Built around the exam, not the schedule.
Meridian was set up to answer one complaint patients make about this profession over and over: that they were put on a plan before anybody explained what was wrong with them.
Who you will actually see.
Sample profiles for demonstration. A live practice would carry real credentials, licence numbers, and photographs here.
Leads the examination and the treatment plan. Sees new patients first so the person who assesses you is the person who treats you.
Runs the movement screen and builds the corrective work. Handles the two-week reassessments and adjusts the program against them.
Coaches the strength and conditioning blocks for patients who are out of pain and want capacity rather than maintenance.
How we run
Every plan has a length and a reassessment date. Nobody is enrolled indefinitely, and nobody is sold a package at the first visit before the findings are explained.
If care is not producing a change by the reassessment we say so. Sometimes that means a different approach, and sometimes it means referring you to someone else.
Why the phone matters
Most practices lose more patients to an unanswered phone than to anything clinical. People in pain call at night, on weekends, and from a waiting room somewhere else.
Here every call is answered whatever the hour, questions get answered, and visits get booked. What needs a clinician reaches one the next morning, with the whole conversation attached.
Come and be examined.
You will leave knowing what is wrong and what it takes to fix it.