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Why Your Chiropractic Practice Needs the CerVico2000 Cervical Traction Device
Why Your Chiropractic Practice Needs the CerVico2000
If you have patients with cervical radiculopathy, you've probably recommended cervical traction.
Often, chiropractors recommend antiquated traction technology where the patient is tied, literally, to the door. Or perhaps you've recommended supine traction with an inflatable collar.
Wouldn't it make more sense to have your patients upright, weight-bearing, and performing functional exercise while receiving traction?
With the CerVico2000, you can. And that's just one of the reasons why I believe it's the best cervical traction available today. And why you need to have the CerVico2000 in your chiropractic practice.
How the Cervico2000 Can Help Your Patients
The Cerivco2000 traction unit can improve your patient's ROM by decompressing the vertebral segmental unit. But, it also goes a step further.
Your patients are able to use the Cerivco2000 while weight-bearing and in motion. They can wear it while working on their computer, reading a book, or performing therapeutic exercises in their practice.
It's a comfortable device that helps improve posture with symmetrical and asymptotical traction forces with micro-adjustability so that you can find the exact sweet spot of decompression for each patient.
Instead of filling water or sandbags and hoping that your patients don't under or overdo it with their cervical traction, the CerVico2000 allows the patient to make a micro change to the amount of traction so that they get maximal decompressive forces and, ultimately, the best results possible from the traction.
For patients that believe they may be headed towards injections or surgery because of a disc pathology that causes nerve compression, the Cerivco2000 can be a lifesaver. Developed by an orthopedic surgeon to help provide his patients with the opportunity to avoid surgery, the Cervico2000 is designed from the ground up to be a comfortable and effective solution for cervical radiculopathy.
How the CerVico2000 Can Help Your Practice
One of the benefits of the Cervico2000 is that you can quickly implement it into your practice...today. You don't need to tie up a treatment room to have your patients experience the benefits.
I see a tremendous benefit when a patient can experience traction while performing therapeutic exercises. Not only is this clinically beneficial, but it's also great for operations and revenue. Having your patient undergo traction while exercising maximizes patient flow and square footage. From a revenue perspective, you can generate more revenue in the same amount of time by having your patients exercise while experiencing the benefits of cervical traction.
It's super easy to set up the Cerivo2000. No power, water, or and no electrical power is needed. The traction is provided with small hydraulics on each side of the neck. This allows your patients to custom dial in the amount of traction required on each side. Patients with a left antalgic lean and a right-sided disc issue can adjust the Cervico2000 individually on each side to provide maximum relief.
Also, your patients can be mobile throughout your entire practice while using the unit. Here is a video of the CeriVico2000 in action.
As a chiropractor, helping your patients avoid surgery is priceless. And, with the current opioid epidemic, it's more important than ever to find non-pharmacological solutions to their pain. The CerVico2000 is not the cheapest traction device on the market, but it is the best.
Even though old-fashioned over-the-door traction units may be cheaper, they don't provide the best clinical results.
Using a CeriVico2000 in your practice can provide tremendous clinical results and ROI. Using a "best in class" traction device can be a differentiator in your approach. Additionally, you have various options for monetizing the CerVico2000 in your practice. Some chiropractors choose to have the patients use the device in the office, while others offer a lease/rental program for their patients. Either way, you can be assured that your patients are getting maximum benefits.
Let's face it, cervical traction works. But the future of cervical traction is functional. The Cervico2000 is a unique cervical traction device because of the benefits it provides your patients and the benefits you can experience in your business.
For more information about the Cervico2000, click here.