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We are excited to share that Wayne Hansen from Sensus Diagnostics will be speaking at the PIERS Fall Personal Injury Chiropractic Conference on September 6th in Salt Lake City, Utah. This conference brings together chiropractors and personal injury professionals for a full day of education, connection, and collaboration.

We’d love for you to be there, too! It’s a great opportunity to learn, network, and walk away with tools you can use right away in your practice.

Register here!

After the conference there will also be a free networking event open to all! Space is limited, so be sure to save your spot today!

Register for the networking event!

Hope to see you in Salt Lake, Saturday, September 6th!

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News & updates

  • The Importance of Early Diagnosis: Navigating Concussions in Utah

    In the rugged landscapes of Utah, where outdoor adventure and athletic pursuits abound, the risk of concussion is an ever-present concern. Whether on the slopes, the field, or the trails, or a car accident individuals of all ages and backgrounds face the potential for head injuries that can have lasting consequences. In this environment, early…

  • Leading the Way: Sensus Diagnostics, Your Premier Destination for Concussion Diagnosis and Treatment in Utah

    In the realm of healthcare, particularly concerning concussions, finding the right diagnosis and treatment is paramount. In the heart of Utah, amidst its stunning landscapes and vibrant communities, there’s a beacon of excellence in concussion care: Sensus Diagnostics. Let’s explore why Sensus Diagnostics stands out as the best place to receive top-tier diagnosis and treatment…

  • When was EEG invented?

    EEG, which stands for electroencephalography, was invented in 1924 by a German psychiatrist named Hans Berger. He was the first person to record and analyze the electrical activity of the human brain using electrodes placed on the scalp. Berger’s groundbreaking work opened up new avenues for the study of brain function and led to the…

SAVE THE DATE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH, SLC, NOT TO BE MISSED!

You may not have learned this in school, yet now is the time to be empowered to know what to do!

Interested in learning what to do when you suspect a concussion and/or TBI? Here’s your chance to find out! Seminar includes forms you can easily use in your own office. Seeya there!

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