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Choosing a chiropractic table

Chiropractic Economics September 19, 2013

Chiropractic tables come in many forms; choose wisely.Whether you are looking to purchase your very first chiropractic table, invest in a second or third table for a large practice or simply want to buy a new table for any number of other reasons, there are several factors every chiropractor should consider when selecting a new table.

For starters, make sure you know the way you work as a chiropractor. This means understanding how the table plays into the way you make each chiropractic adjustment. The size and shape of a chiropractic table, as well as other features such as automatic elevation and even foam quality, can all influence how well you do your work as a chiropractor.

Therefore, among the key factors to keep in mind as you seek out a chiropractic table is that you want to make a purchase that will be good for your own long-term health and career as a chiropractor. Of course, ensuring that each client is as comfortable as possible is equally important when selecting a chiropractic table.

When you take the time to do your homework and make the right purchase, you may be able to find a table that could last throughout your entire career as a chiropractor. This means taking good care of your chiropractic table and maintaining it properly. At the time of purchase, however, it means looking for signs of quality in a chiropractic table.

For example, you need to consider the overall construction of the table, checking to see whether it is fully welded or only welded in certain spots. Another place to check for quality is in the fabric that covers the chiropractic table’s cushioning. Make sure it has a sturdy stitch along the seams, or you may find yourself needing to replace or repair this fabric far too soon.

One of the most crucial considerations when it comes to purchasing a new chiropractic table—aside from the table’s overall quality of construction, stability and balance—is the foam density of the padding on top of the table. With multi-density foam, you may find that you’re able to position your client in comfortable manner and also gain greater ease when it comes to making chiropractic adjustments.

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