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Tableside manner: a skill you need for success

Student DC March 19, 2019

As you read the title to this article, what are the first thoughts that come to your mind? What exactly is “tableside manner” supposed to mean? You may correctly surmise that tableside manner is a close cousin to bedside manner, which is often used to describe the interactions patients have with healthcare providers. Is this […]

Protecting personal assets

Student DC March 19, 2019

Starting a business can be one of the most rewarding and satisfying undertakings a person can pursue. For some it involves chasing and achieving a personal dream, and for others it provides an opportunity for freedom and flexibility from a corporate job. Launching a new business venture comes with a lot of hard work and […]

Know who you are dealing with: finding information on business

Student DC March 19, 2019

Business relationships are great, when they work. But how do you know that this business is a good company to deal with? If you are looking for a vendor, like a cleaning service, or a supplier of chiropractic equipment, you may find that the company is stealing from you, or that they don’t deliver on […]

Take advantage of business coaching services

Student DC March 19, 2019

As a student, one is often barraged with stories of “the real world” that exists after graduation and how scary it is. No more “free money” and very real bills can leave the unexpecting graduate feeling very intimidated. Logan has a good business development curriculum, but no class or seminar can fully prepare one for […]

Should you have a practice blog

Student DC March 19, 2019

When you set up your marketing strategy, you will likely include a practice website. As part of the setup process, your Web designer might ask if you want to include a blog. A blog (short for web log) is an online journal in which someone shares thoughts and information with others. Blogs are hugely popular […]

A closer look at associate contracts

Student DC March 19, 2019

You have a contract in your hand and you’re not sure if it is a “good” contract or not. How do you tell? Here are some items to look for and to avoid in an associate contract: “¢ Are you identified as an employee? In some cases, the term “employment contract” is used. If it […]

Become a Medicare provider

Student DC March 19, 2019

After you have your chiropractic license, you can receive Medicare provider status for your practice. Here is what you need to do: 1. Get your NPI number, if you haven’t done this already. Go to the NPPES website and follow the directions. 2. You will need to find the carrier for your state, from the […]

Use the KISS principle for startup success

Student DC March 19, 2019

Starting a chiropractic practice is complicated. You have many decisions to make and there are many aspects of each decision. For example, finding office space and signing a lease is one of the most complicated decisions, involving many weeks of search, detailed discussions with commercial Realtors, leasing companies, and attorneys. Just the lease document alone […]

The path to startup success: a timeline for chiropractic students

Student DC March 19, 2019

Chiropractic Economics has created this timeline to help you prepare for a successful startup. For each year of school, you will find suggested activities in several areas. Here’s to the start of your successful practice! BEFORE YOU BEGIN 1. Get a notebook or large (81/2 x 11-in.) journal to keep notes. Include: “¢ Information from […]

From classmate to colleague

Student DC March 19, 2019

The next time you are in class, take a good look around you. Look at the faces of the people in your class. Someday these people will be your colleagues and fellow chiropractors out in the field. They will soon be scattered across the United States and the world, taking their place in the industry. […]

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