Spinal decompression in Springville, Utah

A local office on 400 South

The office is at 230 E 400 S Ste 1, a couple of blocks east of Main Street in Springville. If you live in Springville, Mapleton or Spanish Fork, it's a short drive for the repeat visits a decompression plan involves.

What happens at your first visit

1. Talk it through. Where it hurts, how long it's been going on and what you've tried.
2. Exam. Dr. Stapel examines you and looks at any imaging reports you bring.
3. An honest answer. If decompression looks like a reasonable option, you'll get a plan and cost information. If not, he'll tell you and talk about other options.

The consultation is free, with no obligation to start treatment, and the clinic also offers a free MRI review.

Conditions people ask about

• Herniated disc

  When the soft center of a disc pushes out through its outer ring and irritates nearby nerves.

• Bulging disc

  A disc that has spread out past its normal edge, sometimes pressing on a nerve.

• Sciatica

  Pain, tingling or numbness that travels from the low back into the buttock and leg.

• Pinched nerve

  A nerve root near the spine that is pressed or irritated, causing pain, numbness or weakness in an arm or leg.

• Degenerative disc disease

  Age-related wear of the discs that can lead to stiffness and pain.

• Spinal stenosis

  Narrowing inside the spine. Whether decompression helps is debated, so a consult decides.

• Neck pain

  Disc-related neck pain, including pain that spreads into the shoulder or arm.

• Pain after back surgery

  Ongoing back or leg pain after spine surgery, and when decompression may or may not be considered.

Also serving nearby: Provo · Mapleton · Spanish Fork · all Utah County areas.

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