HDTSNetwork @hdtsnetwork ?
active 1 month ago-
HDTSNetwork and
DrTJPaquin are now friends 2 months, 1 week ago · View -
HDTSNetwork wrote a new blog post: Start More Decompression Patients using the Hill DT Patient Education Brochure 2 months, 3 weeks ago · View
Quickly Teach Your Patients the ‘Why’ & ‘How’ of Spinal Decompression in a way that is easy for them to understand. Available NOW for order the Hill DT Patient Education Brochure. It is 10 Pages, 6″ x 9″ on 100# High Gloss Paper with Four Color Print Process for the highest quality. To Order or Request Quantity Brochure [...] -
HDTSNetwork wrote a new blog post: HillDT Decompression Master Minds Education Cruise VIDEO 3 months ago · View
Here is the recap video of our exciting Celebrity Cruise with a fantastic group of Doctors committed to learning ‘best practices’ patient care with spinal decompression. Enjoy the video and drop us note so you can join us next year! CLICK HERE FOR CRUISE VIDEO DIRECTORS CUT >>> HillDT Solutions Presents: Decompression Master Mind Educational [...] -
HDTSNetwork posted an update in the group
Hill DT Decompression Case Studies & Clinical Data: 3 months, 3 weeks ago · ViewDo the effects of Decompression Therapy last?
Anesthesiology News, (Vol. 29, No. 3, March 2003)
Vertebral Axial Decompression Reduces Chronic Discogenic Low Back Pain-4 Year Study.
CONCLUSION: Four year follow-up after Decompression method shows a sustained 86% reduction in pain and that 91% of patients had resumed their normal activities and has remained pain free.Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Medicine February 2008
Protocols for Patients with Activity – Limiting Low Back Pain
Beattie PhD, PT; Nelson PhD, PT; Cammarata D.C
A total of 296 patients with low back pain and evidence of a degenerative and or herniated disc at 1 or more levels were in this study. 8 Week course of treatment consisting of 5, 30 minute sessions of Decompression Therapy per week for 4 weeks and 1, 30 minute session for a week for 4 additional weeks. CONCLUSION: Patients showed continued statistical improvement in both pain scores and functional movement scores after their treatment programs were completed for 180 days post-treatment. -
HDTSNetwork posted an update in the group
Hill DT Decompression Case Studies & Clinical Data: 3 months, 3 weeks ago · ViewDoes Decompression have any scientific research to prove that it works?
Orthopedic Technology Review (2003; 6 (5))
Surgical Alternatives: Spinal Decompression
CONCLUSION: 86% of the 219 patients who completed the therapy reported immediate resolution of symptoms, while 84% remained pain-free 90 days post-treatment. Physical examination findings showed improvement in 92% of the 219 patients, and remained intact in 89% of these patients 90 days after treatment. It was shown to be effective for herniated and degenerative discs.Journal of Neurologic Research (Vol. 29, No. 3, March 2003)
Efficacy of Vertebral Axial Decompression on Chronic Low Back Pain.
CONCLUSION: This 144 patient study showed 76% achieved remission of pain. Except in emergent conditions, Vertebral Axial Decompression should be used on all conditions before surgery is undertaken.
US Musculoskeletal Review 2007 titled, “Magnetic Resonance Imaging Findings After Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression”, the follow up MRI showed rehydration of the discs at L3/L4, L4/L5, L5/S1 of a herniated disc patient.American Journal of Pain Management (Vol. 7, No.2, April 1997)
Decompression, Reduction, and Stabilization of the Lumbar Spine: A Cost Effective Treatment…
CONCLUSION: Eighty six percent of herniated intervertebral disc patients achieved ‘good’ (50-89% improvement) to ‘excellent’ (90-100% improvement) results with decompression. Sciatica and back pain were relieved. Facet arthrosis patients, 75% obtained ‘good’ to ‘excellent’ results with decompression. -
HDTSNetwork posted an update: 3 months, 4 weeks ago · View
“What truly amazes me, is to see the transformation of a patient who starts off in pain, frustrated, and somewhat defeated. By the end of the HillDT program they are bright-eyed, full of energy and smiles. It doesn’t get any better than that.”
Theodore J. Paquin B.S., D.C.
“The HillDT Table has been a tremendous addition to my practice. We are seeing dramatic improvement in disc herniation cases, including some that I thought would need surgery. We also see great response with headaches associated with neck pain and low back pain associated with severe arthritis.”
David Teitelbaum, D.O.
“Not only has this treatment and training made me a more confident and satisfied clinician but our patient testimonials are literally life changing. Higher levels of health and function, that’s the bottom line for our clinic.
Thomas Korsh, D.C.
“We’re treating acute cases such as herniations, bulges and spasms along with chronic degenerative disc, degenerative joint and sacroiliac cases. Patient outcomes in all areas are significantly improved.”
Donald Geisler, D.C.
-
HDTSNetwork posted a new activity comment: 6 months, 1 week ago · View
Dr Malet – was Dr Burkhart’s explanation fully address your question?
