Built for professionals who assess posture, movement, and body composition.
Personal trainersPhysical therapistsChiropractorsPilates instructorsOsteopathsGym & fitness professionalsOccupational therapistsAthletic trainersYoga instructorsSports medicine professionalsStrength & conditioning specialistsMassage therapists
Personal trainersPhysical therapistsChiropractorsPilates instructorsOsteopathsGym & fitness professionalsOccupational therapistsAthletic trainersYoga instructorsSports medicine professionalsStrength & conditioning specialistsMassage therapists
PainScreen is for personal trainers, physical therapists, chiropractors, Pilates instructors, osteopaths, gym and fitness professionals, occupational therapists, athletic trainers, yoga instructors, sports medicine professionals, strength and conditioning specialists and massage therapists.
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In the exam list
Each PainScreen is listed with the client’s other assessments, showing the pain rating and the front and back diagrams at a glance.
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Pain Diagram report
A Pain Diagram report is one of the PDF reports PostureScreen® generates, alongside the posture, range of motion and LeanScreen reports.
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Pain Diagram Comparison
Compare pain diagrams between visits. Pain Diagram Comparison reports were added in PostureScreen® 14.2 (June 2024).
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Pain with range of motion
Thoraco-lumbar range of motion has its own pain button, added in PostureScreen® 14.6 (January 2025).
PostureCo’s software tools are intended for objective postural, movement, body composition, and radiographic measurement, documentation, and education purposes. They are designed for use by fitness professionals and licensed healthcare providers. These software tools are not medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. All markings, landmark placements, and digitizations, whether manual or AI-assisted, must be reviewed and validated by the professional using the software. The user remains solely responsible for all interpretations, clinical judgments, diagnoses, and treatment decisions.