issue-06-1996

Use these steps as a model to show your patients where they are specifically on the “road to recovery.” As the chiropractic profession continues to refine its standards of care in the 90’s and to define the “minimum standards” by which we manage our selves, our staff and our patients, this article is especially appropriate […]

The key to successful retirement planning for many self-employed individuals is a Keogh, which is typically easy to understand, implement and administer. Self-employed individuals have it made. For instance, they may work from home where they enjoy the endless freedom that comes from being their own boss and making their own hours. However, this perception […]

In today’s managed care environment, health care providers are being asked to negotiate contracts for delivering health care services with little guarantee of income. Here are six steps to use with capitated contracts to determine profitability. Sports figures are known for their ability to wheel and deal for top dollar contracts that will guarantee their […]

What would you be willing to pay for your own services? What would you be willing to pay for your services if given to your family? When you see your patient in this light you are on the way to a successful practice…of all the principles of good practice none is more important than this […]

  Five Ways to Know for Sure In your particular circumstances, the quest is to find out if managed care will add dollars to your bottom line. These are the five considerations to make that decision. I’ve been in chiropractic for nearly two decades and it never ceases to amaze me how many people are […]