New Patients

As you enter the office, you’ll be greeted by a T3 Staff member, who will give you a tour of our office then escort you to a private room to complete our scanning evaluation process.

Our scanning evaluation is non-invasive and painless, and so dependable that it’s been certified by the Space Foundation to provide a reliable, scientifically valid and multidimensional representation of well-being. There are five aspects to this specific testing:

• Neural Therm™ Scanner: assesses the function of the autonomic nervous system
• Pulse Wave Profiler: collects heart rate variability data
• sEMG Static/Dynamic: measures spinal muscle activity and energy expenditure

The results of the scan will indicate whether or not additional orthopedic testing is required, or if X-rays will be necessary at an off-site facility.

Once this process is completed one of our four Webster Certified Chiropractors will complete the rest of the physical exam and explain the scans that were just performed. An adjustment will not be completed until the second visit, to give all four doctors time to review and customize a care plan specifically for you.

During this visit, your doctor will provide you with a comprehensive report of findings, which is a detailed explanation of your exam findings, including your numerical COREscore™. This scoring feature is a number assigned to you to determine your overall state of function and wellness, and will be calculated on a scale of zero to 100. The higher the number, the better!

A customized plan of action will also be discussed at this time, cost, payment options and treatment length, and a full review of how your current symptoms relate to your exam findings. We think you’ll find that we’re very thorough when it comes to your health.

We usually hold workshops for parents and extended family every four to six weeks on the remarkable ongoing research linking poor nervous system function and other common causative factors to the high incidence of autism, ADHD, ADD, sensory processing disorders and other issues.

This linking creates what is called a “perfect storm” and ends up creating unwanted health outcomes for our kids.

We think you’ll find this information not only fascinating, but useful in the ways that it can help you to protect not only today’s children, but future generations as well.