Expanding your personal injury referrals segment
Personal injury referrals serves as the entry point for new patients for doctors of chiropractic looking to expand…
Motion EMG showing ‘muscle guarding’ is courting personal injury wins for chiropractors and patients
The device that is securing practices with objective ‘muscle guarding’ data while providing ‘unimpeachable evidence’ for personal injury DCs
How to augment your health care practice through attorney referrals
Attorney referrals and other referral relationships are not just about creating a thriving business — it’s about creating opportunities
The 3 biggest mistakes injury docs make during patient consultation
A first patient consultation may be the only opportunity to convey the trust, care, and commitment needed to move the relationship forward
Chiropractic personal injury practice: 2020 update
Becoming a primary spine care provider in today’s changing marketplace and chiropractic personal injury can combined to create a lucrative…
5 simple steps to avoid massive mistakes with personal injury cases
Practice Central | As you know firsthand, chiropractic schools offer little (if any) Personal Injury–specific training. This is true across all healthcare specialties and professions. This lack of training in clinical documentation, case management, and general procedures can become problematic, however, when dealing with Personal Injury (PI) patients. These issues can also become a problem for providers who have not kept up with current PI trends. With that in mind, here are five simple yet effective tips that can be implemented directly into your next PI case.
Preparing for PI patients
Practice Central | Being prepared for a new personal injury (PI) patient takes conscious effort, critical planning and a proactive mindset. Failing to look ahead leaves you vulnerable.
