Join Dr. Michael Powell, DC, who will provide an overview of the evidence-based procedures he uses with patients who suffer persistent post-concussion syndrome (PPCS). These patients continue to suffer headache, dizziness, or other symptoms for months or years after their initial injury. Dr. Powell will provide a template for assessment that will enable the chiropractor to provide individualized care for these challenging patients. He will share treatment strategies that lead to faster, more successful outcomes for those with PPCS.

Join Dr. Scott Bautch for a webinar examining how doctors of chiropractic can keep their patients active, adaptive, and healthy at home through ergonomics during the COVID-19 pandemic. This course will help doctors of chiropractic to better understand the unique challenges of working and studying from home. This will include reviewing mechanical ergonomics versus human ergonomics; discussing the unique challenges of working from home, such as workstation design with limited resources and lack of mobility; designing a home care program for people working and studying from home; and reviewing what early data is saying about the health effects of working from home both physically and emotionally.

Chair yoga is an easy and approachable active treatment tool which can help address the inactivity experienced working from home. In this webinar, Dr. Vivian Ly, DC will introduce the evidence supporting yoga for low back pain, practice chair yoga, and discuss how to instruct your patients through a chair yoga sequence.

With the new “work-from-home” reality, our patients face unique challenges to their health. The lack of a traditional work space, less accessibility to healthcare and limitations on group exercise mean that creative solutions are needed. In this course, Dr. Daniel Bockmann will outline how to easily adapt your practice to these critical needs. He will discuss: Simple home workstation setup & optimization tips; building a powerful Youtube rehab library to supplement your patients’ home care; incorporating impressive “rehab homework” emails for patients; and easy home fitness guidelines your patients will love

Join Dr. Robert George, DC, CCSP for this webinar examining chiropractic, posture, and the diaphragm. The diaphragm is not only a muscle of respiration, but it is also a pelvic and spinal stabilizer that influences spinal position. Natural human asymmetries, including asymmetrical differences of the diaphragm left and right side, contribute to patterns and positions of the pelvis as airflow into the thorax determines position and posture of the entire axial spine. Understanding human asymmetries, the diaphragm, patterned respiration, and chains of muscles as they direct position and posture will provide a framework for effective treatment and performance strategies. Without integrating the diaphragm to reposition, retrain and restore balanced function within an asymmetrical framework, many of our treatment approaches will be defeated by repetitive patho-mechanical compensation and an over reliance on accessory muscles of respiration.

​Are you on the revenue cycle hamster wheel? Do you find that your Accounts Receivable for patients and insurance continues to grow or be unmanageable? Are you finding that old money is sitting in your Accounts Receivable report instead of your business account? There are many moving parts to a revenue cycle system, many which often go unmanaged or receive inadequate time and attention. In this webinar, Brandy Brimhall will discuss all moving parts to your practice revenue cycle system, why they’re necessary to the health of your practice and how to get these systems in alignment and operating smoothly. This webinar is not for CE credit.

In this presentation, Dr. James Demetrious will present compelling new research related to the clinical manifestations of COVID-19. Emphasis will be placed upon diagnostic presentations, susceptibility and thromboembolic events that have been linked to coronavirus. After viewing this presentation, registrants will be able to discuss diagnostic assessment of patients presenting with COVID-19, and recognize the role of coronavirus and its predisposition to thromboembolic events and stroke.

Join Dr. Michael Powell, DC, who will share his experience in working with Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline patients. This work is primarily based on functional neurology and Bredesen protocols. Foundational concepts, assessment, care and a practice model will be shared. You will find that there is very real hope for those concerned about the health of the aging brain.

This course by Dr. Joel P Carmichael, DC, DACBSP provides an overview of the basics of clinical science literature search and retention, and a brief overview for critically appraising two common study designs published in the clinical literature. Learners will learn to apply commonly used criteria to appraise the evidence in selected journal articles, determine their level of rigor and usefulness, and identify and discuss their strengths and limitations. Resources commonly used by the scientific community will be referenced to enable immediate application of the course content in daily clinical practice.

State guidelines and 3rd party payors identify procedures that are deemed “experimental, investigational and unproven”. This lengthy list of procedures includes laser therapy, kinesio-taping, dry needling and many, many more. This session will cover in detail: -The definition and meaning of “unproven, investigational and experimental” procedures -Best Practices (and even state rules for some!) for communicating this type of procedure properly to your patients -Where and how to learn which procedures are labeled as “unproven” (We’ll even review some payor policies in this session) -How to code and bill for unproven procedures (for insurance and self-pay patients) -Documentation rules and best-practices for clearly recording the rendering of these procedures in your patient notes