02 / the assessment

The Baseline Score

A forty-minute intake that ends with a number, a diagnosis, and a plan. We re-run it at visit six and put the two side by side.

baseline score.outputsample only

82/ 100

composite

Five tested movement patterns, each scored out of twenty, totalled into one number we can re-run.

re-tested at visit 06. progress is measured, not assumed.

The numbers above are an illustrative example, not any patient's result. Yours are yours.

in the room

Forty minutes, in order

step_01 / screen

Squat, hinge, gait, overhead reach. Twelve tested positions, each scored, so we see how the whole system moves before we touch the painful spot.

step_02 / exam

Joint-by-joint orthopedic testing plus palpation. We separate the site of pain from the source of pain, because they are rarely the same thing.

step_03 / history

Training volume, sport demands, and prior injuries, cross-referenced against what the screen just showed.

step_04 / score

Each of the five tested patterns is scored out of 20 and totalled into one composite out of 100.

step_05 / roadmap

You leave with the composite, a written diagnosis in plain language, and an exact visit plan with the total cost in front of you.

what you leave with

A composite out of 100 that we can re-run, so the next conversation about progress is about a measurement rather than about how you feel today.

What is actually driving the pain, written down, without the anatomy lecture and without the word subluxation.

How many visits, over how long, and what the whole thing costs. In writing, before you book the second appointment.

One or two loading exercises that start the work. Nobody leaves the first visit with nothing but a follow-up booking.

the price

$120

New patient assessment, all in. No mandatory imaging, no prepay contract, no surprise add-ons.

Tell us what hurts and when you can come in. Five fields, no intake packet, no card up front.