Roxbury clinic
Spinal Health Screening
How Healthy Is Your Spine?
A quick self-screening that checks your posture, balance, and spinal alignment — right from your phone. No equipment. No appointment.
Lawrence Clayman is a Doctor of Chiropractic with 28 years of clinical experience serving , and surrounding communities. Specializing in Thompson Drop, Activator, Arthrostim with a focus on Sciatica, Low Back Pain, Neck Pain. This approach is rooted in neurological function — identifying and removing interference so the body can heal from within.
In practice since: 1998
Content reviewed & updated October 2026.
No downloads, no equipment, no waiting rooms. Just open your phone camera and follow the prompts.
Stand in front of your camera for three quick photos. Our system maps key landmarks on your body to analyze alignment, head position, and shoulder balance.
Hold your phone and stand still for 15 seconds. The accelerometer in your device measures how your nervous system handles stability and balance control.
Get a personalized spinal health score with a visual breakdown of your posture, balance, and areas that may benefit from professional evaluation.
Two photos, and we measure where a few landmarks sit: head over shoulders, shoulder height, hip height, trunk lean.
Your phone's motion sensor records how much you move while you stand still, and how long you can hold each position. It is a recording, not a score, and it is not a test of whether you will fall.
An optional forward-bend photo compares one side of the back against the other. It is the surface screen a scoliosis assessment starts from.
Most spinal issues develop gradually. By the time you notice pain, the underlying problem may have been building for years.
Forward head posture adds up to 60 pounds of extra load on your spine. Most people have no idea they carry it until they see it measured.
Neurological balance control weakens with age, inactivity, and spinal dysfunction. A quick test can reveal changes long before a fall happens.
Scoliosis caught early in adolescents can be monitored and managed. Posture patterns identified now can be corrected before they become chronic.
No appointment. No co-pay. No waiting. Just a phone, a few seconds of standing, and a clear picture of where you stand — literally.
The full screening takes approximately 2 minutes on your phone. No equipment, no appointment, and no staff assistance required.
The InnateScan community screening is provided free of charge. If you proceed to a chiropractic evaluation at Roxbury clinic, insurance coverage depends on your individual plan.
You receive an immediate scored report on your device. If your results suggest neurological stress, you will be prompted to schedule a consultation with Lawrence Clayman at Roxbury clinic.
InnateScan is a neurological function screening tool. It measures posture deviation and balance performance — functional indicators of nervous system stress. X-rays and MRI are structural imaging tools ordered by your doctor when clinically indicated.