An Introduction to Computer Aided Spinal Analysis and Chiroporactic Adjustment
by Robert W. Baritz, D.C.
 The ProAdjuster is an advanced computer designed to assist the doctor of Chiropractic in locating and correcting spinal problems. The ProAdjuster utilizes 21st century technology to quickly and accurately pinpoint problem areas and provide precision, painless chiropractic adjustments.
Benefits of Computer Aided Spinal Analysis and Chiropractic Adjustments
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It is very safe |
Treatments are gentle
and don't hurt |
It is very effective |
- No twisting of the spine
- No popping of the joints
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- Uses low force
- Application is very specific
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- Backed up by the latest research
- May reduce the number of visits needed to get well
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 Conditions Helped
- Neck and back pain
- Disc problems
- Bursitis
- Shoulder and arm pain
- Numbness
- Leg pain
- Sciatica
- Headaches
Chiropractic Analysis and Adjustments
All chiropractic adjustments have two parts:
1. Spinal analysis to determine the problem area.
2. An attempt at correction.
There are many different ways of doing a chiropractic adjustment and if you go to ten different chiropractors they will probably do it ten different ways. Some chiropractors use their hands, some use various types of instruments. But no matter how they do it there are always two parts, analysis and correction. If someone tries to correct or "pop" your spine without analysis first, that is not chiropractic.
 Computer Aided Spinal Analysis
We can also use the computer to help with the correction. When the spine is tested, the instrument gathers information about how best to make a correction. Using the instrument a quick, painless adjustment can then be given. Computer aided adjustments are low force and don't require the spine to be twisted or popped, for this reason they are exceptionally safe and are approved for senior citizens, disc problems and children.
Computer Aided Spinal Analysis and Adjustment takes only a few minutes and can leave you feeling refreshed and much looser.
A new patient should plan to spend about one hour for the initial visit. The initial visit consists of an interview with Dr. Baritz to discuss your problem, three types of spinal analysis including Computer Aided Spinal Analysis, a physical exam and x-rays as needed.
Documented Results
* You will be given a print-out of the test showing problem areas.
Cost
* Reasonable fees, budget plans.
* Insurance accepted, Medicare and MassHealth
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