By: Susan Hoy, CA Time rules us. Time is probably the most frequently used word in our office. We continually use phrases like: “What time would you prefer?” “What time is your appointment?” “What time did he arrive?” “What time do you need to leave?” “Was the patient on
By: Charles E. Ward, DC I have been working for many years as a success coach and consultant to thousands of Chiropractors at all levels of practice. I’ve paid particular attention to the achievers I have gotten to know, and there have been many. They are the men and women who have accelerated to and
By: Tim Maggs, DC Many Chiropractors would love to become more involved with both industry and sports teams in their area. These same Chiropractors know they could provide tremendous benefits if given the opportunity. The problem arises when they attempt to become involved, as politics and mis-education usually barricades the entry. The Medical Model Chiropractors
Dave Klein – November 2013 Billing & Documenting Rehab
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Harlan Pyes, MS – May 2012 Using Modalities to Improve Patient Management & Outcomes
Dr. Bindell – November 2011 Electronic Health Records (EHR): What they are and why they should be used
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Dr. Yeomans – June 2011 Outcomes Assessments: Bullet Proof Your Records
By: Susan Hoy Everything contains its opposite. Years ago, I watched a movie about a little league baseball team that just couldn’t seem to win a game. In fact, the harder they tried, the worse they were. Help came to them from a magical drifter who just happened to be passing through town. Seeing their
By: William M. Austin, DC, CCSP, CCRD It was one of those Mondays. The faster I went, the worse things became. I was behind. Kaye, my receptionist/CA, popped her head into the treatment room to offer assistance, a sure sign that chaos was now settling in and a very clear confirmation of whose fault it
By: Mark Sanna, DC In today’s fast-paced, harried world most people enjoy the opportunity to indulge themselves a little; to sit back, relax, and have someone else take care of and attend to them: their hairstylist, barber, manicurist, cosmetologist, and even their Chiropractor! Over time they build a relationship with their service providers. Done well,
By: Bob Hoffman, DC Do you often hear your coach, mentor, or confidant telling you to “dream bigger,” even though you find that you’re not accomplishing even the smallest of your goals? How do you dream bigger? I find that many people are afraid to dream big. They make excuses or get trapped by fear.
By: Susan Hoy Eight-thirty and another day at the office begins. As you open the door to your clinic and enter through your reception area, you look around with pride at the appearance of a professional, organized Chiropractic office. You wonder what the patients think as they enter. “Good morning,” comes the greeting from Sandy,
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By: Dennis Perman, DC If you want your practice to grow, you have to make sure your patients are satisfied with your services. Unfortunately, many patients come to our offices with little or no exposure to the Chiropractic point of view, so they tend to behave as they would in other professionals’ offices, unless we
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