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Do your patients ever give you a confused look after you explain a technique, exercise or position to them? It might be because you were using chiropractic or anatomy terms that they don't know the meaning of.

It is easy for professionals to talk in technical terms without skipping a beat, however, it is important for you to explain to your patients what these terms mean and how they relate to their care. To help you communicate with your patients more simply, we have put together a list of some common chiropractic terms with a brief definition that is easier for every day patients to understand.

One of the products that we find to be successful in a chiropractor's Pivotal Practice is the DOC Decompression Table. This table is used to perform non-surgical spinal decompression therapy, which is a type of traction therapy that works to stretch the spine over time and offers your patients pain management, lower back and neck pain relief along with optimal healing for bulging, degenerating or herniated discs among other conditions. With pre-programmed and fully customizable treatments, it can be used by a variety of patients.

One of the products that we find to be important to a chiropractor's Pivotal Practice is an instrument adjusting table. Targeting and treating specific areas of the body with instrument adjusting tools can be a workout for practitioners because of the squatting, positioning, bending and reaching it may involve. Our instrument adjusting tables strive to eliminate this. 

These tables allow chiropractors to perform instrument adjusting techniques on patients of various sizes and mobilities in stable, convenient positions without any hassle. 

Pivotal Health Solutions offers a wide selection of innovative products to enhance your overall practice. From adjusting tables to cold lasers, we encourage practitioners to take advantage of these products and create their very own Pivotal Practice.