February 1, 2006

February 1, 2006

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Chiropractic Overseas

Adventures in Practice PART I

By William H. Koch17 min

Technology

Automated Documentation: Helping Chiropractors Heal Their Practices

By Thomas E. Hyde9 min

Practice Management

Show me the MONEY

By ERIC KAPLAN7 min

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Chiropractic Overseas

Adventures in Practice PART I

Life in a chiropractic office might not make for a popular TV program, but it is anything but boring, if you do it right. W e have all grown up with the dra­mas of medical practice, depicted in popular TV programs. There was Dr. Ben Casey doing brai

By William H. Koch17 min

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Technology

Automated Documentation: Helping Chiropractors Heal Their Practices

Most chiropractors spend one day out of five on reports, with payers and regulators continuing to want more. It's time to automate clinical documentation and reporting. Health care professionals enter the field primar­ily to satisfy an urge to serve

By Thomas E. Hyde9 min

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Practice Management

Show me the MONEY

It's not too late to begin making changes in your billing procedures that can turn 2006 into a banner year for your collections. Dr. Eric Kaplan offers some sound, advice on how to get started and stay on track. B uilding a successful practice in th

By ERIC KAPLAN7 min

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Technique

Challenge, Check and Correct the Entire Structural System

Interview with Dr. Tedd Koren on Koren Specific Technique (KST) T 1DD K.OREN, D.C., IS CERTAINLY ONli OF THE MOST WIDELY READ DOCTORS OF ClII-ropractic today. Through Korcn Publications, over 50 million of his popular patient education brochures hav

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Technology

A Big Injury Practice Today

X-Ray Digitization: The Most Powerful Tool in Trauma Care T oday, it is hard to believe that anyone with a practice that has been around for a while docs not have a big injury practice. That's right. Let's say you have 2000 patient files of patients

By Jeffrey A. Cronk7 min

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Practice Management

The Greatest Practice-Building Secret

I N OUR DAILY ACTIVITIES, WE NATURALLY GRAVITATE TO-vvard doing those things that we feel most comfort­able doing. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out why this is. It's because no one likes to feel UNcomfortable, especially over a

By David Singer5 min

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Technique

Anatomy Trains Soft-Tissue Approach to Complement Chiropractic Care

Thousands of manual practitioners from around the world are finding surprising new ways of seeing and changing postural relationships via simple but effective Anatomy Trains Myofascial Meridian techniques—a holistic approach to myofascial balance. Y

By Thomas Myers5 min

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Rehabilitation

Exercise for Spinal Osteoporosis

Osteoporotic fractures frequently affect the spine, in ad­dition to the hips and extremities.

By John K. Hyland5 min

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Nutrition

Un-complicating Nutrition--Part 1: Diet

A T Till- TIM I- I AM WRITING THIS ARTICLE, IT'S EARLY in the morning, and millions of Americans are driving up to fast food restaurants for breakfast. The choices are typically eggs on a muffin, or eggs with meat on a muffin, or just a muffin and,

By David Seaman4 min

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Chiropractic Around The World

CHIROPRACTIC AROUND THE WORLD

"Medical mill" operators charged with fraud UTAH: In late January, chiropractor Todd Sinuleton and his wife. Nancy, were each charged with second-degree felony false or fraudulent insurance acts for alleged crimes that occurred between February 2002

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