Brace Align Portable Cervical Neck Traction Device

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$289.99 - $289.99

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$289.99 - $289.99

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Product Highlights:

CUSTOMIZABLE Cervical Neck Traction Device can be complete customization for you; The neck support unit will help to relieve pain from pinched nerves, herniated/ bulging disc, radiculopathies, spondylosis, and more
PROFESSIONAL HOME CARE Easy to use in the privacy of your own home neck relaxer and neck tension relief; Chiropractor approved as a Neck Traction Home Care Machine
ADJUSTABLE Width and Incline for neck stretch, neck pain and support and spinal decompression
COMFORTABLE Padded cushion support for neck and head. Easy to use cable pull; Drug free gentle and immediate pain relief
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Portable Cervical Traction Device for At-Home Neck Pain Relief

Get clinic-style traction at home with the Brace Align Portable Cervical Traction Device. The direct cable system delivers smooth, repeatable force up to 50 pounds so you can dial in precise traction for pinched nerves, herniated or bulging discs, and everyday neck strain. A padded head and neck cradle keeps you comfortably aligned while you complete each session.

Key Features

Consistent traction force: Dial-controlled system applies up to 50 pounds for targeted decompression
Custom fit and comfort: Padded cradle and adjustable forehead strap help prevent slipping and pressure points
Guided positioning: Adjustable angle helps you find a comfortable starting incline for each session
Home-friendly design: Compact, lightweight build for easy setup and storage

Indications

Neck pain and cervicalgia
Herniated or bulging cervical discs
Cervical radiculopathy
Cervical spondylosis
Also a practical alternative to neck hammocks, slings, and inflatable collars when you want controlled, measurable traction at home.

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If you need fitting help, visit our Perfect Fit Guarantee page to schedule a free virtual fitting with our US brace specialists.

Brace Align Portable Cervical Neck Traction Device - PDAC Approved

PDAC Approval Information:

Product Name: Brace Align Portable Cervical Neck Traction Device
Document Control Number (DCN): 24340C23100013
Effective Date: 2025-02-14
📄 Download Official PDAC Approval Letter (PDF)

This assignment of HCPCS codes does not imply Medicare endorsement nor guarantee reimbursement or coverage.

HCPCS Code: E0849 Model Number: Cervical Traction Unit: E0000849

Traction equipment, cervical, free-standing stand/frame, pneumatic, applying traction force to other than mandible

HCPCS Code: A9900 Model Number: Head Strap: ACS372

Miscellaneous dme supply, accessory, and/or service component of another hcpcs code

HCPCS Code: A9900 Model Number: Replacement Gel Pads: ACS373

Miscellaneous dme supply, accessory, and/or service component of another hcpcs code

HCPCS Code: A9900 Model Number: Replacement Pump: ACS375

Miscellaneous dme supply, accessory, and/or service component of another hcpcs code

Frequently Asked Questions

What are degenerative disc conditions, and why do they cause neck pain? + –

Degenerative disc conditions happen when the cervical discs lose height or develop small tears over time, leading to inflammation and nerve compression. This breakdown in the spine’s cushioning layer causes persistent neck pain, stiffness, and potential radiating discomfort into the shoulders and arms.

Which braces work best for cervical disc prolapse? + –

A rigid or semi-rigid collar is often recommended to limit painful movement and reduce nerve pressure. Combined with traction therapy, it helps decompress discs and alleviate radiating arm pain.
Cervical Neck Traction Unit for Disc Prolapse

Can degenerative disc conditions be reversed? + –

Full reversal isn’t typically possible, but symptoms can be effectively managed. Physical therapy, pain management strategies, and supportive bracing slow progression, relieve pain, and improve daily function.

Do degenerative disc conditions always require surgery? + –

Not necessarily. Many cases respond well to conservative treatments—like a neck brace, targeted exercises, and anti-inflammatory medications. Surgery may be considered if pain is severe or nerve compression threatens long-term mobility.

How can I prevent degenerative disc pain from getting worse? + –

Maintain good posture, stay active with low-impact exercises, and use a cervical support when needed. Regular checkups help monitor changes, and early intervention—such as bracing—reduces the risk of serious complications.