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Chiropractic physicians often demonstrate exceptional clinical confidence when managing spinal complaints, yet upper extremity conditions can present unique diagnostic and treatment challenges. This practical  workshop focuses on the most common shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand conditions encountered in clinical practice.

Attendees will review current best practices for evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of upper extremity disorders, including simple in-office and home-based exercise strategies. Emphasis will be placed on practical assessment techniques, evidence-informed treatment approaches, and improving patient outcomes.

Participants will leave with greater confidence and clinical competence in managing common upper extremity injuries and conditions encountered in active and general patient populations.

This session is sponsored by ChiroUp. 
 

This four-hour program explores the evolving role of chiropractic physicians in a healthcare system increasingly focused on function, outcomes, and collaboration. Attendees will examine the differences between symptom management and functional correction, the benefits of interdisciplinary care, and the neurophysiological effects of chiropractic treatment on proprioception and movement.

Participants will leave with a greater understanding of collaborative care models and chiropractic's role in addressing chronic musculoskeletal conditions and improving long-term patient outcomes.

This session is sponsored by Advanced Medical Integration (AMI). 

While chiropractic physicians are highly skilled in the management of spinal conditions, lower extremity complaints can often present diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. This practical three-hour workshop focuses on the most common hip, knee, ankle, and foot conditions seen in clinical practice.

Attendees will review current best practices for evaluating, treating, and rehabilitating lower extremity disorders, with an emphasis on practical assessment methods, evidence-informed care, and simple in-office and home-based rehabilitation strategies.

Participants will leave with increased confidence and a stronger clinical framework for managing common lower extremity injuries and conditions, helping them achieve better patient outcomes both on and off the field.

This session is sponsored by ChiroUP.

Strong documentation is essential for supporting medical necessity, treatment decisions, and compliance requirements. In this practical program, Dr. John Davila will review strategies for documenting patient care from initial presentation through active care, wellness care, and reactivation of care when clinically appropriate.

Attendees will learn how to establish functional goals, support treatment plans, document patient progress, and create records that accurately reflect clinical decision-making while meeting payer and regulatory expectations.

This session is sponsored by ChiroPreferred. 

As the U.S. population ages, chiropractic physicians are increasingly serving older adults with complex healthcare needs. By 2030, nearly 20% of Americans will be age 65 or older, creating unprecedented demand for accessible healthcare services. At the same time, healthcare workforce shortages are resulting in extended wait times for patients seeking care. As discussions continue regarding expanded Medicare coverage for chiropractic physicians, doctors of chiropractic must be prepared to confidently evaluate, communicate with, and manage the unique challenges facing older adults.

This comprehensive program provides practical strategies for delivering patient-centered care to aging populations. Participants will explore screening tools, intake procedures, physical examinations, falls prevention, gait assessment, disability considerations, assistive technologies, communication techniques, and common barriers to care including loneliness, grief, depression, dementia, abuse, and post-traumatic stress. The course will also review common laboratory testing, imaging, geriatric comorbidities, special care considerations, masquerading diseases, emerging health concerns, pharmacology, sleep disorders, and chronic pain management.

Designed for chiropractic physicians who want to expand their knowledge and confidence in caring for older adults, this program will provide actionable tools to improve clinical decision-making, interdisciplinary collaboration, community engagement, and preparedness for the evolving healthcare needs of the Medicare population.

Sponsored by NCMIC

Join Dr. Robert Silverman for an in-depth exploration of low-level laser therapy and its emerging applications in health, wellness, and patient care. This comprehensive program examines the science behind laser therapy, including its relationship to cellular function, mitochondrial activity, inflammation, nervous system regulation, and tissue healing.

Using current research and clinical experience, Dr. Silverman will discuss laser applications across a variety of patient presentations, including musculoskeletal conditions, brain health, gut-brain communication, and healthy aging. Attendees will review the proposed mechanisms of laser therapy, explore its role within broader functional medicine strategies, and participate in hands-on demonstrations of clinical protocols.

Through lecture, case studies, and practical workshops, participants will gain a greater understanding of laser therapy and its potential integration into contemporary chiropractic and multidisciplinary practice settings.

This session is sponsored by Erchonia Laser.

Disasters, public health emergencies, and community crises can occur without warning, and chiropractic physicians have valuable skills to contribute when they do. This engaging program explores the many ways DCs can support patients and communities before, during, and after emergencies. Participants will review essential first aid principles, learn how to recognize and respond to developing public health concerns, and discover opportunities to serve both in the field and through their own practices. Whether you are interested in disaster response, community preparedness, or volunteer service, this course will help you identify meaningful ways to make an impact while utilizing the unique strengths of the chiropractic profession.

This session is sponsored by NCMIC.