January 1, 2013

January 1, 2013

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Parker University Announces the Appointment of a New President

Neuropathy

By Leo A. Kirkner

Whole Body Vibration: An Alternative Treatment for Chronic Low-Back Pain

By Perry Cammisa

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Parker University Announces the Appointment of a New President

DALLAS. December 11. 2012 - The Board of Tnistees of Parker University and Parker Semi­nars is pleased to announce the appointment of their new president. Brian J. McAulay. DC. PhD. This appointment comes after an intensive three month search conduc

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Neuropathy

N europath), a condition where the nerves running from the brain or spinal column become damaged, is a very troublesome problem for clinicians and patients alike. Patients view the condition as incur­able and the only treatment as a lifetime of casc

By Leo A. Kirkner

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Whole Body Vibration: An Alternative Treatment for Chronic Low-Back Pain

"Structural problems require a structural solution": This statement makes perfect sense for musculoskeletal condi­tions. If you break your ami. a structural problem, it is resolved by a structural solution: Reset the bone and cast it. It would seem

By Perry Cammisa

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The Driving Force of Function: A Tonal Chiropractic Proposal

F or years chiropractors have stated collectively that structure equals function. The structure of the spinal column gives the chiropractor a standard by which to establish clinical guidelines for therapy. This pre­sumes that there is a structural c

By Fred Clary

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CMS Releases Meaningful Use Stage 2 Requirements

What it Means if you "re already using EHR software... and What It Means if you're Planning to start This Year C MS recently released its final rules for Stage 2 Mean­ingful Use under the American Recovery and Rein­vestment Act (ARRA) and the Health

By Steven J. Kraus

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Diet and Supplements for Athletes

T he general goal with diet and supplements for athletes should be to promote an anti-inflam­matory state so body better responds to the wear and tear generated by heavy exercise '". With this in mind, diet and supplement recommendations can be unco

By David R. Seaman

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Insurance Company Retrospective Audit Tactics Be prepared or give your money back

I f you accept insurance, you arc a target of the insurance carriers on mam' levels. First, you cannot be "Pollyannaish" and think that because you arc a "healer" or help people on so many levels you arc deserving of the fees you get. That is not pa

By Mark Studin

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Changing Times Interview with Gary Tarola, DC, DABCO

by TAC Staff D r. Tarola earned a BA degree from Marshall University, 1973 and was a Suma Cum Laude graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, 1976. He began private practice in Fogelsville, Lehigh Valley, Pa. in 1976. He obtained Dip-lomate status

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Laser Neurology: Groundbreaking Research

Chiropractors and the Nervous System Chiropractors have always been interested in how subluxation affects the nervous system. DD and BJ Palmer commonly lectured about the wonders of chiropractic and how it could heal the injured nerves. Recently, ch

By Curtis Turchin

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How I Turned My X-Ray Room into a Profit Center With my iPhone

O ne might read the headline of this article and wonder ifl somehow developed a miraculous iPhonc App that allowed me to take digital x-ray pictures right from my phone. While that technology clearly docsnt exist. I"vc done the next best thing: Usin

By Adrian Raphael

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