For your reference
Practice Central | Four out of five résumés are misleading—and by the people you’d least suspect. Mitigate that concern by investing the time to call applicant references and ask the right questions.
Postural language
Wellness Approach | The mind of a patient is shown to you on a postural level first; you need only take the time to recognize and identify it in the person sitting across from you, or resting on your table.
The smash-hit seminar
Marketing Matters | Plan your next seminar with these guidelines and prepare for success and profit. With the right marketing blend, logistical planning, and a powerful, upbeat presentation, your next seminar will be your best ever.
Fool’s gold
Money Management | No one likes getting fooled. But things aren’t always what they seem, and you’re often forced to make decisions without having all the facts. Nowhere is this truer than in the process of hiring. To mitigate your risk, be committed to a thorough screening process, know exactly what you’re looking for, and watch out for these common mistakes.
Debt reckoning: Guilt-free expenses that make you richer
Money Management | As you become more keenly aware of how you approach expenses and alter your behavior in turn, the end result will be your own mindful cash management plan.
Covering the incidentals
Chiro Biz Quiz | Because Medicare and some private payers will pay more for services billed incident to, you should thoroughly understand the rules of the game. Incident-to billing comes under increased scrutiny by payers, so you must do it correctly to reap the benefits.
Call to action
Feature | The right combination of today’s technologies and traditional methods of marketing will help you find patients and keep them coming back.
Bridging the gap
Clinical Concerns | Some patients need to be adjusted frequently to achieve desired results. At times, a little help between treatments can be beneficial. Kinesiology tape can assist in bridging this gap for patients with certain health conditions.
Mobility or stability?
Research Results | As manual therapists, the tendency for most DCs is to move the joint or muscle to make the area loose again, but this doesn’t get to the root of the problem. Uncovering the area that needs stabilization training is the key to relaxing the tightened mover muscles.
If you don’t build it, they will come
Practice Central | Commit to airtight documentation or risk the future of your practice. Consider some of the following takeaways, from the OIG’s recently published Work Plan.
