People often ask me why I do what I do.  My answer is that I feel strongly about giving people a non-drug, non-surgical approach that actually fixes the problem instead of just covering up the pain.  We have been trained as a society that if the pain goes away, the problem must be “fixed”.  But in reality, most of the time we just cover up the symptom temporarily because we haven’t tackled the real underlying problem.  If you are struggling daily with pain from bulging or herniated discs, sciatica, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, arthritis, headaches, or any kind of other back and neck pain, I would love to visit with you and see what I can do to help you improve the quality of your life.

For those of you who have had previous back surgery or have been told you need to have back surgery, or if you’ve tried physical therapy, pain management, drugs or chiropractic care without success - consider spinal decompression therapy and progressive spinal rehibilitation.  I can assure you that it is a very safe and effective treatment.  When you are determining what office to choose for your spinal decompression needs, there are several factors that you should consider:  technology, the doctors’ experience, safety and effectiveness of treatment and how well the doctor educates you on your condition and treatment options.

First and foremost, you must look at the technology of the equipment used.  Our office uses the most advanced form of spinal decompression therapy equipment – the DRX9000.

One thing that sets me a part is my experience with spinal decompression therapy.  I have been in practice for over 10 years and I was one of the first doctors to use spinal decompression therapy in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.  Through the years, I have gained a lot of knowledge about how to best utilize the equipment to give my patients the best chance for a successful outcome.  Not only have I seen spinal decompression therapy work very effectively on my patients, I have personally benefited from using it as well.  I believe in our treatments, and I also believe that if we are treating the right patients – based on their real needs – we will have a very high success rate (86%) in treating their problems.

My passion as a doctor is to educate my patients.  I don’t want you to just come in and get treated – then leave and not know why we did what we did.  I want you to understand what’s going on in your body and learn why we are treating you with a particular procedure.  It’s my goal to help you understand what’s wrong and what treatment options you have in order for you to make a wise decision about your health care.  I believe that if a doctor will sit down and listen to his patients, he can gain a great deal of insight in finding out what’s wrong with them.  So on your first visit, I will sit down and talk with you personally to determine your problem and then talk about a treatment plan that will be specific to you.

I love helping people improve their health so that they can live a full, more enjoyable life.  My goal is that you leave my office thinking “no doctor has ever spent that much time with me or educated me that much about what’s going on with my body”.  I would love the opportunity to meet with you and see if I can help you!

Sincerely,

Dr. Justin H. Jordan