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We may live in the greatest time of all to be a chiropractor. Medicine is acknowledging the short-comings of prescription drugs and surgeries, the health insurance industry is crumbling, and patients are actively looking for alternatives to improve their quality of life. At the same time, chiropractors have at their disposal some of the greatest technologies available for disseminating information to explain who we are and what we do.
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I remember watching Star Trek when I was growing up and marveling at many of the high tech devices that were used on the show. They were using cell phone-like gadgets, hand held diagnostic devices, and computers, way ahead of their time. All those amazing things that they had dreamed up then are now part of our everyday lives. Modern marvels are daily becoming mainstream tools, and we need to be aware of these innovations in order to keep up with the times. Spending money on technology is always an investment and should never be seen as an expense.
Tags: Dr. Pete Meinhofer, Practice Management Software, Technology
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Zig Ziglar once stated, “You only get what you want, if you help enough other people get what they want.” This statement was never truer than in today’s marketplace. With most businesses wanting to increase their profits while at the same time decreasing their costs, it would be wise to discuss the concept of lifetime patient value. This topic can be seen from the vantage point of both the doctor, and the patient.
In a court of law, your opinion in the area of personal injury is highly regarded. As a chiropractor you are considered an expert based on your skill, experience, training, and education in the area of biomechanics. Your opinions in matters concerning any trauma or accident are proof of damage and may be the only chance of retrieving a settlement for your patient.
As you may already know, managing a personal injury claim or workman’s compensation case can be more laborious than other types of care.
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