Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “chiropractic business”
If you are still waiting on or seeking funds in the PPP or EIDL Disaster programs for Chiropractors (and other small business owners too), the last week or so has seen a lot of activity — and there’s hope on the horizon! First, as we reported earlier, some COVID-19 programs ran out of money. Specifically, the PPP loan program was …
If your chiropractic practice has been impacted by COVID-19 (and whose hasn’t?!), you may want to check out the ERC Tax Credit for Chiropractors. Here’s why: As of April 16, 2020 the SBA announced that there is no money left for chiropractors in the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). The announcement certainly is not limited to doctors of chiropractic, as there …
The topic of Economic Disaster Relief Loans for Chiropractors (and everyone else) is storming every news channel, podcast and social media outlet right now in the wake of the Coronavirus crisis. Yes, I understand that these Economic Disaster Relief Loans for Chiropractors are much needed in many cases, but I’m not convinced that these programs are the appropriate …
Although there is debate on whether the two characters of the Chinese word for crisis mean “danger” and “opportunity,” the concept is certainly applicable in respect to how chiropractic stands within the Coronavirus situation. Obviously, the threat of Coronavirus in chiropractic brings both danger and challenges to our patients, our business and our community. But with it, we chiropractors have …
A quick glance at healthcare news will reveal that chiropractic audits in 2020 will see an increase again thanks to the fact that they are perhaps the best return on investment the federal government sees with the Office of Inspector General’s program (or perhaps any program). While this may be good news for the OIG’s coffers, it’s definitely bad news …
*** The March 19 Live Seminar in Seattle is RESCHEDULED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS ISSUE*** If you have already registered please see your email for details. The LATEST Need-to-Know Insurance Updates to Get Paid for What You Do, Protect Your Business, Position Your Practice For More Cash (Or Less Insurance Dependence) AND Prepare Your Chiropractic Practice to …
At the start or end of a year, we often hear about lists of the latest ideas shaping our profession and so, here are chiropractic practice trends that chiropractors will see and experience in 2020 and beyond. Rather than pull random predictions, I’ve also included references to why you will be seeing and experiencing these chiropractic practice trends (if you …
To chiropractors on both sides of the fence, a chiropractic non-compete agreement is often a hotly contested issue. For a business owner that is seeking to employ an associate chiropractor, there are obvious practical advantages of having a non-compete agreement, plus the experience learned in the school of hard knocks that basically teaches that non-competes are pretty much indispensable. After …
Despite what happens in the offices of many or most chiropractors, there IS a science to setting your chiropractic fees. Sadly, many chiropractors create their fee schedule based on fear, haggling or a random throw of the dice. In today’s post, we will discuss the strategic science of setting your chiropractic fees for profit and positioning. Here’s why and how: …
Some new data has emerged since our original post attempted to answer the question “How much do chiropractors make?” So here’s the latest update on chiropractor salary stats and answers to burnings question asked by associate doctors looking for chiropractic jobs and by chiropractic business owners alike who are wondering how they compare to their peers. While the question “How much …
