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Revenue Centers Question 2

K. Jeff Miller July 28, 2009

Is the product/procedure backed by research? In today’s world of evidence based medicine research is a key component. If a product or procedure has research standing behind it and there is evidence for its use the likelihood of the procedure being a part of a scope of practice and the chance of third party reimbursement […]

As Promised; How to Choose Revenue Centers for Your Practice

K. Jeff Miller July 22, 2009

Our first question falls under patient need. “Is the product or procedure safe?” This may seem a little obvious to some. However, there are dozens of new products and service offered to the chiropractic profession each year. Some of these are FDA approved or qualified under state law but some are not. No one wants […]

This isn’t as easy as I thought it would be.

K. Jeff Miller July 15, 2009

Revenue Centers: Purpose, Purchase and Profit.

The Pot Calling the Kettle Black (Patient Education)

K. Jeff Miller May 8, 2009

The Pot Calling the Kettle Black Many patients entering a chiropractic office report a history of allergies and have been receiving allergy shots for years. One example of this is a patient who had received an allergy shot once a week for 15 years. That is 780 office visits just for shots, not to […]

Help Us Help Ourselves

K. Jeff Miller March 24, 2009

Recently the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress drafted Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice as the spokes person for their cause. The foundation stated my Kent Greenawalt owner of Foot Levelers began the foundation 2 years ago in an effort to avance the publics knowledge of and enhance the publics view of the chiropractic profession. The initial […]

Insurance Terms, Have You Heard of These?

K. Jeff Miller March 10, 2009

I recently received a call from a CA who was fighting with an insurance carrier over denial of a product that had been precertified. The product was included in the managed care policy the doctor signed with the company and the company had been paying for the procedure up to that point. I offered several options […]

Introduction

K. Jeff Miller March 2, 2009

Allow me to introduce myself. I am Dr. Jeff Miller the interium Director of Education and Research for Foot Levelers Inc. I am a 1987 Palmer graduate who practiced for 17 years. I then taught orthopedics and radiology at Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida for two years. Following my time at Palmer I served as […]

Measures in chiropractic research: choosing patient-based outcome assessments

Chiropractic Economics July 14, 2008

A literature review identified and evaluated the most commonly used to outcome measures in chiropractic research. This study’s objectives were to identify patient-based outcomes assessments used in published chiropractic studies, describe a framework for identifying appropriate sets of measures and address the challenges associated with these measures relevant to chiropractic. Instruments were evaluated in terms […]

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