Are You Charging What Workers’ Compensation Allows?

by KAC Staff | Jul 1, 2026 | CHUSA, KAC News, Partner Articles

By Dr. Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC I was reviewing practice numbers with a chiropractor recently who was convinced workers’ compensation patients just weren’t profitable anymore. His collections seemed lower than they should have been, and like many doctors, he...

What is a Pure Consent Provision?

by KAC Staff | Jul 1, 2026 | ChiroPreferred, KAC News, Partner Articles

Seven Malpractice Policy Pitfalls to Avoid Your insurance policy has a consent provision that decides if you have the choice to refuse to settle a claim. Learn the details of this important policy clause to better protect your future. Key Concepts Understand consent...

Frequency of Re-Exams in Chiropractic Care: Intervals or Outcomes?

by KAC Staff | Jun 30, 2026 | Featured Articles, KAC News, Partner Articles, Practisync

By: Ronald J. Farabaugh DC and Evan M. Gwilliam DC MBA CPC CCPC CPMA CPCO A common question in chiropractic documentation is: How often should a patient be re-examined? For years, many doctors have operated under some version of the “every 30 days” or “every 12...

How to Handle Patients Who Cancel — 7 Tips to Keep You in Control

by KAC Staff | Jun 3, 2026 | ChiroPreferred, KAC News, Partner Articles

It happened again this week. A last-minute cancellation on Tuesday and a patient no-show on Thursday. And there you are, stuck with vacant slots and lost income. Missed appointments are frustrating—and costly. One study found that financial losses from missed...

Rising Deductibles Are Reshaping Patient Expectations

by KAC Staff | Jun 1, 2026 | CHUSA, KAC News, Partner Articles

Healthcare affordability has become one of the defining challenges of 2026. According to a new analysis from KFF, the average Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace deductible increased by more than $1,000 per person this year — the largest increase in Marketplace...