Chiropractic Medicare Coverage Modernization Act gains first new cosponsors of 2026
The bipartisan legislation would increase patient access to Medicare-covered services provided by DCs.
Chiropractic Future challenges anticompetitive healthcare practices
Chiropractic Future submits formal comments to the US Department of Justice detailing barriers limiting patient access and DC reimbursement.
Unlock the potential of Medicare Advantage in chiropractic care
This article explores the aspects of Medicare Advantage concerning chiropractic care, outlining strategies for leveraging its potential.
Protect your reimbursement with proper claims denial management
Up your appeals game this year with improved claims denial management to lower your denials and raise your bottom line …
Medicare advantage and chiropractic — what plans now cover patient care?
Medicare Advantage and chiropractic — do Medicare Part B and Part C pay for patient chiropractic care, and for how long?
American Chiropractic Association lobbies Medicare parity bill passage with new partner
The ACA is amplifying its efforts to increase congressional support for Medicare parity legislation with the hiring of Pillsbury Winthrop…
Medicare myths: What you only think you know could hurt you
Legal Ease When confronted with ever-evolving coding and documentation requirements, and the stiff penalties for non-compliance, it’s not surprising that many chiropractors would happily opt out of Medicare if given the opportunity. Many myths surround Medicare reimbursement, leaving chiropractors unsure as to what their requirements are. This confusion is compounded by the fact that, while it is a federal program, Medicare is administered regionally. Policies can vary from state to state, requiring providers to be aware of the local policies that may impact their practice.
