Neck + shoulders
Stiffness, limited rotation, desk posture, and the shoulder you apparently store all your responsibilities in.
Patient file
01 / Movement
I CAN TELL
BY THE CRUNCH™
Chiropractic + Mobility Clinic
That was supposed to happen.
A / 14°
B / 92°
ROM
Primary complaint
“It only hurts when I do this.”
Clinical response
Then maybe stop doing that for twelve seconds.
Status
Assess first. Adjust second.
02 / Where is it?
Point to the part
Point to the part
currently filing a complaint.
Pain does not always start where you feel it. We assess movement, load, mobility, and the suspicious way you keep saying “it’s probably nothing.”
Mid + low back
Movement restrictions, recurring tightness, lifting irritation, and whatever happened when you “slept weird.”
Hips + pelvis
Mobility limitations, sitting-related stiffness, uneven movement, and questionable squat mechanics.
Movement + recovery
Return-to-activity planning, mobility work, movement confidence, and getting you back to doing your thing.
Hands-on care
Apply where useful.
03 / Treatment plan
Less mystery.
Less mystery.
More movement.
No conveyor belt. No identical plan for every person with a spine.
Care may include hands-on treatment, mobility work, movement coaching, soft-tissue techniques, and practical home recommendations based on what your assessment actually shows.
Clinician note
The goal is not to collect adjustments like reward points. The goal is to help you move better.
04 / Sequence
We do this in an order.
Revolutionary, apparently.
01
Assessment
Show us what is happening.
We talk through the problem, review relevant history, and assess how the area moves before deciding what may help.
Observe
Before touching buttons.
02
Treatment
Use the useful stuff.
Hands-on care and mobility techniques are chosen around your findings, comfort, goals, and tolerance.
Apply
With a reason.
03
Movement
Make the change usable.
We build simple movement and recovery recommendations around what you actually need outside the treatment room.
Retest
Did it help?
05 / Range of motion
Move it.
Again.Mobility gives us information. We may compare sides, look at comfortable range, assess control, and retest after treatment instead of relying exclusively on whether something made an impressive sound.
Rotation
Compare
Control
Observe
Retest
Confirm
68°
74°
06 / Common reasons people walk in
The chart says
The chart says
“something is annoying.”
N-01
Neck stiffness
Especially when turning, working, driving, or attempting to look behind you like a normal mammal.
Assess
B-02
Back discomfort
Recurring tightness, lifting irritation, sitting-related aggravation, or movement that just feels off.
Assess
S-03
Shoulder restriction
Limited reach, uncomfortable overhead movement, or one side clearly negotiating different terms.
Assess
H-04
Hip mobility
Stiffness with walking, training, squatting, sitting, or whatever exercise somebody on the internet convinced you to try.
Assess
R-05
Activity recovery
Returning to training, work, hobbies, or regular movement after an irritating setback.
PlanThis demo content is general information only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or a promise of treatment outcome.
07 / Your clinician
A human being.
A human being.
With credentials.
This section is ready for the real clinic's practitioner biography, education, credentials, treatment philosophy, specialties, and the reassuring evidence that the person working on your back did not learn everything from a twelve-minute video.
- Provider
- Dr. Example Name
- Focus
- Movement + mobility
- Location
- Example City, ST
08 / Patient notes
Reported improvements.
Not written by our moms.
“I came in because turning my head while driving had become a full-body event. The assessment made sense, the plan was clear, and I finally felt like somebody was paying attention to how I moved.”
“Nobody tried to sell me a mysterious lifetime package. We worked on what was bothering me, retested it, and I left knowing what to do between visits.”
Testimonials shown in this demo are fictional placeholders and must be replaced or removed before publishing a real clinic website.
09 / Before you ask
Frequently asked.
Frequently asked.
Occasionally whispered.
01 Do I have to get adjusted?
No. A real clinic can explain available treatment options, discuss your preferences, and decide what is appropriate after assessment.
02 Will it make that cracking sound?
Sometimes joints make noise during movement or treatment, sometimes they do not. The sound itself is not the entire point of care, despite what the internet has been led to believe.
03 What happens during the first visit?
A clinic may review your history, discuss your concerns, perform an appropriate assessment, explain findings, and talk through possible next steps.
04 What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing that allows you to move is usually a good idea. Your real clinic can provide specific instructions.
05 How many visits will I need?
That depends on the person, the problem, goals, findings, response to care, and the clinic's professional recommendations. Replace this demo answer with the real practice's policy.
06 Do you take insurance?
Replace this placeholder with the real clinic's insurance, self-pay, payment, and billing information.
10 / New patient
Tell us what
Tell us what
currently hates you.
Demo appointment request. Nothing submitted here actually goes anywhere.
Final reading
Movement: worth checking.