2019 Archives - Page 12 of 17 - Chiropractic Economics

Treating chronic pain with pulsed electromagnetic field treatment (PEMF)

Jeffrey Tucker April 11, 2019

PEMF is an effective, safe treatment for pain management, and can be a valuable addition to your modality menu when paired with joint and muscle motion. Patients can re-train their brains in regard to trigger points.

5 tips for chiropractic students while in school

Noah Volz April 10, 2019

A recent chiropractic graduate says abandon your preconceived notions of what your practice or dream job may look like, and work on these five skills and strategies to have a leg up when you leave school.

Crossover Health and chiropractic bringing new multi-provider care to Apple, Facebook, More

Tammy Worth April 9, 2019

California-based provider Crossover Health is disrupting the industry with a multi-provider model, including chiropractic, providing the next generation of health care at reduced cost to businesses such as Apple, Facebook and their employees. Now they’ve expanded to Texas and the East Coast.

Expanding chiropractic offerings with herbs and herbal solutions

Mark Reps April 4, 2019

With a bit of knowledge and practice, chiropractors can begin to confidently and safely put herbal formulas to use in daily clinical practice. Americans currently spend more than $30 billion a year on dietary supplements.

Expand your chiropractic offerings with cash-based practice

Alan Smith April 4, 2019

Health insurance is rapidly changing. Through offering additional wellness products such as supplements, weight-loss aids and orthotics, cash-based practices are offering patients what they are already seeking elsewhere.

3 ways to impact patients with type 2 diabetes

Karol Clark April 3, 2019

When it comes to your patients with Type 2 diabetes, you can have a big impact by discussing weight management, considering your own weight-management offerings and partnering with other professionals.

Chiropractic billing decisions: in-house or out?

Brandy Brimhall April 2, 2019

Even if your system is working well now, positive staff changes or other developments can greatly impact your revenue cycle, billing and collections. In terms of billing you need to determine what’s best for you and your practice and avoid “Well, this is the way we’ve always done it.”