March 1, 2013

March 1, 2013

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How to Empower Your Technology: Four essential choices that could make or break your investment in electronic health records

By Steven J. Kraus

Turn Patients' Smartphones into Genius Phones with Spinal Specific Marketing

By David Marcarian

The 5 Things Every Recent Graduate Should Know or Do Before Opening or Joining a Practice

By Ray Foxworth

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How to Empower Your Technology: Four essential choices that could make or break your investment in electronic health records

W hen purchasing an electronic health records (EHR) system, there are four important choices that could make or break your investment. How much you spend is a factor in each, but cost alone is not the only choice. So what arc these four essential ch

By Steven J. Kraus

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Turn Patients' Smartphones into Genius Phones with Spinal Specific Marketing

A s the original Chiropractic "Tcchnogcck". I feel obligated to make the lives of Chiropractors easier and more productive through the use of technology. One age-old issue screaming out for a technological solution lias piqued my interest. It is wel

By David Marcarian

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The 5 Things Every Recent Graduate Should Know or Do Before Opening or Joining a Practice

I can honestly say. after 27 years in practice, there has never been a better time to start a career in Chiropractic. Even with national healthcare reform moving forward, you can build a practice of your dreams by following some simple rules and tak

By Ray Foxworth

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Florida New PIP Laws: An Overview and Blueprint of Success for Chiropractic

An in-depth investigative report and analysis prepared for The American Chiropractor Magazine DISCLAIMER: This treatise is a review and personal opinion on the new Florida No Fault/PIP regulations. You have to make individual clinical and billing de

By Mark Studin

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Franchising, Is it for Me?

H aving been in business for over 40 years and franchis­ing for over a decade. I often get asked why would anyone buy a franchise when they could just open their own business. They will then go on to tell me about sonic friend or relative who invest

By John Leonesio

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Marketing the New Practice

There is a big difference between marketing a new practitioner and marketing an established practitioner. Marketing is made up of these elements: Money: The more money a doctor has. the more he can spend on advertising. Time: The more free time the

By Peter G. Fernandez

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Encouraging a Chiropractic Lifestyle For Your Patients

B eing a chiropractor is fulfilling for me because I know I am helping people. I am helping a runner find her stride again after an injury. I am helping a father pick up his kids again without pain. I am helping a senior adult stay active and contin

By Kevin Wong

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Pay Now or Pay Later... Expanding into Three Clinics and the Cost!

G ood staff will do. Imagine you were planning on build­ing a health care empire. Would you have time to be so picky about hiring new staff that you would delay months just to find that perfect staff member? Would you have time to constantly turn ov

By Tim Gober

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Validating the Role of the Chiropractic Assistant

W e arc all familiar with the National Board of Chi­ropractic Examiners (NBCE) and the existence of National Boards parts I. II. III. IV and P.T. for stu­dents in the doctor of chiropractic program. However, no such assessment has existed for genera

By Laurie Mueller

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Logan College of Chiropractic/University

Programs Names Dr. Clay McDonald as President Logan College of Chiropractic/University Programs today announced the selection of Dr. Clay McDonald as the college's next President. McDonald, a Logan alumnus, brings extensive experience in chiropracti

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