2 Sneaky Letters PI Payers Use to Sabotage Your Chiropractic Claims
If you do any PI work in your chiropractic practice, it’s likely your patients have (or will) receive a letter from personal injury payers that can have several potentially disastrous effects on your patient’s care, your claims and, ultimately, the reimbursements you...
Eliminating the Auditor’s “Ace in the Hole” to Protect Your Chiropractic Practice
In poker, the term “ace in hole” refers to a move that is sure to earn a win in the card game. Unfortunately, many auditors are walking around with their own “ace in the hole” and prepared to pull it out of their sleeve to demand repayment from...
How to Audit a Chiropractic Audit
There has been quite an upswing in chiropractic audit activity in the profession lately. I’m not sure if this is “audit season,” if payers have determined that once and for all they are going to “teach” us chiropractors a lesson and/or...
Medicare’s New Rule Affects How Much Care You Can Give Away
While one of my primary concerns here at The Strategic Chiropractor is helping you get paid for the work that you do, a frequent question we get at our seminars and via email is in regards to giving away care. Frequently, chiropractors want to know how if or how they...
