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When Dr. Fletcher took the reins of the Chiropractic Leadership Alliance, he brought a new energy and excitement, plus the COREscore, a new way to explain the significance of your technologies to patients. Use the COREscore report folder to present your findings

This new version is specifically designed for practices employing Heart Rate Variability and computing the patients COREscore. It's a "magazette" report folder specifically designed for CLA doctors who are using the latest technology.

Package Your Scans and COREscore Report

Clinically neutral for complete report flexibility
Introduces technologies used to assess subluxation
Presents examples of the three types of stress
Definitions of 10 most important chiropractic terms
Over a dozens ways to help speed the healing process

This folder, along with the printouts supplied by CLA and the Heart Rate Variability Insert equips you to make a persuasive case for chiropractic.

Dr. David Fletcher CLA

Easy-to-Use Patient Report Folder

Highlight the key points of your report on the inside front cover. Point out the common stressors that can produce vertebral subluxation. Place the reports generated by the technologies you use behind the center flap. Use the pair of center-flap die-cuts to insert patient-relevant brochures along with your business card to stimulate referrals. On the back cover, encourage active patient involvement by circling the most significant home care procedures to speed the healing process.

Personalize Your Report Presentations

Clinically neutral, personalize your reports using the computer-generated printouts supplied by CLA along with key report inserts to support your technologies. It's a contradiction-free way to communicate the objective findings of your technologies. Impress patients and reassure spouses.

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Complete Text of the CLA Core Score Patient Report Folder

409 Words
8.9 Grade reading level

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YOUR CHIROPRACTIC REPORT OF FINDINGS

RESULTS
ACCURATE

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We Experience Life Through Our Nervous System.

Your nervous system controls and regulates every cell, tissue, organ and system of your body. It's so important, key parts are protected by bone. The skull protects your brain. But your spinal cord, connecting your brain to your body, is covered by 24 moving bones.

Vertebral Subluxation

Physical, emotional and chemical stresses can overload the entire nervous systems, tightening muscles and shifting the alignment of spinal bones. This upsets nearby nerves, which can affect the organs and glands under their control. These nervous system disturbances are called vertebral subluxations.

Thorough Examination

Our examination revealed the presence vertebral subluxation. We use a variety of objective technologies to identify the location and significance of these nerve interferences:

Surface Electromyography
Thermal Scan
Heart Rate Variability
Range of Motion
Algometry
Orthopedic
Neurological
Radiographic

Chiropractic Care

Your care plan will consist of a series of specific chiropractic adjustments. These add precise amounts of energy to your spine and nervous system at just the right times and places. Adjustments help restore the structure of your spine and the function of your nervous system. As nerve interferences resolve, your body's ability to self-heal revives and symptoms should subside.

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Commonly Used Terms:

Like all disciplines, chiropractic has its own language that helps differentiate it from the medical treatment. Here are some of the terms you might encounter when you're in our practice and what they mean:

Adjustment
The use of a precise pressure or force in specific location, direction and time to the spine or other articulations of the body to help restore function.

Ease
Effortless adaptability; poise.

Health
A state of optimal physical, mental, and social well being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity.

Innate
Inborn wisdom; natural.

Margin
The capacity to adapt to one's environment.

Stress
A physical, chemical or emotional burden on the body.

Subluxation
A pattern of misalignment or malfunction of a joint that is less than a dislocation producing nerve interference.

Symptom
A warning; a way the body announces that a limit has been reached.

Tone
The degree of tension on the nervous system.

Wellness
an active process of becoming your fullest, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

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Common Causes of Vertebral Subluxation

Physical Stress

Gravity
Being born
Improper lifting
Learning to walk
Falling down stairs
Raking and sweeping
Car accidents
Sitting on your wallet
Airplane seats
Painting the ceiling
High heel shoes
Back surgery
Bad pillow

Emotional Stress

Anger
Bad news
Watching the news
Selling the house
Stress
Feeling rushed
Frustration
The holidays
Paying the bills
Being late
Getting a speeding ticket
Going to the dentist
Arguing with your spouse
Public speaking

Chemical Stress

Drugs
Pollution
Junk food
Muscle relaxers
Cigarette smoke
Paint fumes
Mercury
Anesthesia
Sleeping pills
Preservatives
Deodorant
Allergic reactions
Too much coffee
Alcohol
Fabric softener
Gluten

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Here are some things you can do to enhance your recovery: