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What to Expect From a Chiropractic Malpractice Lawsuit

What to Expect From a Chiropractic Malpractice Lawsuit

In this article, chiropractors will learn about the steps of a malpractice lawsuit. Chiropractors face unique risks. Understanding what a malpractice lawsuit entails can help chiropractors feel more prepared. This article outlines the process of a malpractice lawsuit....

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Using Timed Therapy Codes Appropriately

Using Timed Therapy Codes Appropriately

In chiropractic care, accurate and appropriate use of timed therapy codes is essential for ensuring compliance with federal regulations and avoiding legal pitfalls. Recent legal actions against The Grand Health Care System and its affiliates highlight the importance...

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Using Timed Therapy Codes Appropriately

Rising Costs: A Growing Concern for Patients

Rising healthcare costs are an increasingly pressing issue for many Americans, affecting their ability to access and afford necessary medical care. Among those feeling the strain are patients seeking chiropractic care, who are particularly burdened by the financial...

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What to Expect From a Chiropractic Malpractice Lawsuit

Chiropractic Malpractice Cases: Answers to Common Questions

Your job as a chiropractor carries unique risks that can leave you susceptible to malpractice claims. In this article, we’ll answer eight common questions about chiropractic malpractice claims and lawsuits so you can be better prepared. Key Concepts Common questions...

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KAC PAC Members Attend 35th Annual Golf Outing

KAC PAC Members Attend 35th Annual Golf Outing

On June 14, key members of the Kentucky Association of Chiropractors Political Action Committee (KAC PAC) attended 35th Annual Golf Scramble hosted by Senator Damon Thayer at Cherry Blossom Golf Club in Georgetown, KY. Events like these provide a unique opportunity...

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Adjusting the Narrative: The Art of Persuasive Peer-to-Peer Calls

New Department of Labor Overtime Rule effective July 1, 2024

OVERVIEW On April 24, 2024, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced a final rule that substantially increases salary threshold amounts for determining which “white collar” (executive, administrative, professional (EAP), or highly compensated) employees are eligible...

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Obituary: Christopher Anderson

Obituary: Christopher Anderson

It is with a heavy heart we report the passing of Dr. Christopher Anderson. Dr. Anderson, DC, 41 of Reedsburg passed away unexpectedly from a heart attack in his sleep on Wednesday, June 5th 2024.  He was born on March 16, 1983, at the Reedsburg Area Medical Center to...

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Adjusting the Narrative: The Art of Persuasive Peer-to-Peer Calls

Real ID by May 7, 2025

Starting May 7, 2025, standard driver licenses will no longer be accepted for these 3 purposes: 1.) clearing airport security checkpoints to board commercial, domestic flights; 2.) entry into military bases; and 3.) entry to federal buildings that require...

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Adjusting the Narrative: The Art of Persuasive Peer-to-Peer Calls

Ambetter Updates

Effective January 1, Ambetter has become an independent marketplace plan for Kentuckians. We have recently communicated with Ambetter regarding their chiropractic policies following the transition. It has come to our attention that the separation of their...

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