Chronic spine pain doesn’t need to end in surgery. AHA’s SpineCare programme provides structured, non-surgical rehab – making use of exercise-based treatment – that tackles pain, improves mobility, and delivers sustainable outcomes.
Our flagship clinics provide advanced spinal rehabilitation with the highest standards of care.
Centres: Durban, Umhlanga, Pietermaritzburg
What makes DBC unique?
Proven by Research
Our treatment protocols are built on international best-practice and validated clinical research — effective in managing spine and joint conditions long-term.
Measured Results
Progress is tracked using both patient-based outcome measures, and performance-based outcome measures (e.g. pain rating, range of motion, function etc.).
Whole-Person Care
We address not just the physical pain, but also the psychological and lifestyle factors that influence recovery.
Personalised & Progressive
Every programme is tailored to your condition and goals, with safe progressions to restore strength, mobility, and independence.
Globally Trusted Protocols
DBC is used in 25+ countries, supported by evidence in The Lancet, Cochrane Reviews, and global rehab guidelines.
Accessible Care
Funded by the Risk Benefit on most major medical aids — giving you high-quality rehab without draining day-to-day savings.
Why an inter-disciplinary team matters:
“When low-back pain becomes chronic and disability more ingrained, an intensive interdisciplinary treatment approach is required because these patients have complex needs and requirements, and because of the deleterious effects of physical deconditioning … thus, this stage of treatment is much more complex and demanding of healthcare professionals working independently. Consequently the strengths of multiple providers and co-ordinated systems to address the complex issues confronting patients disabled by chronic low-back pain are greatly needed.” – Gatchell and Bruga
For patients outside metro hubs, we bring expert rehab closer to home. Satellite clinics follow
the same structured DBC protocols, overseen by our network.