How big is your digital footprint?
The question isn’t whether you should employ a digital footprint, but deciding how expansive it should be. This depends on time, budget and human support.
The chiropractic e-newsletter: new patient referral and retention machine
Sending a chiropractic e-newsletter is an effective retention, referral and marketing tool. I’ve been sending one to my patients every month for 13 years.
Managing your chiropractic staff: 7 ways to support your practice’s employees
Evaluate your strategy for managing your chiropractic staff.
Best practices for securing your patients’ privacy while using telehealth
While telehealth offers many benefits to both health care providers and patients, ensuring the privacy and security of patient information is critical.
How to navigate social media while maintaining professional boundaries
As a chiropractor in the digital age, it’s critical you maintain professional boundaries in the online world and put social media guidelines in place.
Code confidently for personal injury cases
In personal injury, coding and billing are an art and a science. When done right, DCs are better able to help an attorney support a patient’s claim.
Reduce your taxes: Tips for high-income earners
Keep the amount you owe to federal, state and local governments as low as possible. Here are a few tips for how high-income earners can reduce their taxes.
Digital marketing for chiropractors: Five quick tips for seamless marketing strategy
Five tips to help you plan, implement and adjust a winning digital marketing strategy
Improve your Part C Medicare coding and modifier knowledge to resolve confusion
Many Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C) have increased reimbursement for services performed by a chiropractor. The confusion about coverage, coding, billing and patient liability has also increased with expanded benefits.
Digital table talks are the key to patient compliance
Regardless of how you feel about table talks, as a DC it’s your job to educate, and I found when I did a better job educating, my practice grew.
