Part IV NBCE Soon Required for Illinois Chiropractic Physician Licensure
To qualify for licensure as a chiropractic physician, Illinois requires only Parts I, II, III of the exam of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
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Member Success Stories
Medicare was not billed nor were we paid by Medicare. In addition, we also received a copy of the check from Allstate that had our name on it.
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Can You “Opt Out” of Medicare?
To avoid the regulations, billing requirements, and documentation requirements, some chiropractic physicians try to find the loopholes in this prohibition.
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What parts of the NBCE examination does the State of Illinois require?
What parts of the NBCE examination does the State of Illinois require?
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The Illinois Chiropractic Society recently launched our patient centered public awareness initiative – HealthierIllinois.com. The campaign is designed to reach out to patients, other providers, and health care systems and plans in order to develop awareness around our Natural First approach.
Read MoreWhat Does a Full Life Look Like?
Since 1895, chiropractors have been helping patients address issues ranging from headaches to back pain. Unlike most forms of modern medicine, what sets chiropractic apart is its commitment to a natural-first mindset. A hands-on approach makes our care unique and it’s one of the reasons that our patients report one of the highest satisfaction ratings in healthcare. Learn more about how chiropractors help patients achieve a fuller, healthier life using this natural first approach.
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Five Simple Ways to Promote Your Practice
You need to figure out what works best for you and your practice. Here are ideas that will help inspire you to market your practice.
Read MoreMedicare Equality
The campaign and its related petition are aimed at achieving a federal statutory change that would grant full physician status to doctors of chiropractic under Medicare.
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