What are our ‘scans’?

A poster of the human nervous system hangs on a wall in a room with a wooden sideboard, a potted plant, and a metal water filter.

At Wellhouse, we use CLA INSiGHT neurological scanning technology to look at what the nervous system is actually doing — not what it feels like it's doing. Three non-invasive scans give us a clear, objective picture of where your body is under stress, where it's compensating, and how well it's adapting. That data drives your care plan. And it lets us track real progress over time, not just ask how you're feeling.

This technology is safe for every member of your family — including newborns. It involves no radiation, no discomfort, and no guesswork

CLA Insight

CLA INSiGHT is a non-invasive, computerized set of tests that allows us to get a baseline of how your body is holding up to the stressors you’re experiencing. It helps to measure how both your spine and nervous system is functioning as a unit, how those nerves are communicating with your tissues and organ systems, and how your body is adapting to stress!

These quick scans allow us to obtain real and accurate data about your health. In return, this can help us pinpoint a cause or causes to what you might be experiencing symptomatically.

They’re scientific, gentle, pain-free, and non-invasive for your entire family and kids — even newborn babies!

We like to break it down this way. A body and nervous system is consistently encountering, handling, and adapting to life stressors from three primary categories:

  • traumas (physical stress such as child birth, injuries, or car accidents)

  • toxins (biochemical stress such as poor nutrition, environmental exposure, etc.)

  • thoughts (emotional stress such as relationships, mental health, work)

The INSiGHT scans are made up of these three important test results, in addition to gathering as much relevant health history information about you as we can possibly get to help connect the dots in how to best care for you!

A person's hand resting on a black surface, with the ring finger adorned with rings, placed under a medical device labeled 'INSIGHT BY CLA neuroPULSE pulse wave profiler'.
A person's hand resting on a black surface, with the ring finger adorned with rings, placed under a medical device labeled 'INSIGHT BY CLA neuroPULSE pulse wave profiler'.

  • Your HRV scan measures how your nervous system is holding up to stress. It also calculates the balance of your autonomic nervous system — whether you’re on the gas pedal, or the brake pedal. Additionally, we get a clear read on how your parasympathetic nerves, like your Vagus nerve, are functioning.

  • sEMG helps to measure how nerves are communicating with the spinal muscles that maintain posture. This can also help to give us an overall muscle energy efficiency, which often leads to fatigue and muscle imbalances.

  • Rolling thermography takes many different points of temperature along your spine. We see this as our “deep heat” test, whereas inflammation and nerve interference can cause increases in temperature side-to-side.