Maintaining immune system homeostasis
The immune system is complex and intricate, and as such, homeostasis of the immune system requires a very fine balance between various cells and states.
Personal injury + the No Surprises Act
This might surprise you: The No Surprises Act (NSA) is a huge chance to turn personal injury patients into long-term wellness care patients.
Are you caring for patients, and yourself?
Do you as a doctor of chiropractic have a path toward a healthier life which includes your mind, body and soul for optimal success?
The ‘why’ of foot scanning
I have heard the argument that prescribing orthotics before correcting imbalances perpetuates those imbalances. My experience does not reflect that assertion.
Severe fatigue: the new patient energy crisis
We are in the middle of a perfect storm for a patient energy crisis. Even before COVID, 31% of adults suffered from severe fatigue.
Review: The ultimate spinal decompression book
Eric Kaplan, DC, and Perry Bard, DC, have compiled “The Ultimate Spinal Decompression Book,” featuring interviews, protocols, top research and an inside look into spinal decompression.
Cultivate your power of focus: personal growth hacks for DCs
After starting a software company, I learned some things that made me more efficient. One growth hack engineers use is the power of focus.
Avoid denials this year: navigating the new insurance modifier maze
Insurance modifiers have been in effect for a long time, but each insurance company chooses when they will start enforcing the usage.
How to design the ideal physical therapy space in your practice
As we design offices across the US, we see more clients who combine chiropractic with physical therapy to give patients comprehensive care.
The transverse acetabular ligament (TAL): a clinical review
One thing that fails to get notice in orthopedic circles is the transverse acetabular ligament (TAL). This clinical review highlights its anatomy, biomechanics and clinical significance.
