Am I a Candidate? Eight Questions That Tell You Where to Start.
Most people calling our practice spend the first ten minutes of the conversation describing their pain history before they get to the question they actually came to ask. This check answers that question first — so when you call, we can get straight to what matters: what your situation actually needs.
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What Your Score Will Tell You
Every completer gets a result calibrated to their situation. There is no "wrong answer" and no result that ends with us telling you we cannot help. Here is what each score range means.
Strong Candidate for Rehabilitation
Your situation shows the structural pattern that MedX strengthening was specifically designed to address. The next step is a twenty minute conversation, $75, and nothing is measured in it. If it makes sense, the baseline strength assessment follows at the next visit, with objective measurement of where your spine actually is and a clear picture of what a program for your situation would look like.
Likely Candidate, Worth a Conversation
Mixed signals. Some elements of your situation suggest MedX strengthening would help — others suggest a different starting point. The honest next step is a five-minute phone call to talk through what you are dealing with before you schedule anything. We will tell you which direction makes sense.
Strong Candidate for Prevention
Good news. Your spine does not yet show the chronic pattern that requires full rehabilitation. But you came here for a reason. The next step is the same twenty minute conversation, $75, that measures nothing. If it makes sense, a baseline strength test at the next visit establishes your spinal strength numbers BEFORE problems develop, paired with manual therapy for general health. Clients who do this in their 40s, 50s, and 60s often avoid the patterns that send people in later.
There is no scoring trick — answer honestly. The most useful result is the one that matches your actual situation.