P.R.O.O.F. Preferred was designed with chiropractors in mind. We took the years of feedback we have accumulated, and incorporated it into the new P.R.O.O.F. Preferred System. A culmination of years of proven research, tried-and-true technology, and the most up-to-date software adds up to the system that is fast becoming a necessity in every Chiropractor's office.

P.R.O.O.F. is a complete assessment package, including: Dr. Gregg Friedman's powerful Narrative Report, the Croft Guidelines, AMA Guidelines, and FCER Outcome Assessment Questionnaires.

P.R.O.O.F. has Simple, easy-to-use highly professional "fill-in-the-blank" narrative report

P.R.O.O.F. has Lively, colorful, easy-to-understand session reports that strengthen patient education and insurance company acceptance

P.R.O.O.F. incorporates user friendly software, with on-screen photos of the proper positioning for ROM and Muscle Tests.

Objectifies

“The P.R.O.O.F. Preferred system enables the doctor to objectify injury in the most evidenced-based way possible, while at the same time generating the most complete narrative report on the market.”
-Dr. Gregg Friedman

Documents

“Being able to document medical improvement in the patients condition & concurrently documenting the need for continued care is just one of the many things that makes the P.R.O.O.F. system such a powerful tool for any of my clients.”
-Dr. Brent Detelich.

Reinforces

Proof Preferred reinforces the fact subluxation causes loss of normal function and the chiropractic adjustment eliminates subluxation and improves overall bodily functions.

Justifies

In today's healthcare environment Chiropractors need continual objective justification for the services they provide. Without question the Proof Preferred system justifies care throughout the entire course of treatment. It helps establish baselines, set long and short term goals and track and monitor progress throughout the treatment plan.

Proves

Proof Preferred proves the existence of functional deficit in patients, substantiates the treatment rendered and objectifies findings in a consistent basis