Infographics, advertorials, brochures, flyers, social media graphics, posters, and presentations are just some of the resources that the Illinois Chiropractic Society and the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress bring our members.
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In our continuing efforts to prevent proposed devasting Medicare cuts, we want to inform you that legislation has been introduced in Congress to DELAY the harmful Medicare cuts. H.R. 8505 (Burgess) seeks to delay the cuts by waiving the budget neutrality requirement for the 2021 proposed Medicare fee schedule for one year. We need you to act NOW!
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Research, research, research… This is the mantra that we hear from so many surrounding the efficacy of chiropractic care. Insurance companies, legislators, other medical providers, and even the public wants more information about the research of chiropractic care.
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This week, we are reminding you that we have two separate professional videos for public outreach purposes: What Does a Full Life Look Like and A Natural Approach to Opioids.
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HHS announced new grant funds are available within the Provider Relief Fund progrm. Phase 3 will include $20 billion and opens the door for even more chiropractic physicians to acquire funds through this program, including doctors who were new to practice in 2020.
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In Illinois, Governor Pritzker has designated October 2020 as Chiropractic Health Care Month. To help celebrate, we are making available to our members a library of 31 pro-chiropractic social media posts for each day of the month for download and publication to your social media channels.
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In Illinois, Governor Pritzker has issued a proclamation to designate October 2020 as Chiropractic Health Care Month. The proclamation highlights the benefits and importance of chiropractic care throughout the State. The proclamation also recognizes the dedication chiropractic physicians have for their patients. Every year approximately two million patients in Illinois visit chiropractic physicians.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a proposed rule that would make changes for Medicare payments under the Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) for 2021. When making changes, HHS is required to achieve budget neutrality which means for any increase there must be a decrease elsewhere. Therefore, under this rule, some codes received increases and others were significantly reduced.
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