PainScreen pain diagram. Documented beside the exam.

PainScreen is the pain diagram inside PostureScreen®. It sits in your client’s exam list next to the posture exam, LeanScreen and range of motion, and has its own reports, including a pain diagram comparison.

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Part of PostureScreen®: to start, a one-time purchase for $59.99 USD to download the iOS version, a paid trial with unlimited assessments for 30 days. Then the Unlimited Assessment Subscription, $24.99 USD/month or $249 USD/year, unlocks all assessment modules.

PainScreen · Pain 5 out of 10

PainScreen at a glance

PainScreen is the pain diagram feature inside PostureScreen®, made by PostureCo, Inc., on iPhone and iPad. Each PainScreen is saved in the client’s exam list with its pain rating and front and back body diagrams, and produces Pain Diagram and Pain Diagram Comparison reports.

Who it’s for: Chiropractors, physical therapists, osteopaths, occupational therapists, sports medicine professionals, personal trainers, athletic trainers, strength and conditioning specialists, Pilates and yoga instructors, massage therapists, and other fitness and manual therapy professionals.
What it records: A pain diagram on front and back body outlines, with the pain rating shown in the exam list (for example, “Pain 5 out of 10”).
Platform: PostureScreen® on iPhone and iPad, with iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 or later.
Price: Part of PostureScreen®: to start, a one-time purchase for $59.99 USD to download the iOS version, a paid trial with unlimited assessments for 30 days. The Unlimited Assessment Subscription ($24.99 USD/month or $249 USD/year) unlocks all assessment modules.

Built for professionals who assess posture, movement, and body composition.

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.

Where it fits

Part of the exam,
not a separate form.

PainScreen lives in the same client record as your posture, body composition and range of motion assessments.

01
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.
02
Pain Diagram report
A Pain Diagram report is one of the PDF reports PostureScreen® generates, alongside the posture, range of motion and LeanScreen reports.
03
Pain Diagram Comparison
Compare pain diagrams between visits. Pain Diagram Comparison reports were added in PostureScreen® 14.2 (June 2024).
04
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.

What your client sees

Where it hurts,
next to how they stand.

A pain diagram on front and back body outlines, kept with the posture exam and range of motion, so the whole picture is in one record and one set of reports.

The pain rating in the exam list, for example “Pain 5 out of 10”, beside the front and back diagrams.
Pain Diagram and Pain Diagram Comparison reports among the PostureScreen® sample reports.
Comparison and trend reports for the posture exam, from the same client record.

Comparison and trend reports Sample reports

A client’s exam list on iPhone: PostureScreen 4-view, LeanScreen, PainScreen with “Pain 5 out of 10”, bilateral shoulder, thoraco-lumbar and cervical range of motion. — The PainScreen row in a client’s exam list: the pain rating, with front and back diagrams.

The PainScreen row in a client’s exam list: the pain rating, with front and back diagrams.

Watch

PainScreen, step by step.

A PostureCo™ walkthrough of the PainScreen pain diagram, on the iPad version of PostureScreen® (recorded with version 10.3).

PostureScreen^® on iPhone and iPad

Runs on: iPhone and iPad, with iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 or later
To start: A one-time purchase for $59.99 USD to download the iOS version, a paid trial with unlimited assessments for 30 days
Then: $24.99 USD/month or $249 USD/year: the Unlimited Assessment Subscription unlocks all assessment modules
Devices: Up to 10 under the same Apple account

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What’s included

Included with PostureScreen^®.
Add more when you need it.

LeanScreen®, SquatScreen®, ROMScreen™ range of motion and SitScreen® are modules inside PostureScreen® on iPhone and iPad, included with PostureScreen®. RemoteScreen® and PostureScribe.AI® are add-on subscriptions, and PostureRay® is separate software.

Included with PostureScreen®

Posture assessment1, 2 or 4 views, plus Quick Screen
ROMScreen™ range of motionCervical, thoraco-lumbar and shoulder
LeanScreen body compositionBody fat, waist-to-hip ratio, BMI and BMR
SquatScreen movement screensOverhead squats, single-leg squat, push-up/plank
SitScreen seated ergonomicsSeated lateral posture assessment
Comparison and trend reportsPDF reports and annotated JPG images

To start, a one-time purchase for $59.99 USD to download the iOS version, a paid trial with unlimited assessments for 30 days. Then $24.99 USD/month or $249 USD/year for unlimited assessments.

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Add-on subscriptions

Remote photo and video assessments worldwide, in your client’s own browser, with nothing to download. Every result comes to you to verify first; clients never see results. Free for clients; you add Cloud Services, from $9.99 USD/month, with unlimited photo and video uploads (limited only by your storage). The AI-Guided Health History (USA only at this time) needs Cloud Services Platinum ($49.99 USD/month) or higher plus a PostureScribe.AI® subscription, with up to 6 intakes per month on Platinum.

About RemoteScreen®

The ambient AI scribe with your assessment data built in. $49.99 USD/month with an initial 7-day free trial; requires the Unlimited Assessment Subscription. USA only.

About PostureScribe.AI®

Separate software

Windows-based X-ray mensuration and documentation software for chiropractors, with its own license. PostureScreen® images can be pushed to PostureRay through the Virtual View Box.

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What is PainScreen?

PainScreen is the pain diagram inside PostureScreen® on iPhone and iPad. Each PainScreen is saved in the client’s exam list beside their other assessments, with the pain rating and front and back body diagrams.

Which reports does PainScreen create?

A Pain Diagram report and a Pain Diagram Comparison report. Pain Diagram Comparison reports were added in PostureScreen® 14.2 (June 2024).

Does range of motion record pain too?

Thoraco-lumbar range of motion has a pain button, added in PostureScreen® 14.6 (January 2025).

How do I get PainScreen?

PainScreen is part of PostureScreen®: to start, a one-time purchase for $59.99 USD to download the iOS version, a paid trial with unlimited assessments for 30 days. After that, the Unlimited Assessment Subscription ($24.99 USD/month or $249 USD/year) unlocks all assessment modules. See pricing

Knowledge base

Scientifically validated.
Professionally trusted.

Verified counts, as of October 2026.⁵ See every study

157
journal articles, conference papers and case reports have used or validated PostureScreen®: 133
of them are peer-reviewed journal articles: 62
publications on the PostureRay research page