Chiropractic Economics Staff, Author at Chiropractic Economics

World-renowned chiropractor holds 2,000th seminar

Chiropractic Economics Staff November 17, 2020

World-renowned chiropractor, author and speaker Dr. Mark Charrette marked his 2,000th seminar on chiropractic education at a sold-out event in Minneapolis, Minn., on Oct. 24-25th. He is the owner of Charrette Chiropractic in Flower Mound, Texas, and has been facilitating continuing education seminars on behalf of Foot Levelers for 27 years. Dr. Charette loves […]

Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida expansion meets rising enrollment demands

Chiropractic Economics Staff November 17, 2020

Construction has officially started on the expansion of Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida’s Port Orange campus through the addition of a new academic building. In 2022, Palmer Florida will celebrate 20 years in Port Orange, Florida, as well as a fourth academic building that will help the college meet the demands of rising student enrollment. […]

NYCC student volunteers help build homes with Habitat for Humanity

Chiropractic Economics Staff November 17, 2020

Just about every Saturday, New York Chiropractic College student volunteers lend a hand with the latest home being built for a local family through Habitat for Humanity of Seneca County, N.Y. Still helping out their neighbors during the global health pandemic, Habitat and NYCC students worked together to follow health guidelines and take extra precautions. […]

Standard Process and Integria Healthcare sign 10-year extended partnership agreement

Chiropractic Economics Staff November 17, 2020

Standard Process and Integria Healthcare have reached a renewed 10-year partnership agreement intended to support health care practitioners with whole food-based and herbal supplements. Though they have worked together for 20 years, the new agreement is intended to foster deeper collaboration between the two companies. “Standard Process and Integria Healthcare have a unique relationship in our industry because we […]

ACA, Coalition take action to stop Medicare physician fee cuts in 2021

Chiropractic Economics Staff November 17, 2020

The American Chiropractic Association (ACA), along with a coalition of more than 45 specialty provider groups, has taken decisive action in recent weeks to oppose proposed reductions in Medicare reimbursement for chiropractic and other specialties slated to begin in January 2021. The coalition, which ACA was instrumental in establishing last year, features a diverse range […]

Profile: community outreach programs for chiropractors

Chiropractic Economics Staff November 13, 2020

Community groups and organizations are hungry for the health and wellness information provided by community outreach programs that can bring in new patients Community outreach and wellness programs are a natural business fit for chiropractors who focus on nutrition, whole health or other forms of wellness. Holland Chiropractic, “A Maine Vitality Center” in Bath, Maine, provides […]