Manage vestibular-ocular and oculomotor conditions following head injuries
DCs are likely to encounter concussions and coinciding vestibular-ocular (VO) conditions.
NIH to convene to discuss force-based manipulation research
The National Institutes of Health Annual Force-Based Manipulation Investigator Meeting takes place June 28, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Eastern.
Time to start thinking big: The 27th annual Chiropractic Economics Salary and Expense Survey (2024)
Check out the 27th Annual Salary and Expense Survey for information on DC compensation, trending modalities, popular specialties and more.
The value of chiropractic care
This article illustrates the value of chiropractic care by showing how reaching out to a DC can help patients reduce healthcare costs.
Pain management: How chiropractic can work with complementary health approaches
The link between chiropractic and other complementary health approaches is important.
Systematic research review: Chiropractic’s effects on sports
Research suggests chiropractic’s effects on sports can provide players with different benefits, making it a valuable approach.
How to use evidence-based research to validate chiropractic care
This article explores the benefits of evidence-based research and illustrates how DCs can implement it into their own chiropractic practice.
New research indicates chiropractic significantly lowers opioid use and should be primary low back pain treatment
What follows is a summary of a National Institutes of Health article comparing chiropractic treatment to physical therapy for low back pain.
The 27th annual Fees and Reimbursements Survey: Steady, and on the way up (2023)
The 2023 Fees & Reimbursements Survey showed a slight increase in average fee per service, as well as a small increase in the average reimbursement.
New study identifies 70 signs of quality chiropractic care
Research connects quality chiropractic care with better health outcomes and greater longevity. But how can DCs know they’re providing this level of service?
