New Patient Exam

Dr. Devin or Dr. Jeremy sits down with you before anything else happens. No clipboard in the hallway. No rushed intake. You tell us what's going on. The full story. And we listen. Most families have been to multiple providers before they find us. We want to know all of it.

We ask about birth history, developmental milestones, sleep, digestion, behavior, and stress patterns. For adults, we ask about the history of symptoms, what makes them better or worse, and what you've already tried. This conversation shapes everything that follows.

This is the part most families have never seen before. The INSiGHT scan measures how your nervous system is actually functioning, not just where you hurt. It uses three non-invasive sensors to assess heart rate variability, muscle tension patterns, and thermal asymmetry along the spine.

No needles, no radiation, no discomfort. The scan takes about 15 minutes and gives us an objective picture of where your nervous system is under stress. For kids, it's completely safe from day one of life. We use the results to show you exactly what we found and why it matters.

We don't hand you a care plan at the end of the first visit and expect you to decide on the spot. Your Report of Findings is a separate appointment where Dr. Devin walks you through the scan results, explains what they mean in plain language, and gives you a specific recommendation.

You'll see your scan results on a screen. We explain what the patterns mean, which areas of the nervous system are under the most stress, and what a realistic care plan looks like. You'll leave with a clear picture of what we found and what we think will help.

If you decide to move forward, your first adjustment happens at the Report of Findings appointment or shortly after. For adults, it's a specific, targeted adjustment based on what the scan showed. For infants and children, the pressure used is about the same as checking a tomato for ripeness.

We don't crack every joint in the room. We work on the specific areas the scan identified. Most people feel a noticeable difference within the first few visits. Some feel it the same day.