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When Free Isn’t Free: The Real Cost of Zero-Dollar Services

When Free Isn’t Free: The Real Cost of Zero-Dollar Services

Recently, a chiropractor posted in a Facebook group asking whether it was okay to provide extremity adjustments for free. The responses? All over the place. Some doctors proudly declared, “I never charge for them,” while others warned, “You can get in trouble for...

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8 Steps to Starting Your Own Chiropractic Practice

8 Steps to Starting Your Own Chiropractic Practice

So, you want to establish your own chiropractic practice? It’s a realistic goal with numerous benefits — starting, of course, with being your own boss. It also presents an opportunity to create something that reflects your vision of “how things should be done.”...

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Empower Your Patients with New Insurance Education Flyers

Empower Your Patients with New Insurance Education Flyers

The Kentucky Association of Chiropractors (KAC) is committed to ensuring chiropractors have the resources they need to navigate the often complex world of insurance coverage. We understand that insurance challenges can create barriers to accessing necessary treatment,...

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Legislative Update: 2025 Kentucky Session Recap

Legislative Update: 2025 Kentucky Session Recap

To watch a video update, please scroll down! This session, over 1,000 bills were introduced in the Kentucky legislative session, with a significant focus on education. While this number is slightly lower than the 1,220 bills introduced in 2024, the 2025 session was...

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When Free Isn’t Free: The Real Cost of Zero-Dollar Services

How to Hire the Right Team Members for Your Chiropractic Office

Hiring the right team can make or break your chiropractic practice. Whether you're just opening your doors, or looking to expand, finding the perfect fit for your clinic isn’t just about skills and experience—it’s about culture, attitude, and commitment to patient...

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8 Steps to Starting Your Own Chiropractic Practice

Managing Social Media Risks in Chiropractic Practices

Social media is a ubiquitous influence in nearly all areas of industry. Because of social media’s rapid expansion and increasing popularity, many chiropractic practices, chiropractors, and staff have embraced these technologies for marketing, advertising, and patient...

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EHR progress notes and cloning to save time

EHR progress notes and cloning to save time

by Mario Fucinari Published with appreciation to Chiropractic Economics and Foot Levelers. When cutting-and-pasting EHR progress notes leads to denials, and worse  In 2009, technological advances led the US government to advocate electronic health record (EHR) use.1...

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When Free Isn’t Free: The Real Cost of Zero-Dollar Services

Americans’ Ongoing Struggles with Health Care Costs

The high cost of health care has long been a significant burden for U.S. families, influencing decisions about insurance coverage and access to care. Recent findings from Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) polling reaffirm Americans' persistent financial challenges...

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8 Steps to Starting Your Own Chiropractic Practice

How to Create a Comprehensive Informed Consent Process

A strong informed consent process can protect your chiropractic practice from malpractice risks. In this article, chiropractors will learn key steps to ensure patients are fully informed before treatment. Key Concepts Essential elements of informed consent...

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Legislative Update: 2025 Kentucky Session Recap

119th Congress – Medicare Modernization

The American Chiropractic Association has long advocated for Medicare modernization, but previous efforts stalled at the end of the 2024 legislative session. Now, there’s a new opportunity to make meaningful change! On January 16, bipartisan legislation was...

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Legislative Update: 2025 Kentucky Session Recap

It’s time to renew your chiropractic license!

The Kentucky Board of Chiropractic Examiners has sent out 3 email reminders, as of the date of this post, to remind you to renew your chiropractic license. If you renew by March 1, 2025 – the cost will be $250. After March 1, there is a late fee of $300 assessed. If...

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