Question 1

Do you accept insurance?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

Yes, we accept most major insurance plans including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Medicare, and many others. Our staff will verify your benefits and explain your coverage before your first visit at no charge. We also work with auto insurance for accident-related injuries and accept workers' compensation cases. For those without insurance, we offer affordable self-pay options and payment plans.

Question 2

What conditions do you treat?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

We treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions including: back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica, herniated/bulging discs, sports injuries, auto accident injuries, work injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, shoulder pain, hip pain, knee pain, TMJ disorders, and postural problems. We also provide preventive care and wellness services. If you're unsure whether we can help with your condition, please call for a free consultation.

Question 3

What is spinal decompression therapy?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment that uses a specialized motorized table to gently stretch the spine. This creates negative pressure within the disc, which can help retract bulging or herniated disc material and promote the flow of nutrients, oxygen, and fluids into the disc for healing. It's an excellent alternative to surgery for disc-related conditions, sciatica, and degenerative disc disease.

Question 4

Can spinal decompression help my herniated disc?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

Yes, spinal decompression therapy is highly effective for herniated and bulging discs. The treatment creates negative pressure within the disc, which helps retract the herniated material back toward the center and promotes the flow of nutrients, oxygen, and fluids into the disc for healing. Many patients who were considering surgery have found relief through spinal decompression. Clinical studies show success rates of 71-89% for reducing disc herniation symptoms. A typical treatment plan involves 15-30 sessions over 4-8 weeks.

Question 5

What causes chronic back pain?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

Chronic back pain has many potential causes: herniated or degenerating discs that put pressure on nerves, spinal misalignments (subluxations) affecting nerve function, muscle imbalances and tension, arthritis and joint degeneration, poor posture especially from prolonged sitting, previous injuries that didn't heal properly, and lifestyle factors like obesity or sedentary habits. Unlike acute pain that resolves on its own, chronic back pain often indicates an underlying structural issue that needs to be addressed. A thorough evaluation can identify the specific cause of your pain.

Question 6

How do I know if I have sciatica?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

Sciatica has distinctive symptoms: pain that radiates from your lower back through your buttock and down the back of one leg (rarely both), numbness or tingling in your leg or foot, muscle weakness in the affected leg, pain that worsens with sitting or standing for long periods, sharp or burning pain (not a dull ache), and difficulty moving your leg or foot. The pain typically follows the path of the sciatic nerve. If you're experiencing these symptoms, especially after an injury or with progressive weakness, you should be evaluated to determine the underlying cause.

Question 7

Do I need surgery for a herniated disc?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

Most herniated discs do NOT require surgery. Studies show that 90% of patients improve with conservative treatment. Surgery is typically only recommended when: conservative treatment fails after 6-12 weeks, there's progressive neurological weakness, or you have cauda equina syndrome (a rare emergency). Spinal decompression therapy, chiropractic care, and proper rehabilitation help many patients avoid surgery entirely. We recommend trying conservative care first—it's safer, has no recovery time, and is often just as effective as surgery for disc herniation.

Question 8

Does chiropractic treatment hurt?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

Most patients experience little to no discomfort during chiropractic adjustments. You may hear popping or cracking sounds, which are simply gas bubbles releasing from the joints (similar to cracking your knuckles). Some patients report mild soreness after their first few treatments, similar to post-exercise soreness, which typically resolves within 24-48 hours. Our doctors use gentle techniques and always work within your comfort level.

Question 9

What payment methods do you accept?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

We accept cash, personal checks, all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), and HSA/FSA cards. Payment is expected at the time of service. We can provide you with detailed receipts and superbills for insurance reimbursement if needed. For patients requiring extended care, we offer interest-free payment plans to make treatment accessible.

Question 10

Is spinal decompression therapy painful?

Aim High Health Clinical Team · Accepted Answer

No, spinal decompression therapy is generally painless and many patients find it relaxing. You'll lie comfortably on a specialized motorized table while gentle, controlled stretching is applied to your spine. The computer-controlled system ensures precise, gradual force that your body can adapt to. Most patients report a gentle pulling sensation that feels good on their back. Sessions typically last 20-30 minutes, during which some patients even fall asleep.

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