Headaches, neck pain, dizziness, brain fog, that lingering sense of not feeling like yourself. When these get treated one at a time, the thread connecting them is easy to miss. Often they share a single starting point: the top of your neck, where the head meets the spine. Answer a few questions and see how your symptoms may connect.
A few quick questions About 90 seconds No email required
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Your Pattern
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How your symptoms may connect
What an upper cervical evaluation looks at
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The atlas (C1) and axis (C2). A precise, hands-on check of the top two vertebrae, where the head balances on the spine.
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Posture and leg length. A lying evaluation that reveals whether a misalignment is pulling your body out of balance.
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The full picture, if warranted. If the screening points to misalignment, objective imaging and a complete assessment give the doctors the detail to map your specific pattern.
What happens at your complimentary screening
15 min
That's the whole visit. Short, simple, and you'll know more than when you walked in.
Step 1
A hands-on atlas check. The doctor palpates the top of your neck to feel for signs of misalignment at C1 and C2.
Step 2
Posture and leg-length evaluation. A brief lying evaluation that shows whether a misalignment is pulling your body out of balance.
After
A straight answer. If nothing points to misalignment, we tell you that. If it does, we explain what a full assessment would involve. No obligation either way.
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Demuth Spinal Care & Concussion Center · Sartell, MN
Led by Dr. Amanthi Demuth and Dr. Tiffany England, among a select group worldwide trained in the Atlas Orthogonal technique. Precision care focused on the C1 and C2 vertebrae, with objective measurement and structured re-evaluation throughout.
This is an educational self-check, not a medical diagnosis or treatment plan, and it does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. A complimentary atlas screening is a brief, hands-on look at upper cervical alignment and posture to help determine whether a full evaluation may be right for you.