Total Relief Care Plan

The Total Relief Care Plan™

CARE PLAN

The Total Relief Care Plan™

One clearly defined investment. All corrective treatments included. No surprise costs, no upselling, no arbitrary visit limits.

Clinical progress determines completion — not a sales target.

Key summaryThis is how preferred providers on our platform structure care. It was designed to eliminate the concerns patients have about open-ended treatment and unpredictable cost.
One Cost, Clear Endpoint

The Core Promise

One Price. All Corrective Treatments. Until You Reach Maximum Improvement.

Your provider determines when you've reached Maximum Therapeutic Improvement. Not a visit counter. Not a calendar. Clinical progress drives the decision.

The Model

What Is the Total Relief Care Plan™?

The Total Relief Care Plan™ is a flat-cost spinal decompression program that covers all corrective treatments needed to reach Maximum Therapeutic Improvement. Your provider determines the appropriate course of care during evaluation, quotes a single price, and that price covers everything — whether you need 20 sessions or 30.

It was designed to directly address the concerns patients raise most often: “How much will this really cost?” “Will I be pressured into more sessions?” “What happens after the first few visits?” The answer to all three is built into the structure.

What’s Covered

What's Included — and What Isn't

Clarity is the point. Here's exactly what the plan covers and where its boundaries are.

Included in the plan

Corrective Care to MTI

  • All spinal decompression treatments deemed appropriate by your provider
  • Treatment continues until Maximum Therapeutic Improvement is reached
  • Most patients complete care within 20–30 visits
  • No per-visit billing — your quoted price is your total price
  • No mid-course upselling or “you need more sessions” surprises
Not included

Separate from the Plan

  • Ongoing maintenance care after corrective phase is complete
  • Treatment for new injuries or unrelated conditions
  • Services unrelated to spinal decompression
  • Imaging or diagnostics (if needed, discussed separately)
Want to know what your plan would look like?Your provider builds a custom treatment plan during evaluation — including your total investment and expected timeline.
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Key Concept

What Is Maximum Therapeutic Improvement?

Maximum Therapeutic Improvement (MTI) is the point at which you've achieved the greatest reasonable improvement expected from corrective care. It's the clinical endpoint that determines when your treatment course is complete.

MTI typically includes:

  • Meaningful reduction in pain relative to where you started
  • Improved functional capacity — ability to sit, stand, walk, work, and sleep with less limitation
  • A clinical plateau where additional sessions no longer produce proportional benefit
Important note

Important clarification

MTI does not mean “cured” or “permanently pain-free.” It means you've reached the best reasonable outcome from this course of corrective care. For many patients, that means dramatic improvement. For some, it means significant but partial improvement. Your provider sets realistic expectations during evaluation based on your specific condition.

Who decides when MTI is reached?

Your provider — based on clinical assessment, not a preset session count. Some patients reach MTI in 18 sessions. Others need 28. The Total Relief Care Plan covers the full course either way. You're not penalized for needing more and you're not pushed to continue beyond what's beneficial.

Comparison

How This Compares to Other Pricing Models

Not all clinics structure pricing the same way. Here's how the most common models work — and what patients typically experience with each.

Common Model

Introductory Special

“Try 3 sessions for $199” — a low entry price designed to get you in the door. Full pricing is discussed after you've started.

Patient concern: bait-and-switch

Common Model

Visit Bundles

“10 sessions for $2,800” — a defined number of visits at a set price. If you need more, you buy another bundle.

Patient concern: how many bundles will I need?

Common Model

Pay-Per-Visit

“$150 per session” — you pay each time. No commitment, but no clarity on total cost or when treatment ends.

Patient concern: open-ended with no ceiling

Preferred Model

Total Relief Care Plan™

One price. All corrective treatments to MTI. Your provider determines the course, you know the full cost upfront.

Patient benefit: total cost certainty

Why this model exists

Patients consistently report greater trust when the total cost is known upfront, treatment scope is clearly defined, and clinical progress — not a sales target — determines when care is complete. The Total Relief Care Plan was designed around this feedback. It aligns the provider's incentive (get you to MTI efficiently) with the patient's interest (know what you're paying and when you're done).

See what patients report after completing treatmentReal outcomes from real patients — documented improvement rates and what to realistically expect.
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Want to see the clinical data behind this approach? Clinical Evidence & Research →

After Corrective Care

Corrective Care vs. Maintenance Care

The Total Relief Care Plan covers corrective care — the structured treatment course designed to get you to Maximum Therapeutic Improvement. For many patients, that's the end of their journey. They complete care, maintain their improvement, and move on.

For patients with advanced degenerative conditions, periodic maintenance sessions after the corrective phase may help sustain improvement over time. This is similar to how some patients return for periodic dental cleanings or physical therapy tune-ups.

Corrective Phase — Covered

Getting You to MTI

  • Structured treatment course
  • Finite duration — typically 20–30 sessions
  • Completion determined by clinical progress
  • Full cost known upfront
Maintenance Phase — Optional & Separate

Sustaining Your Improvement

  • Periodic sessions for chronic or degenerative conditions
  • Only recommended when clinically appropriate
  • Separate from the Total Relief Care Plan
  • Does not imply treatment failure
Important note

A note on maintenance

Maintenance care is never required and is never included as an upsell within the Total Relief Care Plan. If your provider recommends it, it's because your specific condition — typically advanced degeneration — benefits from periodic support. It's discussed openly, priced separately, and entirely your decision.

The risk-to-reward profile of properly administered spinal decompression is among the most favorable I've seen in pain management. No incisions, no injections, no anesthesia — and when it works, the improvement is real and measurable.
Robert Odell, MD, PhD
Robert Odell, MD, PhDStanford University Alumni · Preferred Provider, Las Vegas

Common Questions About
the Total Relief Care Plan

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What if I need more sessions than expected?

The plan covers all corrective treatments to MTI. If you need 25 sessions instead of 20, your price doesn't change. Your provider adjusts the course based on your response — that's what "completion-based" means.

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Do all providers on this platform use this model?

The Total Relief Care Plan is the standard care model for preferred providers on SpinalDecompression.com. It's part of what distinguishes a preferred provider from other clinics offering decompression.

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Can I finance the Total Relief Care Plan?

Yes. Flexible financing through CareCredit and other third-party providers is available at most preferred provider locations. Monthly payments typically range from $150–$350 depending on your total investment.

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