The first year in practice for a chiropractor can be challenging, but with proper planning and strategic decision-making, many rookie mistakes can be avoided. Here are some preventative tips to navigate through the initial phase successfully!
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One of the biggest struggles I see doctors having in practice today is hiring and maintaining a strong team. Although we are small businesses, thinking like a big business and following the examples of successful companies when it comes to building a team will help you flourish in practice. What successful companies know is that happy employees help a business thrive. And losing employees costs money (advertising, interviewing, training), time with lost productivity, and increases customer service complaints and errors, which impacts your other employees, and more importantly, your patients.
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The ICS is the largest association in Illinois representing the chiropractic profession, and advocating for our physician members and their patients.
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In the setting of chronic lower back pain in a young individual, a seronegative spondyloarthropathy would be the prime consideration, with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) being the most likely etiologyunless.
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Many physicians learn about the Medical Practice Act only when facing licensing or disciplinary issues. Familiarity with key topics helps avoid problems and provide clarity.
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Medicare has three criteria that must be met to prove medical necessity.
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Here is a guide for opening a practice.
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The Illinois Chiropractic Society initiated an amendment to the Medical Practice Act, enabling chiropractic physicians to delegate patient care tasks to both licensed and unlicensed personnel, improving practice flexibility within certain regulations. Read the article for more details!
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