Good Faith Estimates and Informed Consent

Recorded On: 01/27/2024

This presentation will provide an overview of how to implement good faith estimates (GFEs) within your informed consent and new patient appointment process.

Upon completion of this presentation learners should be able to:

Identify when to use goof faith estimates (GFEs).

Integrate new patient procedures to make Monday morning more efficient.
Describe appropriate ways to document and confirm informed consent.

1 CE credit in PACE accepted states

PACE ID: 01272412

Crystal Zagwyn, DC, CPhT, DABFP, CME

Crystal Zagwyn, DC, CPhT, DABFP, CME, attended the University ofMaine, Orono, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. Shegraduated from Sherman College of Chiropractic with a Doctor of Chiropracticdegree in 2012. She then received a post-doctorate Diplomate of the American Boardof Forensic Professionals after completing her studies with training throughthe University of Bridgeport with Chiropractic Development International (CDI)program in 2017. She teaches throughout the U.S. on the topics of standards ofcare, compliance, documentation, patient outcomes, clinical research, andintegration into clinical practice, and works with chiropractors to enhancepatient outcomes with professional standards. She is an active board member ofthe Maine Chiropractic Association as well as the current president of theAmerican Chiropractic Association Council on Forensic Sciences.

Dr. Z, as she is often called around the office, enjoys tennis, singing,providing community education and outreach, as well as the change of seasons inMaine. She is a lifelong learner and loves continuing her education andknowledge of comprehensive and collaborative care styles within thechiropractic profession, constantly learning and researching the mostsupported, evidence-based information available so that she can provide thebest care for her patients.