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Table Talk: How to Become a Licensed Animal Chiropractor in Kentucky: No Veterinary Supervision Required

Table Talk: What posters are required in my office?

KAC Member Question: Do you know what posters that a business owner has to post in their office legally? Answer: Absolutely. Below we’ve put together a list of posters required – both federally and Kentucky law as well as for the healthcare sector. These postings...

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Shaping the Future of Chiropractic – One Student at a Time

Shaping the Future of Chiropractic – One Student at a Time

Each year, ChiroHealthUSA proudly awards the Foxworth Family Scholarship to a chiropractic student who embodies the values of service, dedication, and a vision for advancing patient care. This year, we are thrilled to honor Dorian Achaval as the 2025 recipient. The...

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Table Talk: How to Become a Licensed Animal Chiropractor in Kentucky: No Veterinary Supervision Required

Table Talk: When is a BAA need in a chiropractic office?

KAC Member Question: This is a follow up question to last week’s topic. When does a chiropractic office need a BAA? See last week’s topic on if a BAA is needed for a shredding company here. Answer: Below is a comprehensive list of common scenarios where a chiropractic...

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Table Talk: How to Become a Licensed Animal Chiropractor in Kentucky: No Veterinary Supervision Required

Table Talk: What is the proper CPT code for Shockwave?

KAC Member Question: What is the proper CPT code to bill Shockwave Therapy? Answer: Short answer is: CPT code - 0101T We didn’t just want to stop there. We wanted to add a little extra food-for-thought for our members. Billing Shockwave Therapy: What KAC Members Need...

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Table Talk: How to Become a Licensed Animal Chiropractor in Kentucky: No Veterinary Supervision Required

Table Talk: Newly licensees

KAC Member Question: Can a newly licensed chiropractor work under the main chiropractor while waiting on credentialing to process for billing services to insurance? Answer: Yes, a newly licensed chiropractor can work once they receive their chiropractic license from...

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Understanding the Emotional Impact of Chiropractic Malpractice Claims

Board Complaints vs. Malpractice Claims: Key Concepts

Board complaints and malpractice claims are two distinct challenges that can significantly impact your chiropractic practice. In this article, you’ll learn how they both work, their potential consequences, and how malpractice insurance provides essential protection...

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Shaping the Future of Chiropractic – One Student at a Time

Compliance Risk is Revenue Risk

In today's complex healthcare environment, providers are expected to deliver quality care while also navigating a growing web of regulatory responsibilities. Unfortunately, too many chiropractic practices overlook one critical truth: compliance risk is directly tied...

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