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How to choose a chiropractic school: Your complete 2025 guide

Chiropractic Economics

Where to attend chiropractic school is one of the most important decisions of your future career. Here’s everything you need to know.

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Tendinopathy Rehab and Metabolic Health: Why Loading Alone Isn’t Enough

ChiroUp

“Just load it” , right? That’s been the dominant narrative for managing tendinopathy: progressive loading with the goal of building up the capacity of the tendon. Common protocols like the Alfredson eccentric program and Heavy Slow Resistance (HSR) training are well-supported by research and utilized as the primary treatment approach. And while this biomechanical approach is effective for many patients, it’s increasingly clear that tendinopathy is not just a local overuse issue.

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Is 9 Months the Sweet Spot After ACL Reconstruction?

Mike Reinold

Is time or objective data more important when determining if an athlete should return to sport after ACL reconstruction? The post Is 9 Months the Sweet Spot After ACL Reconstruction? appeared first on Mike Reinold.

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Highly Sensitive Chiropractors: Boundaries, Burnout & Business with Todd Smith

Rocket Chiro

In this episode of the Rocket Chiro Podcast, Jerry Kennedy sits down with Todd Smith from True Inner Freedom to explore a topic that hits home for many chiropractors — being a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). This conversation dives into how sensitivity can affect your practice, your business, your personal life, and ultimately your happiness as a chiropractor.

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Concussions & Sports: When It’s Safe to Return to Play

Chiros in Motion

Concussions are a serious injury that can impact an athlete’s performance, focus, balance, and long-term brain health. They’re more common in contact and collision sports like football, soccer, hockey, and lacrosse—but they can happen in any sport. While most athletes recover well with the right support, returning to play too soon can delay healing or […] The post Concussions & Sports: When It’s Safe to Return to Play appeared first on Chiros in Motion.

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CUKC to hold College of Chiropractic Open House July 11

Chiropractic Economics

On Friday, July 11, Cleveland University-Kansas City will hold the CUKC College of Chiropractic Open House. The event is scheduled for 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. on the CUKC campus at 10850 Lowell Ave., Overland Park, Kansas 66210, a CUKC blog post noted. During the event, you can: Meet the president of CUKC Talk with instructors Learn about financial aid and scholarships Take a guided campus tour Join interactive breakout sessions Hear how chiropractic fits the healthcare needs of today The CUKC College

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Which chiropractic method is most effective and why?

Beecher Chiropractic

Clear Lake Chiropractor Comments: This is a question that I get from my students at the Chiropractic College. My patients at my Houston, TX office will ask if there are different chiropractic methods that work better for different patients. The Diversified technique is widely considered a highly effective chiropractic method. It’s known for its precision in identifying and correcting spinal misalignments, often leading to pain relief and improved mobility.

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Why Remote Workers Are Turning To Chiropractors For Posture Relief

Oviedo Chiropractic

Since the shift to remote work, many of us have traded ergonomic office setups for kitchen chairs, couches, or beds. While the flexibility can be great, it often comes at a cost—poor posture. Without even realizing it, you might spend hours hunched over a laptop, craning your neck forward, or slouching into your seat. Over time, these habits can lead to discomfort, tension, and long-term postural issues.

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202: How Polyvagal Theory Elevates Chiropractic Results

ChiroCandy Marketing

Learn more: [link] Summary: In this episode of The ChiroCandy podcast, host Billy Sticker sits down with Dr. Don MacDonald as he shares his journey into chiropractic care, influenced by his experiences as a basketball player and his struggles with chronic knee issues. He discusses the significance of Polyvagal Theory in understanding the nervous system and its implications for chiropractic practice.

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The Body Code: Identify imbalances to help your patients heal faster

Chiropractic Economics

Holistic solutions to accelerate recovery By Gloria N. Hall Chiropractic Economics talked to veteran holistic physician and one of the world’s foremost experts on natural methods of achieving wellness, Bradley Nelson, DC , who shared his thoughts on his latest book, The Body Code TM , and how it aligns with chiropractic care, why DCs should care about energy healing methods, the significance of the six hidden areas of imbalance, alternative solutions to help patients address the root causes of p

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Mastering the “Report of Findings” in Chiropractic Care

DC Practice Growth

I will not Stress this enough. Effective communication is a cornerstone of successful chiropractic practice, ESPECIALLY during the critical “report of findings” session. This is a pivotal conversation which marks the transition from the initial consultation (your day one) to the follow-up appointment (your day two). The Role of Day One: Laying the Foundation for Success Many issues with patient conversion originate not from the report of findings itself, but instead, from inadequacies during the

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Episode 310 – Why Every Chiropractor Needs an Ideal Client Profile (ICP)

The Remarkable Practice

                                Recap You can’t serve everyone, but when you get clear on who you’re really meant to help, everything changes. Dr. Pete and Dr. Stephen lay out a step-by-step framework for defining your Ideal Client Profile (ICP) and explain why it is the key to shaping every part of your business. From the care you provide to the marketing that brings the right people through your doors, clarity in your mission, vision, and purpose influences it a

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New OrthoCarolina Pain Protocol Eliminates Opioids?!

