Expand Your Practice With Chiropractic-Led Corporate Wellness
January, 2015
Employers are concerned about rising health care costs and looming federal mandates that penalize companies for unhealthy workers. But corporate executives are unsure how to tie corporate wellness programs to business performance.

Time to Make a House Call?
January, 2015
Chiropractors come out of school with high hopes and big expectations, but the trends are pointing toward dissatisfaction. With lower reimbursement rates and crushing overhead, many doctors don't make as much money as they had planned.

The Right Way to Terminate an Employee
December, 2014
Ending employee relationships is never pleasant. In fact, it's almost always better to spot issues and address them along the way, as opposed to starting over training from the beginning.

Need a Social Media Adjustment? 6 Ways to Maximize Your Content
December, 2014
If your social media outreach is not producing the healthy results you expected, perhaps it's time for a social media adjustment. Almost 90 percent of the social media pages I see suffer from what I like to call "social misalignments."

Dealing with "Obamacare:" How Your Peers Do It
December, 2014
To help you enhance your practice and increase your bottom line, we ask practicing doctors of chiropractic, like you, for ideas and solutions that have been tested in real-world environments.

The Truth About Salt
December, 2014
What's the deal with salt? You know you and your patients need some of it, but everywhere you see advertising and headlines telling you to eat less of it.

Sports Nutrition: Making the Right Recommendations to Patients
December, 2014
Participation in sports is a huge part of life in the United States. The number of runners alone has skyrocketed over the past 15 to 20 years. In 2012, 15.5 million people finished a road race, compared to only 5.2 million finishers in 1991.