issue-06-1999

More and more DCs are sharing practices with MDs, DOs, PTs, MTs, acupuncturists, psychologists and other healthcare professionals. One of the reasons for this trend is that some DCs are getting locked out of managed care, which is starting to include Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury in some states.<2/p> More and more practice-management consultants are […]

Every chiropractic practice can claim a legitimate income-tax deduction for the expenses incurred when principals and employees attend a convention, trade show or other professional meeting. The practice must simply be able to show, if asked, that the meeting benefited their trade or business. Unfortunately, you cannot deduct the expenses from taking a spouse or […]

Part Two in a Three-Part Series In May, the first installment of our series on designing your first office covered elements of the “planning phase.” We discussed steps such as finding the right location, determining space requirements, and choosing a layout. In this installment, we encounter the “construction phase,” which includes shopping for office space, […]