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Foot Levelers CEO, Kent Greenawalt, offers $25K match donation for chiropractic growth

Chiropractic Economics Staff October 12, 2021

Foot Levelers President and CEO, Kent S. Greenawalt, announced he is matching every donation made to the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (F4CP) in support of growing public awareness of the benefits of conservative chiropractic.

Get better buy-in during new patient consultation with these communication tips

Tim Maggs September 29, 2021

It’s time to improve your communication and think about the receiver during new patient consultation, exam and report of findings…

How to fix tech neck in patients, from head to toe

Brian Jensen July 28, 2021

Incorporate body stabilization and foot alignment into treatment when determining how to fix tech neck for patients…

How to avoid knee surgery and prevent lower extremity injuries for patients

Kurt Juergens May 18, 2021

Proactive clinical methods for how to avoid knee surgery and dealing with lower extremity injuries by starting with the feet…

Jamie Greenawalt named Foot Levelers senior vice president of business development

Chiropractic Economics Staff March 10, 2020

Foot Levelers is excited to announce Jamie Greenawalt as the company’s new Senior Vice President of Business Development. Greenawalt will oversee Foot Levelers customer support, technology, sales and educational departments. Her priorities include expanding the company’s domestic and global footprint, with a large emphasis on technology development and innovation. “My goal is to expand Foot Levelers’ reach […]

Pediatric orthotics and childhood foot issues

Brian Jensen November 4, 2019

A quick method for checking children for orthotics needs and how pediatric orthotics can make a life-long difference in the development…

Foot Levelers announces Fall 2019 seminar schedule

Chiropractic Economics July 12, 2019

Foot Levelers has released its 2019 Fall Seminar schedule, which is highlighted by eight topics, nine speakers, and 21 cities throughout the United States. Featuring seminars for both eight and 12 credits, the Foot Levelers Fall Seminar schedule gets underway on September 7 and wraps up with two events on December 7-8. For over 67 […]

Joint pain in elderly patients — strategies for an aging population

Brian Jensen July 1, 2019

Encouraging a patient’s proper diet, exercise and orthotics use plays a large part in joint pain in elderly patients and staying pain-free…

Top 5 tips for the new chiropractor

Brian Jensen August 20, 2018

Student DCIf I could go back to the beginning of my career and give myself some advice, I would be tempted to not do it. Looking back over the past 30 years however, there are some things that I think would have served me well. Here are five tips for the new chiropractor. Your DC degree is a license to begin learning. Immerse yourself in continuing education. Not only will you be exposed to new ideas, techniques and technology, you will be exposed to other doctors that have traveled further down the path.

Biomechanical dysfunction: The number of cases is staggering. Here’s why

Brian Jensen August 16, 2017

Sponsored Content According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), more than 700,000 knee replacement operations performed each year in the United States. Although the majority of these operations are performed in people over the age of 65, a growing number of knee replacements are being done in younger patients. A study presented at the 2014 AAOS meeting found that the number of surgeries for patients 65 to 84 increased by 89 percent, while surgeries for patients 45 to 64 increased by 188 percent.

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