2015 Archives - Page 3 of 16 - Chiropractic Economics

Digging for answers: Botanicals for pain relief

Jacob Teitelbaum, MD November 18, 2015

Wellness Approach | Like the debilitating health conditions that many people face, many over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription drugs are highly dangerous. These drugs only address pain and not its cause, making them unsuitable for the task at hand. Certainly, better options have emerged for patients, whether they are dealing with rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, past injuries, or work-related wear and tear.

Truth or consequences: 3 speaking techniques you need to know

Monica Wofford, CSP November 17, 2015

Personal Growth | Professional speakers pay attention to every word they utter from the stage. They know their words have power and whether it’s to motivate, encapsulate, or inspire an audience, they listen to their words more closely than they anticipate their audience will.

Watchful eyes

Ty Talcott, DC, CHPSE November 16, 2015

Legal Ease | Neither a cash practice nor a sophisticated EHR system excuses you from HIPAA compliance.

Many happy returns: How a business owner won back $102,000 from the IRS

Garrett B. Gunderson November 13, 2015

Money Management | In 2009, Dr. Mike, DC, contacted the IRS, but not to pay his business taxes. Instead, he was giving the IRS notice that it owed him $102,000.

Unwavering support

Marc H. Sencer, MD November 13, 2015

Chiro Biz Quiz | Dizziness, balance disorders, and falls are major health concerns in the U.S., with more than 6 million Americans seeking treatment for these problems each year. Moreover, falls are the leading cause of injury in patients over 65 and the leading cause of death due to injury in this age group.

Aging, at its best

Amy Stankiewicz November 11, 2015

Feature | These days, the idea of slowing the aging clock goes further than skin deep. Chiropractors are in the perfect position to help patients grow old gracefully.

Laser focus: What to know about adding photobiomodulation therapy to your practice

Wendy S. Frydrych, PhD & Luis H. de Taboada, MSEE November 10, 2015

Clinical Concerns | Researchers accept the term “photobiomodulation” to describe the process by which light stimulates or inhibits cell function. One of the more frequently used terms has been low-level laser therapy (LLLT) to describe the therapeutic use of light devices.

Needle in the nay stack: insight into hiring the right staff

Eric Huntington, DC November 5, 2015

Practice Central | You might be missing a crucial element that requires focusing outward rather than inward: hiring the right staff.

The millionaire mindset

Paul S. Inselman, DC November 4, 2015

Personal Growth | Millionaire mindset is the framework people regularly employ to join the ranks of self-made millionaires. Here’s how you can too.

It’s past time for a hobby

Anthony J. DeLuca, DC November 3, 2015

Personal Growth | A profession in chiropractic care can be extremely rewarding, but it can also be exhausting. Finding the right outlet for winding down after a tough day will not only make you a better doctor but everything else far more enjoyable too.

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