Balance Therapy in Your Practice
March, 2011
It is a relatively unknown fact that the average human loses .5 of 1 percent of their vestibular functioning every year after the age of 20; this equates to 5 percent loss per decade. Therefore, by age 60, one loses approximately 20 percent of their balance and by the age of 80, approximately 30 percent or more.

Dual-Occupation Disability Claims: The Gotchas
March, 2011
Individual disability policies often provide both a total and partial (residual) definition of disability. As a result, things can get tricky at claim time. For instance, a chiropractor might be considered totally disabled if they can no longer perform adjustments/manipulations of the spine.

The Chiropractic Future
February, 2011
When Daniel David Palmer founded the first school of chiropractic in 1897, the goal was to teach others how to help those in need overcome various ailments by addressing subluxation.

Implementing Active Therapy and Fitness Equipment
February, 2011
One of the primary goals during patient care should be to phase treatment protocols from passive therapy to active therapy and ultimately fitness-based exercise.

Roadmap to the $44K EHR Incentive
February, 2011
You've probably heard about electronic health records (EHRs) and the $44,000 incentive. What you might not know, is what you must do to qualify for the incentive and when you need to meet those requirements.

Obamacare: Threats, Options and Opportunities
February, 2011
As a chiropractor, you must be wondering about "Obamacare." What is it? How will it affect my practice? What can I do to prepare for upcoming changes and possible pitfalls?

Epigenetics, Emotions and Healing
February, 2011

Have you ever heard someone say "I'm sick and tired..."? They probably are, or will be.