issue-02-2015 Archives - Chiropractic Economics

Targeted treatment: The promise of personalized care through nutrigenetic testing

Chiropractic Economics February 10, 2015

Feature | You wouldn’t go on a road trip without a map. In the same way, when you’re leading your patients along the route to wellness, it’s best to know where you’re going and how to get there.

Intensify time on treatment

Anthony J. Lombardi, DC February 9, 2015

Clinical Concerns | Focus your efforts with functional musculoskeletal assessment, which provides fundamental tools for doctors and chiropractors who want to reveal dysfunction quickly—ideally in just a few minutes.

Are you reaping all the benefits of kinesiology tape?

Gregory H. Doerr, DC, CCSP February 8, 2015

Research Results | Kinesio taping can help treat a wide array of conditions, but choosing the right tape and applying it properly are essential to realizing successful outcomes.

Value added

Daniel Davidson, DC February 8, 2015

Practice Central | With diminished reimbursement rates that are likely here to stay, and other familiar challenges facing the profession, chiropractors who understand the power of product retailing will have a significant edge.

Getting to the heart of the matter

Dawn Hoezee, DCRC, CRA February 7, 2015

Wellness Approach | How to respond to the idea that chronic illness can’t be cured, a mentality that creates both hopelessness and a dependency on prescription drugs.

The infinite spring

Greg Lane, LAc, Dipl Ac February 7, 2015

Wellness Approach | Traditional Chinese medicine pioneered the science of today’s wellness programs. If we reflect upon today’s wellness programs such as yoga, Pilates, massage, and diets, we see elements of what was being performed thousands of years ago in ancient China, now repackaged and modified to fit today’s modern world.