Author: David Flatt, DC, DABCO

Learning From Those We Treat

Posted by David Flatt, DC, DABCO | Aug 1, 2011 | Patient Communication, zall | 0 |

One of the great privileges of being a chiropractic physician is having the opportunity to help people. Hopefully, many people. And with many people come many different personalities. Over the years, I have come to challenge myself to find something about everyone that I like and/or admire. This is easy with most people, more difficult with others. But every person has a different story, different life experiences, and different perspectives. Every day, I learn from my patients. Their presence in my life is very enriching, and I hope that on most days, I am able to return the favor. As patients share with us their joys and sorrows, we become woven into the fabric of their lives.

Omohyoid Syndrome

Posted by David Flatt, DC, DABCO | Aug 1, 2010 | Clinical, Orthopedic, zall | 0 |

A 59-year-old female presented on referral from her family physician for complaints of left anterior neck pain. Duration of symptoms was three weeks and began suddenly.

Helping the Active Parent

Posted by David Flatt, DC, DABCO | Jun 1, 2010 | Clinical, Orthopedic, Sports, zall | 0 |

What strategy gives the patient the best chance of full recovery? What strategy puts the condition at greatest risk for chronicity, permanency or surgery?

Professional Maturity

Posted by David Flatt, DC, DABCO | Jun 1, 2006 | Practice Management, zall | 0 |

Against enormous odds and obstacles, the chiropractic profession has advanced admirably into mainstream American fiber. However, collectively, we often take one step forward and two steps back, and professionally, we endure daily discrimination from insurance companies, government programs, allopathic organizations and ourselves.