Key benefits
- Gentle adjustments with no twisting
- No cracking sounds
- Lower force, with the same precise results
- Comfortable for new and sensitive patients
- Especially effective for the pelvis and lower back
- Often described as relaxing
A quieter kind of adjustment
If the idea of being twisted or hearing a pop makes you tense up, the drop table is for you. It uses a segmented table and a brief, controlled drop to deliver a precise adjustment with far less force and no rotation, the same restored motion, a much gentler experience.

How drop table works
The table has sections that lift slightly and release on a controlled trigger. When the doctor applies a focused thrust, the section drops a fraction of an inch, adding momentum to the adjustment so less force is needed and less rotation goes through your spine.

Why patients prefer it
No twisting. No cracking sounds. Lower force overall, but the same precise mobilization of the joint. It's a favorite for patients who are new to chiropractic, healing from injury, or who simply prefer a calmer adjustment.

What to expect
You lie comfortably on the table while we make a quick, focused contact that triggers the drop. Most patients barely notice the motion, and many find it genuinely relaxing. We retest before and after so you can feel the change.
How it works
What to expect
Position
You lie comfortably on the segmented table, face down, on your side, or up depending on the target.
Set the table
We set the drop tension to your body and the joint we're addressing.
Targeted thrust
A short, focused contact triggers the table's drop. Most patients barely notice the motion.
Reassess
We retest joint motion before and after to confirm the adjustment landed.
Frequently asked
Common questions about drop table
Will I feel anything?
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A light tap and a quick movement of the table. Most patients describe it as comfortable, sometimes even relaxing.
Is it as effective as a manual adjustment?
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For the segments and patients it suits, yes. It's another tool, we pick the right one for the job.
Why is there no cracking sound?
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The drop delivers the adjustment through controlled motion rather than the joint release that creates a pop, so it's quieter and gentler.
Is it safe for older patients?
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Yes. The low force and lack of rotation make it a great option for seniors and anyone with fragility concerns.
Can I request the drop table?
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Absolutely. If a gentler, no-twist adjustment sounds better to you, just tell us and we'll use it where it fits.



