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What you don’t know about hemp oil and CBD supplements

Christina DeBusk August 31, 2016

Sponsored Content | More and more people are searching for all-natural ways to remedy the conditions which ail them. Some don’t trust Big Pharma to have their best interests at heart, whereas others simply don’t like the negative side effects that come with a lot of the prescription medications. This is leading more and more people to CBD and hempoil for help, hoping to find some much-needed relief.

The orthotic revolution of Baby Boomers

Mark Charrette, DC August 29, 2016

Sponsored Content | There are approximately 76 million baby boomers and this group comprises the largest single segment of the American population. So, if you’ve noticed the median age of your patients has changed, it could be due to the fact that the baby boomers are getting older and beginning to feel the results of many changes taking place in their bodies.

Why Tesla and PEMF therapy is the future of chiropractic

Christina DeBusk August 22, 2016

Sponsored Content | As a chiropractor you are always trying to implement the power of science in your practice. By doing so you are not only increase patient outcomes but building trust in your practice. Including PEMF therapy is a good way to help treat your patients while incorporating a science based modality.

[Case Study] Treating frozen shoulder with the Niel Asher Technique

Stephen Marks August 15, 2016

Sponsored Content | We often like to write about clients who have been successfully treated with trigger point techniques, especially those who come to us more out of desperation rather than any true belief or understanding of the treatment.

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.

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.

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.

4 fascia restrictions conquered by IASTM

Christina DeBusk June 24, 2016

Sponsored Content | Adding IASTM to your practice can greatly benefit your patients. Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) is a particular treatment method that is performed with ergonomically designed instruments that detect and treat fascial restrictions, encourage localization and effectively treat areas exhibiting soft tissue fibrosis, chronic inflammation, or degeneration.

How to take effective and accurate chiropractic EHR notes

Kaitlin Morrison June 16, 2016

Sponsored by ACOM Health Accurate note taking and documentation protects patient records. Setting documentation policies for your office will help you stay in compliance and record information accurately, while also making your documentation process more efficient and effective. To boost your EHR documentation’s accuracy, refer to these best practices and conduct ongoing audits. Preventing common […]

What’s crucial about the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015

Kaitlin Morrison June 2, 2016

Sponsored Content | Starting in October 2015, the transition to ICD-10 coding requirements profoundly changed the billing and reimbursement landscape for healthcare providers. At the same time, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) implemented the new coding requirements and in turn encouraged chiropractic clinics to use electronic health record (EHR) systems.

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