Precision in patient care requires precision in diagnosis
To achieve the highest levels of precision in diagnosis means chiropractic providers must stay informed about the latest diagnostic tools.
Combating forward head carriage
You can improve your patients’ forward head carriage by recommending a combination of chiropractic adjusting techniques and corrective exercise protocols.
How custom orthotics positively impact injury rehabilitation
Custom orthotics serve to support injured tissues, rectify biomechanical irregularities and facilitate the healing journey.
Managing low-back pain in the active person
When managing low-back pain in an active person, first address the structural component, from the ground up. Then focus on neurological aspects.
Chiropractic diagnostic tests and new-tech guidelines for the profession
Let’s create new chiropractic diagnostic tests and therapeutic protocols best for patients that allow the doctor of chiropractic to …
Can orthotics solve heel pain in the morning?
Heel pain in the morning can be particularly frustrating for active patients or those working toward weight loss goals…
New foot orthotics for pregnancy options
Foot orthotics for pregnancy are now taking a stage approach, with one designed to be worn in the first stages of pregnancy, and another…
Are you listening to patients’ needs for orthotics for feet?
The feet have a story to tell for every patient, and orthotics for feet are making chiropractors’ jobs easier…
Get better buy-in during new patient consultation with these communication tips
It’s time to improve your communication and think about the receiver during new patient consultation, exam and report of findings…
All orthotics are not created equal: the advantage of three-arch insoles
Comparing the results of three-arch inserts and custom insoles vs. generic insoles for chiropractic patients who are…
