2003 — Ever cognizant of reader needs, the publishers of Chiropractic Economics expanded its publishing schedule to 16 issues in 2003 — 15 regular issues, plus the annual Buyers’ Guide.

The magazine also underwent a dramatic “facelift” in design and refocused its content on specific topic areas that emphasized providing pragmatic practice-building/ practice-management information to practitioners while increasing the number of articles per issue. The changes in the magazine did not go unnoticed: Chiropractic Economics won the Bronze Award for Excellence in Feature Design and in Writing from the Florida Magazine Association.

Additionally, Chiropractic Economics enhanced its coverage of new products as well as industry news. The editors began posting news as it occurs to the magazine’s Web site — a feature that made ChiroEco.com “the” place to keep up to date on chiropractic events.

Finally, during 2003, Chiropractic Economics launched a new Web site — ChiroEcoCE.com — to provide doctors of chiropractic a cost-effective and time-efficient way to get online continuing education credits.