Orthopedics This Week

New study shows a way to eliminate opioid use for pain management in 5 common ortho procedures. Really interesting new study out of the OrthoCarolina Research Institute. A must read. The post New OrthoCarolina Pain Protocol Eliminates Opioids?! appeared first on Orthopedics This Week.

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Taking Vacations as a Solo Practitioner

Modern Chiropractic Marketing

Why and How to Make It Happen As a solo practitioner, taking a vacation might feel like an impossible luxury. You’re the only doctor in your practice, and your patients rely on you. But here’s the truth: vacations aren’t just a nice-to-have—they’re essential for your well-being and the long-term success of your practice. In this post, we’ll explore why you should take time off and share practical strategies to make it happen without breaking the bank or disrupting your business.

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Does your EHR system help or hurt you?

Chiropractic Economics

Insurance carriers increasingly target doctors of chiropractic, exploiting vulnerabilities often found in chiropractic electronic health record (EHR) systems. These weaknesses can lead to denied claims, delayed payments, audits or even lawsuits, posing significant risks to a practice’s legal, financial and reputational health. To protect their practices, DCs must recognize how EHR systems can either safeguard or expose them to these threats.

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Mastering Sustainable Growth in Chiropractic Practices

DC Practice Growth

Growing a thriving chiropractic or healthcare business requires more than sporadic marketing success—it demands consistency, structured systems, and ongoing personal and professional growth for sustainable growth. In the Blog you will find a comprehensive guide to achieving sustainable scalability by integrating business fundamentals with personal development, avoiding common pitfalls, and cultivating a growth-oriented philosophy.

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Episode 068 – Internal Marketing Done Right with Dr. Chris Grier

The Remarkable Practice

Your best new clients might already be sitting in front of you. Are you asking the right questions to bring them in? Dr. Lona sits down with Dr. Chris Grier, a seasoned TRP coach and experienced practitioner, to explore how internal marketing can quietly become your most powerful growth tool. Instead of hoping for word-of-mouth, they walk through how to build processes that consistently turn trust into new business.

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Midwest Ortho Wins Neer Award For Outstanding Science

Orthopedics This Week

Midwest Ortho’s Grant Garrigues M.D. and Greg Nicholson M.D. win the prestigious Neer Award for research. Their study? Outpatient vs surgeon directed PT. Who wins? Here’s the answer. The post Midwest Ortho Wins Neer Award For Outstanding Science appeared first on Orthopedics This Week.

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Can a Chiropractor Help With Neuropathy?

Oviedo Chiropractic

Peripheral neuropathy is more than an occasional tingle in your hands or feet. When damaged or irritated nerves misfire, you may feel burning, stabbing pain , numbness, or muscle weakness that can disrupt everything from walking the dog to buttoning a shirt. Millions of Americans live with these symptoms, yet many don’t realize that conservative, drug-free care—including chiropractic and laser therapy—can ease discomfort and help nerves heal.

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McTimoney College principal appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire

Chiropractic Economics

Christina Cunliffe, PhD, DC On June 14, The McTimoney College of Chiropractic announced that Professor Christina Cunliffe, Principal, has been appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in recognition of her outstanding services to healthcare education. According to the UK’s Honours and Appointments Secretariat , King George V established the Order of the British Empire in 1917 to honor people who had served in a non-combative role and expanded it to reward those who ma

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Nervous System Regulation: The Foundation of Whole-Body Health

CLA

We often hear people say, “I just need to relax.” But relaxation is only part of the equation. What your body truly needs is regulation—the ability to shift gears, respond […] The post Nervous System Regulation: The Foundation of Whole-Body Health appeared first on INSiGHT CLA.

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How Chiropractic Can Support Healthy Ageing Beyond Retirement

Total Health Chiropractic

Ageing is a natural part of life, but it doesn’t have to mean slowing down or losing independence. Healthy ageing is about more than just getting older. It’s about staying physically active, mentally sharp, socially connected and feeling good in your body. While it’s true that our bodies go through changes with age, that doesn’t … Continue reading "How Chiropractic Can Support Healthy Ageing Beyond Retirement" The post How Chiropractic Can Support Healthy Ageing Beyond Retireme

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Using Smart Watches to Track Shoulder Rehab Outcomes

Orthopedics This Week

Smart watches can change shoulder rehab outcomes by providing that critical feedback loop. Here’s a new study that documents how that works. Check it out. The post Using Smart Watches to Track Shoulder Rehab Outcomes appeared first on Orthopedics This Week.

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Highly Sensitive Chiropractors: Boundaries, Burnout & Business with Todd Smith

Rocket Chiro

In this episode of the Rocket Chiro Podcast, Jerry Kennedy sits down with Todd Smith from True Inner Freedom to explore a topic that hits home for many chiropractors — being a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). This conversation dives into how sensitivity can affect your practice, your business, your personal life, and ultimately your happiness as a chiropractor.

