issue-12-2000

In an economy filled with companies vying for your business, you face many financing options when your practice needs equipment. The two most common options for acquiring equipment are leasing and buying. There are advantages to either option — or a combination of the two. As a consumer and a business owner, how are you […]

Developing a positive business relationship with vendors for moderate to high-end buying is mandatory for best results. You can’t possibly know everything, and it helps to have someone you trust to give you information. Who better to help you and your staff, than a vendor with whom you have cultivated a good buying relationship. Finding […]

Professionals — chiropractors, attorneys, architects — anyone whose words, actions or deeds carry with them a duty to the public, need malpractice insurance. Professionals are exposed to more risk than the average person and can land in court for simply doing their jobs. However, while most chiropractors understand the need for protection, some doctors of […]

Like a turn in the game of Life® that engaged Baby-Boom children in the ‘50s and ‘60s, the clicking wheel is stopping at… Retirement. Financial planning experts agree it’s about time the Baby Boom generation get serious about retirement planning. After all, its oldest members are in their mid-50s, just 10 or 12 years away […]

Computers have proliferated to the point that our lives seem to revolve around them. In many chiropractic practices, administrative and marketing activities center on using computers and software for scheduling, billing, contact management (mailing lists), web promotion, e-mail, inventory and maintaining patient records. The information that follows highlights some of the tax rules that apply […]