You Know It Hurts. But Do You Know Why?

Before you start another treatment plan, get a clearer picture of what's actually happening in your body—and why we recommend the plan we do.

Your symptoms are important. But they're only part of the picture.

Where you hurt doesn't always tell us why you hurt.

Two people can have similar symptoms but very different contributing factors.

That's why we don't want to base your plan on symptoms alone.

We want to understand the whole picture.

That's why we created CHEX.

CHEX is a comprehensive assessment designed to give you and your clinician a clearer picture of what's happening in your body.

Instead of relying primarily on symptoms, we look at multiple aspects of how your body is functioning, put those findings together, and explain what they mean.

The goal isn't more tests. It's better information.

We look at more than where it hurts.

Seven pieces. One clearer picture.

01

Structure

What is happening structurally?

02

Nerve Function

How is your nervous system function?

03

Mobility

How well are your joints and body moving?

04

Muscle and Tissues

What are we finding in the muscles and surrounding tissues?

05

Movement

How does your body move as a whole?

06

Control

How well can you control and stabilize movement?

07

Function

How do these findings relate to what you actually want to do?

We don't just collect information. We put it together.

Assess

We gather information about your body's structure, movement, and function.

02

Undertand

We look at how your findings fit together to build a more complete picture.

03

Explain

We walk you through what we found and explain what it may mean for you.

04

Plan

We use those findings to help guide our recommendations and determine the next step.

You shouldn't have to blindly trust your treatment plan. You should understand it.

THE QUESTION WE WANT YOU TO ASK

"What did you find?"

Not just, "What are you going to do to me?"

But, "What did you find, and why does it matter?"

Here's what we actually look at.

CHEx brings together information from multiple parts of your body—not just the area that hurts.

Orthopedic Examination

Structural & orthopedic findings

Neurological Exam

Neurological Function

Range of Motion

Mobility

Muscle Palpation

Muscle & Tissues

Functional Movement

Movement and Control

Posture and Gait

How you Move

EMG

Muscle Actvity

HRV

Autonomic Response

Xray

Structral Information

SoftWave Exam

If warranted and appropiate

Your plan should make sense.

After your assessment, we don't want to simply tell you what we recommend.

We want you to understand what we found, what it means, and how those findings influenced our recommendations.

Because confidence comes from understanding.

CHEx was developed at Elevated Health Center.

We've spent years working with people who don't just want another adjustment or another temporary solution.

They want to understand what's happening, know what their options are, and have a clear reason for the plan they're following.

CHEx was designed to make that process more comprehensive, objective, and understandable.

Want to understand what's really going on?

Take a few minutes to tell us what's going on and we'll help determine whether CHEX is appropriate for you.

Questions You Might Have

We want you to understand exactly what CHEX is—and what happens next.

What is CHEx?

CHEX is a comprehensive assessment designed to give you and your clinician a clearer picture of what's happening in your body. We bring together information from multiple areas—including structure, nerve function, mobility, movement, muscles and tissues, and function—to help inform your recommendations.

Is CHEx just an X-Ray?

No. X-rays are one part of CHEX when appropriate. CHEX combines information from multiple types of examination and assessment to create a more complete picture rather than relying on a single test or symptom.

Does CHEx mean I have to start treatment?

No. The purpose of CHEX is to help you understand what's happening and give you better information to make informed decisions about your next step. We'll explain what we find and discuss our recommendations with you.

Does everyone need every test?

No. CHEX is designed to be comprehensive, but not every assessment is appropriate for every person. Your clinician will determine which components are appropriate based on your history, goals, examination findings, and individual situation.

How long does CHEx take?

The length of your assessment can vary depending on which components are appropriate for you. When you schedule, we'll explain what to expect and how much time to allow.

What happens after the assessment?

We'll review what we found, explain what it means, answer your questions, and discuss the appropriate next step.

READY FOR A CLEARER PICTURE?

Don't Just Guess What's Going On.

Understand It.

Take a few minutes to tell us what's going on.

We'll review your information and help determine whether CHEX is appropriate for you.

No obligation. We'll simply help you determine whether CHEX is appropriate for you.