issue-13-2016 Archives - Page 2 of 2 - Chiropractic Economics

Why you shouldn’t negotiate your office lease or renewal on your own

Dale Willerton & Jeff Grandfield August 23, 2016

Practice Central | As a chiropractor, your specialty is proper patient care. However, you may not be a specialist in business management and the tasks involved in the running of a practice. So it is important to know that help is available.

How to get the most out of cash and insurance reimbursements

Mark Sanna, DC August 22, 2016

Practice Central | The expansion of the Affordable Care Act has made insurance policies with $10,000 to $15,000 deductibles commonplace. Savvy healthcare consumers are making more cautious decisions about where to spend their discretionary healthcare dollars than ever before. This leaves many chiropractors struggling with the choice of being a cash- or insurance-based practice.

Why you should be expanding your dry needling technique

Ivo Waerlop August 19, 2016

Research Results | Many chiropractors perform acupuncture (or dry needling) as an adjunct to their practices to improve patient outcomes. And most are taught to dry needle trigger points and sometimes needle the segmental innervation of the muscle involved. But should you do more?

Understand the relationship between posture, stance, and gait

Burl R. Pettibon August 17, 2016

Clinical Concerns | Aberrant posture is one of the most misunderstood conditions by both the sufferer and the healthcare provider alike. Focused postural classes are not offered in chiropractic nor medical curriculums; thus the importance of posture is not widely understood.

Welcoming the new president of Parker University, William E. Morgan

Parker University Staff August 16, 2016

In Focus | William E. Morgan, DC, began his tenure as the seventh president of Parker University on June 15, 2016, following an international search led by the Parker board of trustees. Morgan’s distinguished career has been one of unrivaled service to the profession and the patients he has served.

Why you should switch to digital imaging in your practice

Christina DeBusk August 15, 2016

Feature | In January 2015, the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners published its Practice Analysis of Chiropractic 2015. After studying the DCs’ responses and analyzing the data, it was discovered that, while roughly half of the chiropractic practitioners stated that they take radiographs in their office, less than one-seventh of them (14 percent) do it with the use of digital imaging equipment.

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