The SRT ProAdjuster is a handheld, computerized tool we use during visits. It helps the practitioner find areas of the spine or joints that are not moving normally and delivers very small, precise mechanical impulses. The device is another option to traditional hands-on adjustments, and it is designed to be gentle and targeted.

During treatment the ProAdjuster reads tiny motions and resistance in the spine and sends back short, controlled taps where they are needed. A computer guides the timing and force so the impulses are consistent and precise. Because the thrusts are quick and small, many people describe the sensation as gentle and different from manual cracking or popping.

A typical session with the ProAdjuster is short and usually comfortable — many patients feel little or no discomfort. There often isn’t the popping sound associated with manual adjustments, which some people prefer. As with any treatment, results vary, so talk with your chiropractor about whether this device is appropriate for your condition and how it will be used alongside other care.