Personal Growth | Chiropractic Practice Management

Practicing chiropractic with certainty in uncertain times

Timothy Burkhart, DC August 5, 2016

Personal Growth | Have you noticed lately that there is an ever-increasing number of challenges that you face as a doctor of chiropractic? ICD-10 implementation, EHR changes, increasing overhead, decreasing collections, higher patient co-pays and deductibles—it can all seem a bit overwhelming

Manage and motivate more than your chiropractic patients

Kelley Mulhern (Pendleton) July 20, 2016

Personal Growth | As a practice owner, you have two sets of customers: your patients, and your staff. Learn how to care for your team as much as you care for your patients.

Employee engagement: A key component of a success

Phyllis Hanlon July 15, 2016

Experts assert that engaged employees help to boost a business’ bottom line. It may also result in lower stress and less absenteeism among staff, as well as higher customer satisfaction. But, unfortunately, such engagement is hard to find.

A look inside the sports practice of Robert Silverman, DC

Chiropractic Economics Staff July 13, 2016

In Focus |As we reported in October last year, at the American Chiropractic Association Sports Council’s (ACASC) annual symposium, Robert Silverman, DC, DACBN, was selected as the ACA’s Sports Chiropractor of the Year.

Strengthen your reputation with peer-to-peer education

Jeffrey Langmaid June 13, 2016

The origins of the English word “doctor” stem from the Latin docere (teacher). Perhaps no other healthcare professionals have taken this to heart more than chiropractors. Since its inception as a profession, chiropractic has continually focused on providing unmatched patient education to help communities reach the highest possible levels of natural health, wellness, and quality […]

Implementing habits of original thinkers in chiropractic

Phyllis Hanlon June 10, 2016

Who comes to mind when someone mentions original thinkers? Albert Einstein? Leonardo DaVinci? Steve Jobs? But what makes those individuals more capable of coming up with original ideas than someone else? Experts offer some insight and tips to enhance original thinking in anyone. Moderation is key Adam Grant, Ph.D and organizational psychologist wrote the book on […]

Tips for chiropractic time management

Phyllis Hanlon June 2, 2016

Time—there never seems to be enough of it. In spite of your best efforts, that to-do list just seems to keep growing. Experts in time management can offer some perspective as well as a few tips to help you organize and bring your busy life under control.

Morals vs. Ethics: Doing the right thing as a DC

Ray Foxworth, DC May 4, 2016

In Focus |As a chiropractor, you face ethical and moral decisions on a daily basis in clinical practice. While what you do for patients ought to be moral and ethical, there is much more that should go into your decision-making—you can’t just stop there.

How to avoid practice burnout

Mark Sanna, DC April 19, 2016

Practice Central |This aspect of owning a practice frustrates many chiropractors, but being the owner requires you to exercise your skills in leadership in order to get your team to work together. The proper care and feeding of your team begins with proper care and feeding of the team leader—you.

How successful people stay calm under pressure

Phyllis Hanlon April 12, 2016

Negative circumstances can cause anxiety, pressure and tension in your life. Learn ways to reduce these pressures from neuroscientist Daniel Joseph Levitin.

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