Chiropractic Business Tips

Elements of a successful chiropractic office

Kaitlin Morrison August 12, 2016

Sponsored Content | Successful chiropractic offices attract the patients they need, help their patients thrive, and stay organized and profitable. If you want a more successful practice, you may need to update or completely change your office procedures, strategies, and practices. Building a great chiropractic practice requires a willingness to constantly learn and experiment with better ways to grow your business.

Save a floundering practice with a turnaround strategy

Mark E. Battersby August 10, 2016

Money Management | Although the hardest part may be recognizing that there is a problem, virtually all chiropractors will face the daunting task of managing the recovery of a failing practice or business at some point in their career.

Is your EHR software keeping your practice from growing?

Robert Moberg August 9, 2016

Tech Talk | There are a great many benefits to a solid, supportive practice management system. But is it possible that your electronic health record (EHR) software may be stifling your practice’s development?

How to achieve marketing success with consistency

James Fedich August 8, 2016

Marketing Matters | Peter Voogd, an author and entrepreneur, wisely observed that “You must stay consistent or you’ll always be starting over.” The quote is simple but profound and it applies to almost everything.

Know how to spot a chiropractic practice in need of rescue

Daniel Sosnoski July 29, 2016

Feature | One of the advantages that small businesses have over large companies is they can more nimbly implement changes and execute strategies. Nevertheless, that speed is relative.

QRUR: A little-known report that will shape the future of chiropractic

Scott Munsterman July 27, 2016

Sponsored Content | Although not very well known among doctors of chiropractic, they have a report card called the Quality Resource Use Report (QRUR). Medicare’s Physician Feedback Program provides comparative performance information to Medicare Fee-For-Service (FFS) physicians on participation in Medicare programs. And yes, as a doctor of chiropractic, you are in the program.

Understanding your obligations under the Family and Medical Leave Act

Stuart J. Oberman July 22, 2016

Legal Ease | Many chiropractors fail to abide by federal law in their dealings with pregnant employees because they aren’t familiar with the legislation protecting a pregnant employee. But a lack of knowledge regarding these laws can be costly and lead non-compliant chiropractors straight into disputes with labor boards.

Take advantage of money-saving tax extensions

Mark E. Battersby July 21, 2016

Money Management | Once again, lawmakers waited until late in the year to pass another “extenders” bill. The new Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015 retroactively extended the 50 or so temporary tax provisions that have been routinely extended on a one- or two-year basis.

Why you should be working with a chiropractic consultant

Monica Wofford, CSP July 19, 2016

Practice Central |The combined insights of your team and the fresh perspectives of someone from outside the team can together lead to incredible results. But before jumping all in and marveling at the freshness of a consultant’s vision, consider the following questions when you’re looking for the right source of guidance for your practice and your team.

Benefits of EHR: Streamline your office practices

Kaitlin Morrison July 18, 2016

Sponsored Content | Instead of relying on paper, clinics are improving their office practices using EHR. You can use EHR to increase your office’s efficiency, improve billing, and increase health information accuracy. Software may help you navigate regulations that impact your practice, making it easier for you to focus on patient care.

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