Spinal Decompression Program in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Fort Lauderdale's younger professional demographic increasingly deals with desk-driven cervical disc problems and the lumbar consequences of sedentary work combined with weekend athletic activity. The I-95 and US-1 corridors generate significant auto accident disc injuries. PIP-accepting and able to handle post-accident spinal care.
Dr. Carol McNamara Krauss has been treating patients from across South Florida — including Fort Lauderdale — at her Lighthouse Point practice on N. Federal Highway for over three decades. The full Spinal Decompression Program is available to all Fort Lauderdale patients.
Why Fort Lauderdale Patients Choose McNamara Chiropractic Center
The practice is located at 3320 N. Federal Highway, Lighthouse Point, FL — about 15 minutes from Fort Lauderdale via US-1 or I-95. The drive is short enough that most patients don't think twice once they understand what's available here.
Key local landmarks and access: I-95/US-1 corridor, Las Olas, Andrews Ave.
The full program page explains the complete protocol, equipment, and what to expect session by session.
About Dr. McNamara
Dr. Carol McNamara Krauss, DC — Life Chiropractic College. In practice for over three decades. FL Chiropractic Physician license CH5281, active through 2028. She has seen virtually every presentation of the conditions this program addresses, and she will give you a straight answer about whether it's right for you.
"Dr. McNamara is hands-down one of the best chiropractors I've ever worked with. She listens, she cares, and her treatments are highly effective." — Tatiana Lee-Chee
Schedule
Phone: (954) 943-1100
Online: Contact us here
Hours: Mon/Wed/Fri 8am–12pm & 2–6pm | Tue 2–6pm
Address: 3320 N. Federal Highway, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is non-surgical spinal decompression?
A gentle, computer-controlled therapy that relieves pressure on spinal discs and nerves — used for disc herniation, sciatica and chronic low-back pain in Fort Lauderdale patients, without surgery or medication.
How many sessions does spinal decompression take?
It's delivered as a series of sessions over several weeks; the exact number depends on your diagnosis. Dr. McNamara reviews your case and sets the plan.
Is spinal decompression safe?
Yes — it's non-surgical and non-invasive. Dr. McNamara-Krauss (in practice for over three decades) confirms you're a candidate before starting.
How do Fort Lauderdale patients schedule?
Call (954) 943-1100. The office is at 3320 N. Federal Highway in Lighthouse Point, near Fort Lauderdale.