Abstract: The present invention is generally directed to a table that is used in the treatment and manipulation of joints and related methods. It is more specifically directed to a table having portions that can move in various directions relative to one another for the treatment and manipulation of joints and related methods. In one aspect, the present invention provides a table used in the treatment and manipulation of a patient's joints. The table typically comprises a base, a head and neck portion, a chest portion, a pelvic portion, and a knee and foot portion.

Abstract: In one aspect, the present invention provides a system for providing therapeutic services to a client. The system comprises at least five different therapeutic services that complement one another.

Abstract: The present invention is generally directed to systems, devices and methods in the area of chiropractic therapy. In one embodiment, the present invention provides a traction therapy system. The system includes: a bench, including an adjustable back rest that is adjustable to every angle from 90 degrees horizontal to 90 degrees vertical, wherein the bench is in contact with a frame, wherein the frame includes one or more mechanisms by which the bench is contacted with the frame and one adjustable angle unilateral traction arm that adjusts from ?55 degrees to +55 degrees rotating around the x-axis, and wherein the one adjustable angle unilateral traction arm is connected to a winch mounting arm, and wherein a winch is connected to the winch mounting arm, and wherein the winch is operably connected to a crossbar, and wherein a harness that is capable of fitting underneath a person is connected to the crossbar.

Abstract: The present invention is generally directed to corrective spinal traction systems and methods. It is further directed to use of such spinal traction systems to treat various medical problems associated with abnormal spinal curvature. In one aspect, the present invention is directed to a spine corrective traction system. The system comprises an overhead system allowing a patient's spine to be pulled in every and any vector the human spine moves in three dimensional space, and in two to three planes simultaneously. It further includes a seat assembly that allows for a patient to be seated upright, supine and every angle and vector between 90 degrees upright and 0 degrees horizontal.