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    Ben Otis Physical Therapy

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Maine Spine & Nerve Institute - The Maine Spine & Nerve Team

    Maine Spine & Nerve Institute

    3.8(4 reviews)
    43.1 mi

    I've been in therapy with Maine Spine & Nerve since December. I was in constant pain, and unable to…read moresit or perform normal activities when I first sought care. I thought my only option for relief was surgery of which I had heard dire results. I read about decompression therapy and was relieved to see that there was an alternative to surgery. The doctor's at Maine Spine & Nerve took a thorough physical and oral examination including x-rays. The diagnosis indicated that I was a candidate for decompression therapy. At no time did they guarantee a cure, but given my condition, they had seen others with similar injuries who had relief and returned to normal daily activities after decompression therapy. They did indicate verbally and in writing that I was also responsible for working within their care guidelines in order to maximize the recovery efforts. Today, I am out of pain, able to sit comfortably, returning to a light exercise routine, and starting physical therapy. In closing, I am so thankful that I went this route instead of surgery. Thank you, Dr. Van Ploeg, Dr. Mueller and staff.

    Both my husband and I have been patients at Maine Spine & Nerve Institute. My husband for…read more decompression and me for neuropathy. He did spinal injections which did not last more than a month. after NSSD the tingling and pain in his right leg and thigh is gone and has been gone for at least six months. He can do things now that he was unable to perform last spring. I have multiple problems. My first concern was neuropathy and I sought relief through Maine Spine & Nerve. From the get-go, Dr. Vander Ploeg informed me that he could help but because I'd suffered for so many years with this condition, I could expect only partial relief. He said a 40-50% reduction in symptoms and I feel that I achieved at least 60% if not more relief. I also suffer from back pain. I have been referred to orthopedic physicians for injections and physical therapists for physical therapy. I went to an acupuncturist. Nothing helped. Because of the success my husband has experienced, I know that Maine Spine & Nerve will be able to reduce my current pain. Further, some insurances do cover the cost of these treatments. Unfortunately, ours was not one of them. Would I recommend Maine Spine & Nerve to any of my friends? You bet! I already have. You couldn't ask for or find a more friendly, congenial and caring environment. Thank you Dr. V, Dr. Meuller and staff. Elsie and Harold Cebulla

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    Maine Spine & Nerve Institute - Our easily accessible, state-of-the-art facility is located just off 295 in Scarborough, ME.

    Our easily accessible, state-of-the-art facility is located just off 295 in Scarborough, ME.

    Maine Spine & Nerve Institute - Our non-surgical Spinal Decompression is a non-invasive treatment that provides long-term back pain relief.

    Our non-surgical Spinal Decompression is a non-invasive treatment that provides long-term back pain relief.

    Maine Spine & Nerve Institute - We can reduce internal disc pressure to allow bulging and herniated disc material to migrate back into place.

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    We can reduce internal disc pressure to allow bulging and herniated disc material to migrate back into place.

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