In reply to - Barry Malet posted an update in the group Hill DT Decompression Case Studies & Clinical Data: hello group i would like to compare my cervical decompression degrees with you all ie.C5=6degrees,,,,,,C7 herniation or bulge at 9degree…..what angles have you used for therapy or treatment of cervical and thoracic injuries · View -
HDTSNetwork posted an update: 6 months, 2 weeks ago · View
What Every Chiropractor Needs to Know About Section 179 Tax Deductions – Important Changes for 2013 – Maximize your Benefits in 2012 – Purchase the Hill DT Table Now and You May Be Eligible for Up To $11,000 in Deductions for 2012
White Paper Available – Please Contact Us And Request Your Free Copy – Info@HillDTSolutions.com
-
HDTSNetwork and
Dr. Dennis Hayes are now friends 6 months, 3 weeks ago · View -
HDTSNetwork wrote a new blog post: Singapore – Dr. Burkhart Trains The Team at The Chiropractic Clinic 7 months ago · View
-
HDTSNetwork posted an update: 8 months ago · View
Daniel Sosnoski, editor-in-chief of Chiropractic Economics magazine, interviews Jeff VanderWal, owner of HillDT Solutions at the Florida Chiropractic Association National Convention & Expo 2012.
http://www.chiroeco.com/videos/chiropractic_videos.php?video=151
-
HDTSNetwork posted an update: 8 months ago · View
Does anyone have SDC pre/post CT or MRI that they would be willing to share for the purpose of writing a case study?
-
HDTSNetwork posted an update in the group
Hill DT Decompression Marketing: 8 months, 1 week ago · ViewThinking about using Groupon to find new patients? Here is an interesting opinion from E-Myth on selling out – You Get What You Didn’t Pay For – http://emyth.com/blog/you-get-what-you-didnt-pay-for/
-
HDTSNetwork posted an update: 9 months, 1 week ago · View
Huge Florida Chiropractic Association National Show at the Peabody in Orlando August 23 – 26. Come see Hill DT & Hill Labs to see and test drive the latest in Chiropractic care equipment. Details – http://www.fcachiro.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5134&Itemid=283
-
HDTSNetwork and
Candi VanderWal are now friends 9 months, 2 weeks ago · View -
HDTSNetwork posted a new activity comment: 10 months, 1 week ago · View
Options you have are to ice them following the decompression treatment, change the program or brace them for 1 hour following their treatment with a simple back brace. It is normal for the progression of treatment for people to be sore but not significantly sore or painful. Also be sure that it is not muscle guarding as that would indicate too much weight. If you find a protocol that is working don’t just keep ramping the weight up. If it is working leave it alone.
Any other questions feel free to call me.
Dr. Tim
In reply to - Dr. TJ Paquin posted an update: I have a couple people who are doing well with the decompression program and getting good results, however, they have informed me that they are ”more sore” getting off the table and then it settles down after an hour or so. I’ve reduced the pounds of pull and switched programs [...] · View -
HDTSNetwork wrote a new blog post: Press Release – Hill Laboratories Launches the Largest Decompression Therapy Campaign in Company History. 10 months, 2 weeks ago · View
In only eighteen months since its introduction, the Hill DT Decompression Therapy Table has become the industry standard among Chiropractors and Physiotherapists practicing in non-invasive, non-surgical spinal therapy techniques. No other table on the market today can match the Hill DT’s impressive engineering of lumbar and cervical decompression sensitivity, combined with a compact footprint, intuitive [...]
-
HDTSNetwork wrote a new blog post: Press Release – HillDT Solutions and University of Bridgeport team up to host Continuing Education Credit Decompression Seminars at the University 10 months, 3 weeks ago · View
University of Bridgeport Learn how to overcome the national trend of less insurance reimbursement from decompression expert Dr. Tim Burkhart as he shares his knowledge on ‘ Building a Cash Practice with Decompression’ . Receive 8 CE Credits when you learn the latest evidence based information to ‘ Maximize Your Decompression Practice ’ nationally recognized presenter Dr. Randy Reed. [...] -
HDTSNetwork wrote a new blog post: Hill Laboratories & HillDT Solutions announces partnership with Bond Investment Group Holdings LLC UAE 11 months ago · View
Hill Laboratories & HillDT Solutions announces partnership with Bond Investment Group Holdings LLC UAE for Exclusive Sales and Marketing of the Hill DT Decompression Table & Certification Training Hill Laboratories, a leading provider of products to the health and wellness industry, and HillDT Solutions an industry leading provider of spinal decompression consulting & teaching, have reached an [...] -
HDTSNetwork commented on the blog post New! Hill DT Cervical Capture 11 months, 1 week ago · View
Tips for using the Cervical Capture for Spinal Decompression: 1. Make sure the patient is down far enough on the table where the capture hits just below the occipital ridge. 2. Most patients will be set at capture #3, unless they have a very large neck, then set it at #4 or #5. 3. If [...]
- Load More
