunday: Closed