Trinity Integrated Medical, at 1629 W Hebron Pkwy in Carrollton, offers non-surgical spinal decompression on the Triton DTS table for herniated, bulging, and degenerative discs, stenosis, and sciatica. You can start with a $97 in-office decompression evaluation ($249 value) or a free 15-minute call to find out whether you’re a candidate. Call (972) 478-5538.
What is Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression?
Non-surgical spinal decompression is a computer-controlled, gentle stretch of the spine. It is designed to take pressure off injured discs and the nerves they press on. There is no surgery, no injection, and no medication. At Trinity Integrated Medical we pair decompression with rehabilitation and manual therapy, so we treat the muscles and movement patterns around the disc and don’t rely on the table alone. That’s our whole-person approach.
Our Decompression Table: Triton DTS
We use the Triton DTS decompression table for both the low back (lumbar) and the neck (cervical). Its computer controls the pull and the hold-and-relax cycles, and the settings are tailored to your spine and your condition. A session takes about 20 minutes, including getting you set up on the table.
Conditions We Treat With Spinal Decompression
- Lumbar (low back) and cervical (neck) disc problems
- Herniated discs
- Bulging discs
- Degenerative discs
- Compressed discs
- Foraminal and canal stenosis
- Facet syndromes
- Sciatica (leg pain from a pinched nerve)
Who It’s For, and Who It’s Not For
Usually a good fit if you:
- have back or neck pain from a disc problem confirmed by an exam or imaging
- have sciatica or radiating arm or leg pain that hasn’t improved with rest, medication, or adjustments alone
- want to explore non-surgical options before you consider surgery
Not a fit if you:
- have surgical hardware installed in your spine
- are pregnant
Decompression isn’t right for everyone. If it isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you at your evaluation, and if you need a different kind of care we’ll point you there. We have an M.D. on staff if necessary.
Get emergency care right away if you lose bladder or bowel control, have numbness in the groin or saddle area, or have leg weakness that keeps getting worse.
What Your First Visit Looks Like
- A free 15-minute candidacy call (optional). Tell us what’s going on, and we’ll tell you whether an evaluation makes sense.
- The in-office decompression evaluation ($97, a $249 value). It includes a consultation, an exam, X-rays, and a review of any reports you already have, such as an MRI.
- Try the table. At the first visit we often offer a demonstration session on the Triton DTS table, so you can feel it before committing to care.
- Your plan. If you’re a candidate, we explain your decompression plan, how rehab and manual therapy fit in, and the full cost before you commit. The package is a minimum of 24 sessions, 2–3 times per week.
Your care team: Dr. Tim Uselton, DC, runs the clinic and often performs decompression sessions himself. He no longer does chiropractic adjustments. Dr. David Liang, DC, is our treating chiropractor, and Shukura Leo, FNP-APRN, is our medical provider.
Transparent Pricing
| Item | Cost | Insurance |
| Candidacy phone call (15 min) | Free | — |
| In-office decompression evaluation (consultation, exam, X-rays, review of reports) | $97 ($249 value) | — |
| Spinal decompression package (24 sessions minimum) | $2,160 | Not covered by insurance (out of pocket) |
| Rehab and manual therapy that accompany decompression | Billed to insurance | Covered by insurance |
Because the rehab and manual therapy are insurance-covered, part of your care plan is often covered. How much depends on your deductible and out-of-pocket maximum.
Ways to pay: outside financing through CareCredit and Cherry, plus FSA, HSA, credit card, check, or cash.
Frequently Asked Questions – Spinal Decompression in Carrollton, TX
In our clinic’s experience over 27 years, about 90% of the decompression patients we accept as candidates have seen meaningful improvement. That figure comes from our own clinic experience, not from a published study. Research on decompression is mixed, which is why we screen candidates carefully before recommending it, and why we combine it with rehab.
The decompression package ($2,160) is not covered by insurance. The rehab and manual therapy that go with it are, so part of your care plan is often covered, depending on your deductible and out-of-pocket maximum. We also accept CareCredit, Cherry, FSA, and HSA.
Most guidelines recommend trying conservative care before surgery unless you have emergency symptoms. Decompression is non-surgical, with no incision. If your exam suggests you need a surgical consult, we’ll tell you.
At Trinity Integrated Medical, the evaluation is $97 and the decompression package (24 sessions minimum) is $2,160.
Look for a clinic that confirms your diagnosis before treating you, offers decompression together with rehab, and tells you the full price up front. Trinity Integrated Medical at 1629 W Hebron Pkwy does all three, and has served Carrollton since 1999.
Our package is a minimum of 24 sessions, at 2–3 sessions per week. Each session takes about 20 minutes, including setup.
It rarely hurts, because decompression reduces pressure on the disc instead of increasing it. Most patients report immediate relief once they’re on the table. At the first visit we often offer a demonstration session on the Triton DTS table, so you can feel it before committing to care.
Location
Trinity Integrated Medical 1629 W Hebron Pkwy, Carrollton, TX 75010 Phone: (972) 478-5538
Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8am–12pm and 2pm–6pm. Closed Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
We serve Carrollton, Plano, Frisco, Dallas, Addison, The Colony, Coppell, and Lewisville.
Ready To Find Out If You’re a Candidate For Spinal Decompression?
Call (972) 478-5538 to book your $97 decompression evaluation ($249 value), or ask for a free 15-minute candidacy call.