Why It Makes Sense to Become a DME Provider for Medicare
January, 2013
As a chiropractor, there are two simple goals I have in practice. Of course, there are many expansions to be made to make these goals achievable.

Handling Patients' Adverse Events
January, 2013
It's every doctor's nightmare: you recommend a product to help a patient feel better and are disappointed to receive an upset voicemail when you arrive at the office the next morning.

Turn Great Depression 2.0 into Great Opportunity 2013
January, 2013
It never ceases to amaze me what we hear when reading the paper or turning on the news. Words like catastrophe, crisis and calamity roll off the lips of the pundits on each station.

When Practices Fail: Warning Signs (and Solutions)
December, 2012
Television programming has changed in recent years and, as you know, reality television is exceedingly popular. There is a fairly new show known as "Hoarders," in which individuals or couples are featured for hoarding intense amounts of household materials.

Dissecting Toxic Links to Sleep
December, 2012
Sleep is a required need to sustain life, and quality sleep is critical to vital and abundant health. One of the most overlooked relationships in acquiring quality sleep is the role that the mattress plays.

A Deeper Understanding of Nutrition Can Enhance Your Bottom Line
December, 2012
The past few years have been an interesting, sometimes surprising, transition for not only our nation's economy, but also for the chiropractic entrepreneur.

Build Your Practice Without Leaving Home: Online Training
December, 2012
A reported 5.6 million college students (including those from colleges like MIT and Stanford) are now earning their degrees via online classes. It is estimated that 30 percent of all high school and college level students are currently learning online. From online technique classes to satisfying license renewal requirements, DCs have come to recognize the tremendous value online learning has to offer.