Everybody is Crooked Man: It’s challenging to remember this fact with each and every patient in this medical model world. Patients come in wanting just pain relief, insurance pays for pain care, the system has never educated people of the destruction biomechanical faults will have in their lifet...

Maggs Law of Tissue Tolerance: This law is present with every patient coming into your office. Rather than discussing “pain”, discussing their life at a higher and more important level will create more lifetime patients. Even with the 12 year old who has never been hurt. Over time, aging, gravit...

The Structural Fingerprint® Exam: This is the only biomechanical exam available in the country today and will detect many biomechanical faults that will play a part in any person’s future. Uncovering this information allows a patient to more clearly understand why they hurt, what needs to be “fi...

Biomechanical X-Rays: Very few professionals understand the biomechanics of x-rays, which means they also cannot read the biomechanics of x-rays, which is highly unfortunate because all standing x-rays have biomechanical information that is informative. Every patient’s work-up should include sta...

The digital laser foot scan should be part of every patient’s examination. The information provided gives details that will both guide the treatment plan as well as understand the uniqueness of the patient’s biomechanics. This test is not done to sell orthotics. It’s done to learn information and...

The Maggs Leg Length Test™ is the most important test ever created in the history of musculoskeletal. The same can be said for sports medicine. Proper biomechanics and symmetry of the feet is critical in combination with leveling of the femoral heads for overall musculoskeletal balance and alignm...

The report of findings is merely the detailed explanation of the test findings and how they relate to the patient’s current symptoms. The ROF should also provide the patient with predictable information of what’s to come if they do nothing or if they follow the prescribed plan.

3 Phases of Musculoskeletal Injury: There are 3 distinct phases of injury to the musculoskeletal system. It is critically important each phase is fully understood as to the cause and effect and appropriate treatment. This knowledge truly separates most docs today.