Diagnostic Services

A high level of diagnostic services is offered at our clinic depending upon individual patient needs.

X-Rays

X-Rays are taken only if deemed clinically necessary.

Orthopedic Examination

The orthopedic examination includes specialized tests to rule out problems dealing with skeletal structures, joints, muscles, fascia, and other supporting structures, such as ligaments and cartilage.

Neurological Examination

This examination consists of a physical exam and a number of simple and painless tests. The purpose of these tests is to assess your neurological function, including muscle strength, how your autonomic nerves are functioning, and your ability to feel different sensations.

Bioterrain Testing

This is a collection of over 15 important tests specially selected to reveal the status of the nutritional and biological terrain. In this system the pH, intestinal health, free radical activity, the status of specific minerals and vitamins, and much more can be checked and prioritized for an effective course of action. It is a painless test. No blood is drawn. See more on our Nutrition page.

Acoustic Cardiograph

The ACG records the sounds of the heart as the blood moves through the various chambers, valves, and vessels. It makes a picture of the heart sounds and enables the doctor to "hear" by "seeing" heart function on the graph. This provides us with information showing:

Whether your heart function is optimal or less than optimal
If your body's chemistry is balanced
If your body's nutritional deficiencies are causing stress on your heart
What specific nutritional support your body is requiring.

Acoustic Cardiograph results

Because this is an extremely accurate tool, we can easily detect such dysfunctions and deficiencies, thereby helping us make appropriate recommendations and monitor a patient's progress throughout care. See more on our Nutrition page.

Surface EMG

Surface EMG on a patient and resulting graph The EMG produces a graph of the electrical activity of your muscles. Because spinal injuries, spinal pain syndromes, and vertebral subluxations often present with abnormal paraspinal muscle activity; the EMG scans may be useful in determining the nature, extent, and severity of abnormal muscle function. The EMG was designed to evaluate groups of back and neck muscles working together.