Top 5 Technology Articles of 2022
The Top 5 technology and data articles from the Chiropractic Economics website in 2022 also included spinal decompression and mobilization …
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Adopting and leveraging the new chiropractic technology
The plusses and potential pitfalls of bringing new chiropractic technology into your practice…
Can a chiropractor help with foot pain? With the right technology…
Can a chiropractor help with foot pain? You’re the most sophisticated doctor in your town, but are you utilizing technology…
Data-driven marketing examples and implementation for your practice
Even if you outsource, these are the digital marketing stats and data-driven marketing examples you need to know for your practice…
Big data challenges for chiropractic: size matters for improving policy, helping more patients
Leveraging data can improve policy and more when it comes to big data challenges and the chiropractic industry…
Parker University announces technology partnerships for cutting-edge touch tables, software
This week Parker University announced a new partnership and technology initiative that includes working with Touch of Life Technologies…
Combining Traditional Chiropractic with Revolutionary Technology
Penny: Good morning, and welcome to the “Erchonia Zerona Webinar” featuring guest speaker, Dr. Kirk Gair. Good morning, Dr. Gair. Dr. Gair: Good morning, Penny. How are you doing? Penny: Or it might be the afternoon for some of us. I’m good, thanks. So we’d like to get started. Before we do, I’d like to give a […]
Healthcare data and ethical gray areas
Practices with healthcare data sets involving consumers are shifting. Will privacy laws adapt, or will it be up to healthcare organizations…
Big data, AI, blockchain the future for EHR companies
EHR companies are already breaking new ground in patient communications and AI-like functions, and in the future will be…
The key to keeping patient data safe
Legal Ease HIPAA compliance is more important than ever, and it is not only because the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has launched phase 2 audits and stiff monetary penalties for non-compliance. The more important reason: Security breaches are occurring with greater frequency among small practices.
