Spinal decompression for Lehi residents

When the drive from Lehi may make sense

• You want a second opinion on an MRI or a surgery recommendation before deciding.
• You'd prefer a doctor who has been in practice since 1993.
• You work or travel south during the week anyway.

When a closer clinic may be the better fit

• Daily visits for the first two weeks would be hard to keep with the drive.
• Sitting in the car for long stretches makes your pain worse.
• Your insurance network favors a provider closer to home.

Whatever you choose, ask any clinic the same questions: what's causing my pain, am I a candidate, what will it cost in total, and what happens if I don't improve. Who may be a candidate.

If you work in Lehi's tech corridor

Long days at a desk and back pain often go together, but sitting alone isn't a reason for decompression. It's mainly considered when pain seems to come from a disc or a pinched nerve. If you have pain, numbness or tingling running down a leg or into an arm, that's worth getting checked. Pinched nerve · Neck pain.

Finding the office

The office is at 230 E 400 S Ste 1 in Springville, south of Provo. From Lehi, most people take I-15 south. Travel time varies a lot with traffic, so check the route at the hour you'd drive.

Also in north Utah County: American Fork · Pleasant Grove · all Utah County areas.

This website is operated for Stapel Family Chiropractic (Springville Disc Center) in Springville, Utah. Care is provided by Dr. Gordon Stapel, DC, a licensed chiropractic physician. About this site.