Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Chiropractic Seminars”
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 …
If you plan on seeing any Medicare patients in 2017, it’s time to start planning for the changes you must make. We’ll start with the easy ones and move onward towards those that may raise our blood pressure a few points. The New Medicare Part B Deductible For 2017, The new Medicare Part B Deductible will be $183. That’s an …
Occasionally, I run into chiropractors who boldly inform me that they have no plans to leave chiropractic. They want to “die with their boots on” and can’t imagine life without chiropractic. While I commend their enthusiasm, I usually question their motives as well. After all, in sports and entertainment, it’s easy to spot the diehard who stayed past his prime …
At one point in time, virtually every business owner – chiropractors included – has asked the question “How can I improve my income?” Today’s post will discuss this mega-dilemma of nearly all entrepreneurs. Before we discuss potential solutions, allow me to throw another question at you: HOW do you want to increase your income?
Here’s the bad news you already know: an increasing amount of good chiropractors are being audited by insurance companies and asked to repay hefty sums due to “insufficient documentation” or “improper coding” or other practices that somehow get viewed as substandard. And the ensuing mayhem that this creates is destroying many practices and robbing more of profits. Here’s the good …
