Serving Greater Charlotte & Beyond
Our clinic is conveniently located to serve patients from across the Charlotte metropolitan area and surrounding communities in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Charlotte's Trusted Personal Injury Chiropractor
Expert care for car accidents, work injuries, and chronic pain. Same-day appointments available with insurance accepted.
Discover our comprehensive range of advanced, safe, and modern techniques designed to deliver the most effective care for your specific condition
Experience revolutionary non-surgical relief for chronic back and neck pain caused by disc issues.
Get fast, targeted treatment for common accident-related injuries.
Explore our specialized, non-invasive treatment plans tailored to your specific needs.
Our non-surgical treatments are designed to address the root cause of sciatica, not just mask the pain.
Our non-surgical treatments are designed to address the root cause of sciatica, not just mask the pain.
Meet Your Doctor
With over 15 years of experience treating personal injury and chronic pain patients, Dr. Stevens is dedicated to helping Charlotte residents recover and thrive.
Board-certified and trained in advanced techniques including spinal decompression and dry needling, he takes a whole- person approach to care that addresses the root cause of pain.
We accept most major insurance plans and work with personal injury attorneys.
Our clinic is conveniently located to serve patients from across the Charlotte metropolitan area and surrounding communities in North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Sciatica refers to pain that radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve, which branches from your lower back through your hips and buttocks and down each leg. Typically, sciatica affects only one side of your body.
It’s not a condition itself but a symptom of an underlying problem, such as a herniated disc or bone spur on the spine that compresses part of the nerve.
The soft center of a spinal disc pushes through a crack in the tougher exterior casing.
Narrowing of the spinal canal reduces available space for the nerves.
The piriformis muscle compresses the sciatic nerve.
Symptoms can be confusing. Let our team provide a comprehensive, no-obligation evaluation to pinpoint the root cause.
Ideally suited for these conditions
Alternative treatments recommended
Common questions about spinal decompression.
Typically, a treatment plan consists of 15 to 20 sessions over a four to six-week period. Dr. Stevens will create a personalized plan for you.
Typically, a treatment plan consists of 15 to 20 sessions over a four to six-week period. Dr. Stevens will create a personalized plan for you.
Yes, it is an FDA-cleared therapy with a high safety profile when performed on appropriate candidates.
Our streamlined process ensures your injuries are treated and properly documented.
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Spinal decompression is a non-invasive, motorized traction therapy that gently stretches the spine. This stretching creates negative pressure within the spinal discs, which can help retract bulging or herniated disc material, taking pressure off nerves and other spinal structures.
This technique is highly effective for treating persistent back and neck pain associated with disc issues. By creating a vacuum effect, it helps pull essential nutrients, oxygen, and moisture back into the disc, promoting natural healing and long-term relief.
If you’re experiencing any of these, it’s crucial to get evaluated, even if they seem minor. Delayed symptoms are common in auto accidents.
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Pain often manifests in different ways. Identifying your specific symptom type is the first step toward finding the right solution.
Often related to nerve compression or circulation issues.
Can indicate nerve damage or spinal misalignment.
Acute pain signaling immediate injury or inflammation.
Involuntary contractions often protecting an injury.
Stiffness preventing normal range of motion.
Pain traveling from the spine to arms or legs.