ROSELLE, Ill., Feb. 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- ProtecSpine North America announced that they are now the exclusive distributor of the Floating Manipulative Therapy (FMT) system, ProtecSpine, for all of North America.
The Floating Manipulative Therapy System was introduced at the August 2000 International Human Science Convention in San Diego by Dr. Hiroshi Jonai. Since then, it has gained wide medical recognition and use in Japan, Europe and Asia. Over 3,000 machines are currently in use by hospitals, orthopedic surgeons, internal medicine clinics, physical therapy and rehabilitation centers, osteopaths, chiropractors, acupuncturists, massage therapists, sports gyms, and sports teams.
Floating Manipulative Therapy enables a reduction of spinal pressure upon suspending the lower body as well as stretching the cervical region, thus providing a significant reduction in intervertebral disc pressure and pain.
Protec Floating Manipulative Therapy is the only new advanced technology in the decompression industry in the past few years. Mr. Fumio Katane of Protec Japan has developed the most accurate, precise, safe and effective procedure to treat acute and chronic spinal pain.
FMT uses the patient's own body weight to prevent overstretching of the painful areas of the neck or back. As effective as horizontal force/traction decompression may be, there still exists the potential to apply either too much or not enough force. This may cause unsatisfactory patient outcomes.
The Protec FMT system is now available for purchase throughout North America. ProtecSpine qualifies for various insurance codes and is eligible for specific (ADA) tax credit and tax write off after purchase.
Demonstrations of the system are available to potential customers and members of the media.
For more information about ProtecSpine or more about this news angle, please contact Matt Thome at (920) 268-2299 or [email protected].
ProtecSpine North America is based in Roselle, IL and is the exclusive distributor of the Protec Floating Manipulative Therapy (FMT) system in North America. To learn more about ProtecSpine North America and the Protec FMT system, please visit protecspine.net.
Media Contact:Matt Thome Matt Thome Consulting(920) 268-2299 [email protected]
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The Floating Manipulative Therapy System was introduced at the August 2000 International Human Science Convention in San Diego by Dr. Hiroshi Jonai. Since then, it has gained wide medical recognition and use in Japan, Europe and Asia. Over 3,000 machines are currently in use by hospitals, orthopedic surgeons, internal medicine clinics, physical therapy and rehabilitation centers, osteopaths, chiropractors, acupuncturists, massage therapists, sports gyms, and sports teams.
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Floating Manipulative Therapy enables a reduction of spinal pressure upon suspending the lower body as well as stretching the cervical region, thus providing a significant reduction in intervertebral disc pressure and pain.
Protec Floating Manipulative Therapy is the only new advanced technology in the decompression industry in the past few years. Mr. Fumio Katane of Protec Japan has developed the most accurate, precise, safe and effective procedure to treat acute and chronic spinal pain.
FMT uses the patient's own body weight to prevent overstretching of the painful areas of the neck or back. As effective as horizontal force/traction decompression may be, there still exists the potential to apply either too much or not enough force. This may cause unsatisfactory patient outcomes.
The Protec FMT system is now available for purchase throughout North America. ProtecSpine qualifies for various insurance codes and is eligible for specific (ADA) tax credit and tax write off after purchase.
Demonstrations of the system are available to potential customers and members of the media.
For more information about ProtecSpine or more about this news angle, please contact Matt Thome at (920) 268-2299 or [email protected].
ProtecSpine North America is based in Roselle, IL and is the exclusive distributor of the Protec Floating Manipulative Therapy (FMT) system in North America. To learn more about ProtecSpine North America and the Protec FMT system, please visit protecspine.net.
Media Contact:Matt Thome Matt Thome Consulting(920) 268-2299 [email protected]
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SOURCE ProtecSpine North America
