Help & Support

Clinical Support

Introducing CBP® on Call™ for practitioners who have questions. Perhaps a clinical concern. Maybe a case management inquiry. Or a specific concern about proper CBP® technique.

CBP On Call

Whatever the question, we’ve established a way to get an answer. Dr. Jason Haas, a certified CBP® Instructor with 25 years of experience as a CBP® Chiropractor, is now available for consultation by phone or e-mail.

Get Started

Prepare your questions as concisely and specifically as possible.
Call (970) 381-2592 or email [email protected]
Dr. Haas is available live on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (EST)

Note: If time permits, Dr. Haas can answer questions at other times during the week.

Cost

The cost is modest; just $30.00 for the first ten minutes; $3.00 for each additional minute. And you can pay conveniently with any major charge card.

About Dr. Haas

Dr. Jason Haas, DC, is a Greeley, CO native and co-owner of Windsor Spine Center has over 25 years experience in the research and treatment of spinal disorders. He is a graduate of Life Chiropractic West.

In addition to their extensive undergraduate and doctoral education, Dr. Jason Haas received specialized training in CBP through an intensive series of post graduate seminars. Dr. Jason Haas also possesses an extensive knowledge of nutrition and teaches on the topic weekly. Dr. Jason Haas is a CBP® Non-Profit clinical researcher and a CBP® Non-Profit Board Member. He was awarded CBP® Chiropractor and Chiropractic Researcher of the Year.

Dr. Jason Haas has coauthored three textbooks publications on spinal rehabilitation and spinal biomechanics (CBP Structural Rehabilitation of the Cervical Spine, Spinal Biomechanics for Clinicians, Vol. 1, and CBP Structural Rehabilitation of the Lumbar Spine. ), and has had 16 index-medicus articles published in prestigious journals such as Spine™ the Journal of Rehabilitation Research, Development and European Spine Journal and others.

If you have questions, call for consultation. Like they say – the only silly question is the one that’s never asked.