Starting and building a practice depends on making a series of investments. Business executives weigh the risks and benefits and move forward based on their analyses. It’s the same with chiropractic. When you open a practice, you weigh the benefits, you calculate the potential profits and you consider the overhead,

The U.S. government has got you covered. Don’t worry about a thing. Your future is in the hands of bureaucrats and legislators. You can sleep well tonight. Just kidding. You can start hyperventilating any time you’re ready. We’re talking about the American healthcare system – or, to be more precise, its future. Setting aside clairvoyants,

Suffering patients visit their doctor’s office for one reason – to get better. They expect efficient, targeted and comprehensive treatment that will put them on the path to full recovery. However, many patients may not be aware of the benefits medically integrated practices provide and how a more rounded and wide-ranging diagnostic view can lead

Statistics don’t work in favor of the chiropractor – at least compared to medical doctors and dentists. Chiropractors treat more than 27 million people annually, according to the American Chiropractic Association. That’s of 323 million Americans, nearly all of whom will go to a medical doctor in their lifetimes. Some 83.6 percent of Americans went