A New Hope for Chronic Pain Sufferers in Rockland County

Rockland County Disc Centers

Rockland County Disc Centers of America is a premier non-surgical spinal care facility dedicated to helping patients find long-lasting relief from chronic back, neck, and disc-related pain. Located in the heart of Rockland County, our center specializes in advanced spinal decompression therapy, targeting the root causes of conditions such as herniated discs, bulging discs, sciatica, degenerative disc disease, and spinal stenosis. As part of the nationally recognized Disc Centers of America network, we bring cutting-edge, research-backed treatment protocols to the local community—delivering results without the need for drugs, injections, or surgery. Our non-invasive, FDA-cleared technologies, including spinal decompression systems, help restore spinal function and reduce nerve compression, allowing patients to return to active, pain-free lives. What sets us apart is our personalized approach to care. Every patient receives a comprehensive consultation, thorough diagnostic assessment, and a customized care plan designed to address their unique spinal condition and lifestyle needs. Our experienced team of chiropractors and spinal care professionals is deeply committed to compassionate, patient-first service, ensuring that each individual receives the highest level of clinical attention in a supportive, professional environment. We pride ourselves on educating our patients about their conditions, empowering them with knowledge and resources to make informed decisions about their health. Our goal is to not only relieve pain but to help patients achieve long-term spinal health, improve mobility, and enhance overall quality of life. Whether you're suffering from years of chronic discomfort or experiencing acute pain due to injury, Rockland County Disc Centers of America offers hope, healing, and a path forward—without surgery. Discover the difference expert spinal care can make.

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A Pomona man who was convicted of drunken driving in July is again accused of drunken driving after he was seen driving erratically on Route 59 early Sunday, according to Clarkstown police. Police said a town officer stopped Eric Rodriguez, 26, of Pomona as he was driving westbound in West Nyack at about 12:10 a.m. Sunday. Rodriguez was administered a field sobriety test and was then taken to police headquarters in New City, where police said Rodriguez failed a chemical breath test for alcohol. Rodriguez was charged with felony driving while intoxicated after Clarkstown police discovered he had been convicted of DWI in July. In New York, a second DWI offense within 10 years is a felony, with stiffer penalties than a first offense. Rodriguez was arraigned before Judge Rolf M. Thorsen in Town Court in New City and ordered held in the Rockland County Correctional Center in New City on $5,000 bail. Rodriguez is scheduled to appear in Town Court for a hearing on Wednesday.

A Pomona man who was convicted of drunken driving in July is again accused of drunken driving after he was seen driving erratically on Route 59 early Sunday, according to Clarkstown police.

Police said a town officer stopped Eric Rodriguez, 26, of Pomona as he was driving westbound in West Nyack at about 12:10 a.m. Sunday. Rodriguez was administered a field sobriety test and was then taken to police headquarters in New City, where police said Rodriguez failed a chemical breath test for alcohol. Rodriguez was charged with felony driving while intoxicated after Clarkstown police discovered he had been convicted of DWI in July. In New York, a second DWI offense within 10 years is a felony, with stiffer penalties than a first offense.

Rodriguez was arraigned before Judge Rolf M. Thorsen in Town Court in New City and ordered held in the Rockland County Correctional Center in New City on $5,000 bail. Rodriguez is scheduled to appear in Town Court for a hearing on Wednesday.

Pomona man stopped for driving erratically on Route 59 was convicted of DWI in July.