Ember Active Performance offers non-surgical spinal decompression at 1826 E Platte Ave #210 in Colorado Springs, using a Dynatron SmarTRAC table for neck and low-back pain, including disc-related pain and sciatica. Single sessions are $65, with 6-, 8-, and 10-session packages that bring the price down to as low as $50 per session.
Who is it for? Adults with neck or low-back pain related to disc problems, sciatica, or pinched nerves — especially active people who want a non-surgical option. It isn't right for everyone, so every new patient starts with a full one-hour assessment and exam before decompression is recommended.
Conditions we see
Bulging or herniated discs: a disc pressing on a nerve causes deep back or neck pain. Controlled traction reduces pressure on the disc, alongside rehab to protect it.
Sciatica and arm pain: a pinched nerve sends pain, numbness, or tingling down the leg or arm. Decompression eases pressure on the nerve root while we address what caused it.
Degenerative disc pain: worn discs lose height and leave the spine stiff and sore. Regular decompression sessions plus strengthening improve movement and comfort.
It's a gentle, computer-controlled traction treatment. You lie comfortably on the table while it applies a slow, measured pull to your lower back or neck, then eases off, in cycles. The goal is to take pressure off irritated discs and nerves.
Each session is up to 25 minutes. Most people find it relaxing. Decompression is often combined with adjustments, soft-tissue work, and rehab exercises as part of a larger plan.
Most plans run 1 to 2 sessions per week over about 8 weeks, depending on the condition.
$65 per session, or packages of 6 ($330), 8 ($420), or 10 ($500). Ember is cash-pay; superbills are available for out-of-network reimbursement.
