FDA 510(k) cleared
For both lumbar and cervical decompression, from an ISO 13485 and CE certified manufacturer.
Consultant of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Medicine — Spine Disorders
My work in rehabilitation medicine started with one question that kept following me: why does pain come back after it disappears? After years of practice and research, the answer I arrived at is that most back pain is never truly treated, because it was never properly diagnosed.
That is why The Spine was built on a single rule: no treatment session before a clear diagnosis. We read the imaging ourselves, examine the case clinically, and listen to the details of your day — how you sit, how you sleep, what your work demands — because those details are what create pain and keep it alive.
I believe surgery is an option, not a destiny. A large share of patients advised to operate can recover with a precise, committed rehabilitation programme. Our goal is not only that you leave the session pain-free, but that you never need to come back.
Non-surgical spinal decompression, delivered on an FDA-cleared system built for precision.
We use the SpineMED® decompression system — a computer-controlled table manufactured by Universal Pain Technology Canada for lumbar and cervical disc conditions.
It forms one part of a physiotherapy plan built around your assessment, not a treatment on its own.
For both lumbar and cervical decompression, from an ISO 13485 and CE certified manufacturer.
Securing the pelvis directly to the table lets the system reach therapeutic tension at roughly 60% of the force conventional traction tables require — per the manufacturer.
The system samples applied tension every 2.5 milliseconds and adjusts every 20, holding force on target through the whole session.
Your physiotherapist tracks progress against a documented record, not memory — and your third session applies exactly what your first one did.
Decompression is not suitable for every case; whether it suits you is decided after a clinical assessment at the centre. This content is educational and is not a substitute for medical consultation.
A study following two patient groups over six months, measuring differences in pain intensity, functional capacity, and recurrence rate.
A review of cases directed to an intensive rehabilitation programme before a surgical decision, and the proportion who avoided surgery within one year.
Measuring Cobb angle change in adolescents committed to a three-dimensional corrective exercise programme.
Evaluating response in chronic cases unresponsive to conventional conservative care, and how long improvement persists after treatment ends.
An analysis of the risk factors most associated with neck pain among screen workers, and the impact of a short workplace prevention programme.
Consultant of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
Specialised in spine rehabilitation and manual therapy.
Senior Physiotherapist — Sports Injuries
Builds safe return-to-play programmes for injured athletes.
Physiotherapist — Women's Health Rehabilitation
Pre- and post-natal rehabilitation and pregnancy-related back pain.
Functional Rehabilitation Specialist
Designs movement and strength recovery work in the advanced treatment phase.
Patient Care & Scheduling
The first person to greet you, and the one who tracks your appointments and plan.
We do not sell sessions. We build a plan with you — one with a beginning, an end, and a clear goal: getting your life back the way it was, or better.
If you live with persistent pain, if you have been advised to have surgery and want a second opinion, or if you simply want to understand what is happening in your back — book an assessment. Half of the road to treatment is knowing what you are treating.