Thank you for being part of our practice for so many years! Since your first visit back in 2005, we’ve valued being part of your journey — from the significant relief you found from radiating leg and sciatica pain early on, to welcoming you back years later after your snowboarding fall. Dr. Karr and our care team took the same thorough, attentive approach the second time around, starting strengthening exercises early and adjusting your DRX9000 spinal decompression treatment as your leg pain began subsiding.
We’re glad the MedX rehab equipment made a real difference alongside your decompression care, and that insurance covered a large portion of your treatment this time. Stories spanning two decades like yours are exactly why we always encourage new patients to come in, have the doctor review their findings, and see the office for themselves before deciding.
Thank you for trusting Los Angeles Spinal Decompression® with your care since 2005 — we’re proud to serve patients throughout West LA, Bel Air, Venice, and Westwood, and we’re here whenever you need us.
— Betty & Dr. Karr, Los Angeles Spinal Decompression®
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Two carryover flags, both still standing:
- The “85-90% relief” figure — that’s fine as the patient’s own words in the testimonial itself, but I deliberately kept the office’s reply to qualitative language (“significant relief”) rather than restating that specific percentage. Repeating a numeric outcome back as if the office is affirming/promoting it edges toward the kind of results-guarantee language the compliance rules flag — better to let the patient’s own number stand on its own in their testimonial, not amplified in our response.
- “Dr’s. K and O” — still no confirmed second doctor in the KB, so I kept it as “Dr. Karr and our care team.” Let me know the name if there’s an associate DC, so it’s accurate and can go into Physician schema too.














