About Midwest Spine & Nerve Center in Madison, WI

Q: What is the Midwest Spine & Nerve Center program?

Midwest Spine and Nerve Center offers non-surgical spinal rehabilitation for lumbar and cervical spine conditions, including spinal decompression, K-Laser Therapy, Calmare Therapy, nutrition, orthotics, E-stim, physiotherapy, and ProAdjuster care. The clinic also provides care for peripheral neuropathy.

Q: What kind of conditions does the MSNC program treat?

The program may help patients with bulging discs, herniated discs, protruding discs, degenerated discs, facet syndrome, sciatica, mild spondylolisthesis, stenosis, neuropathy symptoms, numbness, tingling, restless legs, and muscle weakness.

Q: Does insurance cover the cost?

Coverage depends on the insurance plan and services provided. Midwest Spine and Nerve Center can provide service information so patients may verify benefits and understand possible out-of-pocket costs before treatment.

Serving the Madison, WI area with convenient locations on the West and East side, Midwest Spine and Nerve Center provides non-surgical, drug-free pain management options for patients suffering from severe and chronic back pain, neck pain, neuropathy symptoms, disc-related pain, and other painful musculoskeletal conditions.

As a patient of Midwest Spine and Nerve Center in Madison, you will find a unique and comprehensive approach to therapy. Our team may combine spinal decompression, chiropractic care, physical rehabilitation, laser therapy, neuropathy care, and nutritional counseling in a strategic treatment program designed specifically for your condition and goals.

Patient care is our top priority. We invest in techniques, procedures, and technology that may help patients dealing with severe and chronic pain, while helping ensure they receive the quality of care they deserve. Our certified clinicians and staff have a genuine concern for your well-being.

Midwest Spine & Nerve Center Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Midwest Spine & Nerve Center program?

Midwest Spine and Nerve Center has developed a spinal rehabilitation program for conditions of the lumbar spine and cervical spine, with a focus on chronic and severe cases. The program may include non-surgical spinal decompression therapy, K-Laser Therapy, Calmare Therapy, nutrition, orthotics, E-stim, physiotherapy options, and spinal manipulation with ProAdjuster technology.

Midwest Spine and Nerve Center also provides care for peripheral neuropathy and is a member of the Neuropathy Treatment Centers of America.

What kind of conditions does the MSNC program treat?

The MSNC program may help patients dealing with bulging discs, herniated discs, protruding discs, degenerated discs, facet syndrome, sciatica, mild spondylolisthesis, stenosis, and chronic back or neck pain.

Neuropathy symptoms may include pain, tingling, numbness, lack of sensation, restless legs, pain while walking, or muscle weakness.

What are my chances for success?

Every patient is different. Midwest Spine and Nerve Center evaluates patients carefully and only accepts patients when the doctors believe care may be appropriate. Treatment options may help patients suffering from herniated discs, bulging discs, sciatica, stenosis, deterioration, arthrosis, and neuropathy-related pain.

What is the cost for therapy?

The cost depends on the condition, recommended treatment plan, and services needed. During your consultation, the doctor will determine whether you are a candidate and explain the cost before treatment begins.

Does insurance cover the cost?

Different insurance plans cover different services. Midwest Spine and Nerve Center can provide service information so you may verify benefits and better understand any possible out-of-pocket costs before services are performed.

If I do not have insurance, are payment plans available?

Yes. Flexible payment options may be available for patients with partial, limited, or no insurance coverage. These plans can help make recommended care more affordable.

About Our Doctors

Chiropractic care has always been a part of the doctors' lives. One of the early pioneers of chiropractic was their great-great uncle, Dr. L. H. McLellan, D.C., born September 14, 1892, in northern Wisconsin. “Uncle Lewie” was a graduate of Palmer, the secretary/treasurer of the Arizona State Examining Board, and a teacher at Ratledge Institution in California. He was also a friend and classmate of Dr. Clarence Gonstead and the personal chiropractic physician of Dr. Mabel Palmer, wife of Dr. B.J. Palmer.

Dr. Samuel Sekanick

Dr. Samuel Sekanick of Midwest Spine and Nerve Center - East graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. He received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida. He was also a Certified Personal Trainer.

Dr. Christopher Sekanick

Dr. Christopher Sekanick of Midwest Spine and Nerve Center - West graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire with a Bachelor of Science degree. He received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida, Cum Laude. His primary focus of practice is chronic back and neck conditions, posture curve correction, and spinal stability.

Both doctors are certified by the state of Wisconsin as Nutritional Counselors.