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Welcome to Issue 18 of Chiropractic Economics, this issue examines the transformative power of integrative care, arming you with insights that go beyond the adjustment table.
Whether you’re refining your clinical protocols or reinventing your business model, this issue is your compass for navigating the future of chiropractic care.
A letter from the editor
A letter from the editor on today’s key trends in integrative and preventive chiropractic care.Addressing pelvic floor dysfunction in a chiropractic office
Discover how DCs can assess, treat and restore pelvic floor function through chiropractic care.Beyond calcium for better bones
Calcium alone isn’t enough. Learn the full nutrient strategy for stronger, healthier bones.Discover transcranial photobiomodulation
Learn how transcranial photobiomodulation supports brain health and neurological recovery.Four core skills you need to grow a thriving practice
Master four skills to grow a thriving chiropractic practice and lead with clarity and purpose.Lifestyle strategies for the obese patient
Discover how doctors of chiropractic can help obese patients achieve lasting change through lifestyle care.Long-term care for tech neck
Address tech neck at its root with posture retraining, rehab and ergonomic awareness.Proprioception and our aging population
Learn how DCs can address proprioception decline to support patient balance and longevity.Treating upper extremity injuries with TECAR therapy
Learn how TECAR therapy enhances recovery through deep heating, pain relief and mobility gains.Why to explore alternative income streams
Strategically add income streams that build value and support your practice’s future.New AI system can predict arthritis progression
This technology can examine an X-ray and predict what an arthritic knee will look like years from now without treatment.Sleepless nights may raise dementia risk by 40%
Subjects' dementia risk increased significantly if their insomnia affected sleep at least three days a week for three months or more.
