Your Knee Recovery Starts Here!

Knee Restoration in
Valdosta, Tifton, and Douglas

Do you love being active and enjoying life, but knee pain continues to plague your ability to get around?  The first alternative to knee surgery most people try is lifestyle modification.  This may include weight loss options, avoiding activities such as running, which may aggravate the knee injury, modifying your various exercises to low-impact, or other changes in your daily routine to try to reduce the stress on your knees.

If education, exercise, knee braces, and anti-inflammatory medications have not provided enough relief to live pain-free and reasonably active, you may be a good candidate for our Knee On Trac Restoration Program.  This highly effective, nonsurgical knee decompression treatment is helping patients in Valdosta, Tifton, Douglas, and surrounding communities avoid knee replacement surgery.

Knee Decompression Therapy

Using our patented Knee On Trac Decompression system, we gently separate the two prominent bones of the knee joint in order to reduce pain, increase function, and promote tissue healing.  By gently separating the joint space between the bottom of the femur (thigh bone) and the top of the tibia (shin bone), we can create a vacuum effect inside the knee joint, which draws more nutrient-rich fluid to the area.  During the treatment, the revolutionary decompression machine also stretches the tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissue around the joint.  This perfect combination helps to re-establish some of the natural joint space and cushioning in the knee, allowing for the reduction of pain, an increase in the normal motion of the joint, and the healing promotion of the surrounding tissue.  Furthermore, research has shown that knee traction therapy can increase bone growth and radically improve blood supply.

During Treatment

A treatment session is based on the patient’s condition and needs.  The treatment is performed in a seated position with your leg extended at a comfortable angle.  A strap will be placed over the upper thigh, and an inflatable cuff will also be placed just below the knee to secure the leg.  An individual treatment program created by our doctor will then be entered and performed by the Knee On Trac decompression machine.  Most patients describe the feeling as a gentle, relaxing stretch of the knee joint.

After Treatment

Most patients see positive results in the first few treatments.  Treatments are often combined with other therapies to produce the fastest and most complete recovery possible.  The total number of treatments recommended will depend on the severity of one’s condition and their personal treatment goals.

New Treatment Possibilities For:

• Arthritis
• Cartilage Damage
• Tendinitis
• Bursitis