Let’s talk about the future of chiropractic. Spoiler alert: it’s all about the nervous system. You know it’s the command center of the body, but how do you prove that to patients? They can’t see their nervous system, and they can’t feel stress creeping in until it’s already caused a problem.

This is where HRV scans and the CORESCORE™ change everything. These aren’t just fancy tools—they’re how you make the invisible visible. They let you show patients exactly what’s happening inside their bodies, shifting the focus from pain relief to long-term performance.

So, let’s break it down. What are HRV scans, what is the CORESCORE™, and how can these tools help you deliver next-level care?

What is an HRV Scan in Chiropractic?

An HRV scan (Heart Rate Variability) measures how well the autonomic nervous system (ANS) is adapting to stress and recovery. The ANS controls everything you don’t think about—your heart rate, digestion, immune system, and more.

Here’s how it works. Using CLA’s neuroPULSE, chiropractors track subtle variations in the time between heartbeats. These fluctuations tell you how resilient the nervous system is.

Think of it like checking the nervous system’s fitness level. An HRV scan provides a real-time snapshot of how well the body is performing at its core, even if symptoms haven’t shown up yet.

Why HRV Scans Matter for Nervous System Health

The nervous system runs the whole show. When it’s under stress—whether from physical, emotional, or environmental factors—it can’t do its job effectively. But here’s the problem: most patients don’t even realize it’s happening.

This is where an HRV scan makes the difference. It gives you objective data to show patients what’s going on beneath the surface.

Here’s what it helps you do:

It’s about helping patients understand that their nervous system isn’t just “there”—it’s the foundation of their health.

What is the CORESCORE™ and How Does It Work?

The CORESCORE™ is like a report card for the nervous system. It combines data from three advanced scanning technologies in CLA’s INSiGHT neuroTECH suite:

These scans work together to generate a single score, ranging from 0 to 100. A higher score means the nervous system is efficient, resilient, and handling stress well. A lower score signals that something needs attention.

This isn’t just for you—it’s for your patients. The CORESCORE™ takes complex data and simplifies it into a number they can understand. When they see that number climb closer to 100, it’s a lightbulb moment.

Why the CORESCORE™ Keeps Patients Engaged

Let’s be real. One of the biggest challenges in chiropractic is keeping patients engaged! They feel better after a few adjustments, and suddenly, they think they’re done. The CORESCORE™ solves that problem by showing them why it’s not just about feeling better—it’s about functioning better.

Here’s why it works:

When patients understand the bigger picture, they stick around. And when they stick around, they bring their families and friends with them.

How Often Should Chiropractic Adjustments Be Scheduled?

The answer depends on the patient and where they are in their journey.

Here’s the kicker. Regular updates to the CORESCORE™, paired with follow-up HRV scans, help you fine-tune care frequency. It’s not about guessing—it’s about data-driven decisions.

FAQs About HRV Scans and the CORESCORE™

What’s the difference between an HRV scan and the CORESCORE™?
An HRV scan focuses on heart rate variability, measuring how well the nervous system handles stress and recovery. The CORESCORE™ combines HRV data with neuro muscular and thermal insights from the neuroCORE and neuroTHERMAL to create a comprehensive report of nervous system health.

How often should the CORESCORE™ be updated?
Progress checks every 4–6 weeks are a great way to track improvements and keep patients engaged.

Are HRV scans and the CORESCORE™ safe?
Absolutely. These scanning instruments  are non-invasive and provide valuable insights into the nervous system without any discomfort for the patient.

Can patients improve their CORESCORE™?
Yes. Regular chiropractic care, combined with healthy habits like better sleep, stress management, and proper nutrition, can significantly improve nervous system adaptability and boost the CORESCORE™.

Take Your Practice to the Next Level

Here’s the bottom line: HRV scans and the CORESCORE™ are game-changers. They’re how you can prove the value of chiropractic care!

With CLA’s neuroPULSE, neuroCORE, and neuroTHERMAL, you can help your patients see measurable progress. You’re turning invisible stress into visible results, building trust, and creating lifelong advocates for your care.

This is where chiropractic becomes more than adjustments. This is where you change lives.

Book a call with an INSiGHT Advisor today to learn how you can bring this transformative technology into your chiropractic clinic so you can lead your patients on a journey toward optimal health and wellness.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. David Fletcher is actively involved in all aspects of innovation teaching and research connected to the INSiGHT™ scanning technologies. He is widely recognized for his ability to share his expertise in compelling and easy to understand ways.

Dr David is a renowned chiropractor who practiced for many years with his associates in a scan-centric thriving principled family-based practice in Toronto. He is a sought-after teacher mentor and keynote speaker who takes every opportunity to share the wisdom and the power of chiropractic as it is meant to be.

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Dr. David Fletcher
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