At Bare Chiropractic, we’re at the cutting edge of blending advanced technology with traditional chiropractic care to elevate the health and wellness of our practice members. Our mission goes beyond merely treating symptoms, and we aim to enhance overall well-being through a deep understanding of your nervous system function. While chiropractic care is traditionally very natural and hands-on, we also use a number of innovative technologies to help guide our care and ensure the best outcomes for your health.
Common Technology for Chiropractors
Understanding the root cause of discomfort or misalignment is crucial in chiropractic care. At Bare Chiropractic, we utilize state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to achieve precise assessments. We are committed to having a clear picture of your spine before we ever adjust you because we never want to guess with your health, and our imaging technology helps us achieve this.
Our clinic is equipped with advanced X-ray technology that offers clear, detailed images of the spine and joints. This technology not only helps in accurately diagnosing various conditions but also minimizes radiation exposure, ensuring patient safety. To complement our X-ray capabilities, we also use 3D spinal scanning technology. This tool provides a comprehensive view of the spine’s alignment, identifying issues that traditional methods might overlook.
The Revolutionary INSiGHT neuroTECH System
The centerpiece of our diagnostic methods, the INSiGHT neuroTECH, represents a huge leap forward in chiropractic assessment and treatment. By integrating three sophisticated scanning technologies—HRV (Heart Rate Variability), Rolling Thermal, and sEMG (Surface Electromyography)—Dr. Thomas Keogh is able to create a comprehensive neural profile for each person. This allows us to tailor our approach to each individual’s needs, ensuring more effective and targeted care.
Heart Rate Variability (HRV)
HRV scanning is a window into the autonomic nervous system, offering insights into the body’s stress responses and resilience. This measurement aids in crafting personalized treatment plans aimed at enhancing autonomic regulation, a cornerstone of overall health.
Rolling Thermal Imaging
This innovative technology maps the spine’s thermal patterns, pinpointing areas of inflammation and potential nerve interference. It’s an invaluable tool for identifying underlying issues that might not be apparent through traditional examinations, guiding us in delivering precise chiropractic adjustments.
Surface Electromyography (sEMG)
sEMG technology evaluates the electrical activity of muscles, identifying areas of tension or weakness. This information is crucial for addressing muscular imbalances and ensuring a balanced approach to musculoskeletal health.
A Focus on Nervous System Health
Utilizing the INSiGHT neuroTECH system enables our chiropractors to transcend traditional symptom relief and concentrate on enhancing the nervous system’s overall functionality. This holistic perspective is appreciated by both our team and our patients, offering a clear, objective assessment of health and progress toward wellness goals.
Experience Comprehensive Wellness with Bare Chiropractic
Choosing Bare Chiropractic means stepping into a world where advanced technology meets personalized care. We invite you to experience the difference our cutting-edge chiropractic technology can make, including the transformative potential of the INSiGHT neuroTECH system. Join us on a path to improved health and vitality, supported by the latest innovations in chiropractic care.
Our dedicated team of Billings chiropractors is eager to support your wellness journey with the finest tools and techniques to ensure you achieve and maintain optimal health. Contact us today to get started!
Sources
“INSiGHT neurotech.” INSiGHT CLA. https://insightcla.com/neurotech-scanning-technologies/
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