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Posted by queenmab @queenmab, 5 days ago

I have osteoporosis, scoliosis, and kyphosis. Physician’s assistant in neurosurgery told me I am not a good candidate for surgery because of the osteoporosis. She gave me a handout that directed me to the National Scoliosis Clinic. That’s where I found MyBackHub. I am supposed to scan in x-rays & MRIs etc. of my spine and get an individualized program of exercises back from them. I’m just wondering if anyone else has had experience with this program? Is it as great as it is advertised to be? And does it turn out to be expensive?

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gently | @gently | 5 days ago

queenmab, hadn't heard of MyBackHub until your post (thanks). I think they launched 11/25 and sell the service to clinics, but I'd like to try it. There may be a monthly charge for patients whose clinics have joined the service.
AI looks at your labs and determines the best exercises with the weakness in your individual spine. They are out of the office until tomorrow.

worley725 | @worley725 | 5 days ago

This was an interesting article. I am a retired nurse, and have not heard about it. I have some osteoporosis, and I do my own exercises, and it sounds interesting, they would look at X-rays and MRI to evaluate exercises that would help our conditions. I would like to know more about the program and the costs involved. Thank you.