Chiropractic Resources

Chiropractic Office Equipment and Tools There’s no question that the most important chiropractic tools or equipment are the trained practitioner’s own hands. While performing adjustments, however, or running a chiropractic office, there are certain...

As states begin to reengage some sectors of the economy, businesses are being asked to develop COVID-19 preparedness and response plans. For clinics developing their plan it is important to consider adding screening procedures to minimize the spread of...

With providers rapidly moving towards offering telehealth services many are seeking out best practices for this new service offering. One of the areas that providers must make sure to consider is the documentation requirements that may vary from a...

Chiropractors in many states are considered an essential business, and therefore, may remain open during shelter-in place orders. If you are treating patients in office, you may need to amend your operations in order to flatten the curve. On behalf of...

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced last month that the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) Data Validation and Audits have begun. Though there is little information currently available regarding the audit process, CMS...

Chiropractic Spinal Nerve Charts Chiropractic is a holistic approach to health care. While many patients think of chiropractic only as a way to relieve back or neck pain, as a practitioner you know that the brain controls every cell in the body via...

It’s nearly the end of 2018, and while people are getting into the holiday spirit, there are also practical matters to consider when it comes to insurance benefits. Advising your patients on how to make the most of their benefits by year’s end is a...

This case study of Scott N. MacAdam Chiropractic Corp. is based on a December 2018 survey for ChiroTouch customers by TechValidate, a 3rd-party research service. View the full case study...

The formula is simple, but powerful: An Efficient Practice = A More Profitable Practice. And, of course, the opposite is also true – a practice’s inefficiencies eats away each and every month at practice profits. The reality is that many providers...

The mnemonic term SOAP – Subjective Objective Assessment Plan – was devised as a way for doctors to document their patient’s progress. The SOAP note style is best used during routine office visits vs. the initial visits of episodes of care, which...

Improving your chiropractic patient check-in process can make every patient’s visit easier, faster, and more enjoyable. Here are a few tips to improve the process.  Patient Check-In Process When you’re considering ways to improve your chiropractic...

Chiropractic practice management software helps to keep your business organized, but did you know it can also save your chiropractic practice money and help increase your profits? Read on for more. Chiropractic Practice Management Software Can Increase...

Your chiropractic assistants are an invaluable part of your practice. Help them do their jobs better with the tips in this infographic. View it below or click here to download...

Getting new business can be hard, which makes keeping existing patients coming back crucial to your bottom line. Here are a few tips to keep your chiropractic patients coming back. Chiropractic Patient Retention No matter how much marketing you do,...

What are SOAP Notes? The term chiropractic “SOAP notes” has nothing to do with working up a lather. So what does “SOAP” stand for? It stands for “Subjective Objective Assessment Plan,” which provides documentation of a patient’s...