Who's got your back? Episode 1

Who's got your back? Episode 1

Take charge  and live with control, confidence, and freedom.

Dr. Ron Fudala is a Board-Certified Chiropractic Neurologist.
Since 1993 he has practiced as a Spine and Nerve diagnostic consultant. As a consultant, Dr. Fudala had a unique way of practicing.

He didn’t provide actual treatment to his patients, but rather gave them the guidance to help them make treatment choices that were a good fit for their individual situation and expectations. Working in this capacity required him to be impartial, objective, and knowledgeable about a wide range of conditions, and the various ways that those conditions could be treated.

Many of Dr. Fudala’s consulting years were within the neurosurgical division of a large neuroscience practice. When there, he developed and supervised the practice’s non-surgical and post-surgical spine care program. This program had a heavy emphasis on teaching appropriate self-care and how “smart movement” can be used to enhance lasting recovery.

Dr. Fudala resigned from the surgical practice in August 2011 to devote time to creating an online program called “SpineCamp”, a program designed to show people how to take charge of their own back pain so they can live with control, confidence, and freedom.

Ron and his wife of 40 years currently live in Saint Augustine, FL. Together, they have 4 sons ranging from 28 to 38 years old. Ron is active in his community, frequently giving local talks on spine health.

He also volunteers at a Health Clinic that provides medical care to the area’s underprivileged population. He also continues to be active with hobbies like exercise, riding a motorcycle, playing racquet sports, and surfing.

Great resources from Dr Ron

All offered at no charge

1.  Use this link to:  https://spinecamp.com/resources-1
• Learn how to keep the right type of clinical score so you can measure your back pain progress, know what to expect from treatment, and compare one treatment to another.
• Take the “Tampa Kinesiophobia Screen”, a brief quiz to find out if “Fear of Movement” is something that could be interfering with your ability to solve your low back pain.
• Gain access to the STarT questionnaire that can help you determine the initial type of treatment you should consider for your back pain.
• Learn when advanced imaging (MRI, etc) should be used and the problems that occur when imaging is used too early in the course of a low back pain episode.
• Get updated information from the CDC guidelines about when and how narcotic medication should be prescribed. 
2. Use this link to: https://spinecamp.com/free-programs
• Take the “Motion Response Test” which can help identify if you are the type of person who could benefit by a program that shows you how to solve your own low back pain.
• Request a FREE “Discovery Call” where you speak with Dr. Fudala, get your questions answered, and find out if the SpineCamp program could benefit you.
• Obtain the PDF “Lumbar Stenosis: 5 Important Things to Know.”  This is great information for any of you who have this condition.  It is greatly misunderstood, and one of the most common reasons that people over age 55 have surgery. 
• Download, for FREE, the PDF, “Who’s Got Your Back”, a white paper that illustrates some hidden secrets about back pain treatment and how not knowing these make it harder for you to find a good solution to your problem.   
• Enroll in many of the regular, free, live, on-line education programs that are offered by Dr. Fudala.
3. SpineCamp is a program that shows you how to take charge of your back pain so you can live with confidence, control, and freedom.  Click this link to learn more about it.  https://spinecamp.com/spinecamp
4. If you would like to know more about Dr. Fudala, click here.  https://spinecamp.com/my-experience

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