Brief Paperwork
When you come for your first visit, we have some brief paperwork for you
to fill out. Click here
to download and print our office paperwork. The paperwork provides us
with general information about yourself and your condition.
Consultation
Once the paperwork has been completed, Dr. Grant will consult with you
to discuss your health-related problems and concerns. Any previous
medical records including x-rays, MRI’s, lab tests, etc. will be
reviewed.
History & Examination
In order to determine the nature of your problem, Dr. Grant will ask you
various questions related to your condition. Next, he will perform a
number of specialized tests to determine which tissues are affected and
to what extent.
Thermoscribe Heat Differential Reading
The Thermoscribe Scanner is a heat differential based instrument,
registering severity and indicating presence of the spinal nerve
pressure (subluxation). This is a very accurate, completely objective
pattern based instrumentation method.
X-Ray Studies
Your specific condition may require us to take x-rays to either rule out
more serious conditions or assist us in developing the most effective
treatment plan for you.

Treatment
Your first treatment will be scheduled within 1-2 days of your initial
evaluation. Dr. Grant will need time to study your examination and x-ray
findings, and then develop a treatment plan especially for you.
Second Visit
When you come back on your second visit Dr. Grant will go over your
x-ray findings with you and give you your “Test Adjustment”. This may
also include physical therapies, and/or soft tissue therapies.
Third Visit
On your third visit Dr. Grant will give you a type written report
relating your findings from your initial evaluation. At this time you
will be given a care plan and discuss any financial questions with the
front desk.
Home Instructions
Prior to leaving, patients will be given instructions on certain
activities or procedures to be conducted at home. This may include
instructions for ice or heat application, avoidance of certain
activities or positions, as well as home exercises and/or stretches.
Medical, Specialist Referrals
There are times when other physicians are needed.
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