issue-13-2018

Respirator medical clearance: An opportunity for chiropractors

David Thorpe August 27, 2018

Practice Central The chiropractic profession has been undergoing a revolution of sorts over the past decade. Many have suffered the effects of managed health care and the Affordable Care Act, two developments that have been widely frustrating. That said, new opportunities have also presented themselves. One major opportunity that arose is related to Department of Transportation physical exams.

What you don’t know about chiropractic neurology

Anthony Rosner August 24, 2018

Research Results It was chiropractic’s progenitor D.D. Palmer who set the table for the profession by singling out the nervous system as the Holy Grail of what health care practitioners should be addressing in managing their patients. Palmer declared that: “Life is the expression of tone. In that sentence is the basic principle of chiropractic. Tone is the normal degree of nerve tension….”

Cannabidiol can help your patients and your practice

Joe DaCrema August 22, 2018

Clinical Concerns Cannabidiol, more commonly known as CBD, is helping thousands of patients manage their pain every day. For chiropractors, this moment is simply too intriguing to pass unnoticed. CBD offers the promise of real, long-lasting and comprehensive relief. And it is remarkably safe. It has no side effects, is non-habit-forming, has no known drug interactions, is extremely well tolerated, and is non-invasive.

Protect your practice from a cyberattack

Daniel Sosnoski August 21, 2018

Feature It’s an ordinary work day, and you’re walking into your practice ready to review the day’s schedule and start seeing patients. But something is different: Your front desk staff and your CA are huddled in front of a computer, talking quietly, tense and nervous. As you enter, they look at you with ashen faces. Your practice has been hacked. How likely is this to happen?

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