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The Joint Corp. names new chief financial officer

Chiropractic Economics

The Joint Corp., the US’s largest provider of chiropractic care through The Joint Chiropractic® network, announced Scott J. Bowman joined as Chief Financial Officer, replacing Jake Singleton, effective June 10. “With over three decades’ experience in finance, including serving as CFO at three publicly traded companies and one private, Scott brings deep expertise in capital markets, strategic planning, operations and investor relations,” said CEO, President and Director Sanjiv Razdan

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How Stress Shows Up in the Nervous System (and What to Do About It)

CLA

We’ve all heard that too much stress is bad for your health. But what most people don’t realize is this: Stress doesn’t just come and go—it can leave a lasting […] The post How Stress Shows Up in the Nervous System (and What to Do About It) appeared first on INSiGHT CLA.

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Recovery vs. Performance: How Chiropractors Help Athletes Find Balance

Total Health Chiropractic

In the world of sport and physical activity, there’s often a tug-of-war between pushing your body harder and giving it the time it needs to recover. Athletes are frequently told to “leave it all on the field” — but also to “train smart” and prioritise rest. Balancing these two messages can be confusing, especially for … Continue reading "Recovery vs.

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ReGelTec Announces First Patient Treated in U.S. IDE Clinical Trial for HYDRAFIL System to Treat Chronic Low Back Pain

OrthoSpineNews

BALTIMORE, June 18, 2025 -( BUSINESS WIRE )- ReGelTec Inc. , a company developing a percutaneous hydrogel implant for the treatment of chronic low back pain caused by degenerative disc disease, announced it has treated the first patient in its HYDRAFIL-D FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) clinical trial for its HYDRAFIL ® System for disc augmentation.

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Doctor Pay Lawsuit Clears Major Hurdle

Orthopedics This Week

Massive Class Action suit alleging a conspiracy to suppress physician pay, moving forward in the courts. AMA is leading the charge against virtually all payers. Here are details. The post Doctor Pay Lawsuit Clears Major Hurdle appeared first on Orthopedics This Week.

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Parker Seminars Miami event draws almost 900 attendees

Chiropractic Economics

From June 6-8, 2025, Parker Seminars Miami, a premier event designed to empower professionals across the healthcare, business and technology industries, hosted nearly 900 attendees. Professionals gathered at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa for this exciting event that focused on implementing forward-thinking strategies to inspire growth, innovation and transformation, a Parker Seminars press release noted.

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How Blogging Can Boost SEO & Bring in More Patients

Propel Marketing & Design

Discover how to launch a clinic blog that ranks on Google, drives 55–70% more organic traffic, and turns readers into new patients.You’ll learn:How to choose patient-driven blog topics using FAQs and Google’s “People Also Ask”The anatomy of a post optimized for readability and searchSEO essentials: meta tags, internal links, and on-page tacticsSmart AI use—brainstorming and [.

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How to Improve Posture While Carrying Young Kids

Total Health Chiropractic

After babies arrive on this planet (sometimes it really does feel like a whole new world!), a parent’s responsibility begins—caring for and carrying their little one around the clock. Parenting is physically demanding, especially in those early years when children can’t move independently. Parents often find themselves holding, lifting, and carrying their kids constantly.

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Keep pushing for answers. Speak up. Get checked.

Musculoskeletal Australia

Jack Bobridge is sharing his story for Men’s Health Week Photo credit: Fanny Schertzer Hi, I’m Jack. I’m 36 years old, originally from South Australia but now living in WA with my wife and our two amazing kids. I’m an Olympian and former professional cyclist, and these days I’m a bricklayer, small business owner, and someone learning to manage life with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

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Thoracic Outlet Compression: A GP’s Guide to Recognising, Diagnosing, and Treating This Overlooked Syndrome in Australia

Musculoskeletal Medicine

Thoracic Outlet Compression (TOC), commonly referred to as Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS), is a complex condition involving compression of neurovascular structures in the thoracic outlet—the narrow passageway between the collarbone (clavicle) and first rib. As a general practitioner in Australia, I frequently encounter patients presenting with symptoms that align with TOS, though diagnosis and management require careful clinical evaluation due to overlapping features with other musculoskeletal a

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Northeast College of Health Sciences creates new green spaces

Chiropractic Economics

Northeast College of Health Sciences has expanded its long-term afforestation efforts with the dedication of a new Memorial Grove, marking a profound investment in both environmental and community well-being. Situated on the college’s Seneca Falls, New York, campus, the Memorial Grove is part of the ongoing Northeast College afforestation project, which serves as a growing model of ecological restoration, a Northeast College press release noted.

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New Study Tests Heat Modalities for Tumor Ablation

Orthopedics This Week

Interesting study from the European Spine Journal where the research team played with heat modalities to try to reduce risk of accidental RFA nerve ablation. Worked pretty well. Check it out. The post New Study Tests Heat Modalities for Tumor Ablation appeared first on Orthopedics This Week.

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Decline in youth physical fitness seen in association with pandemic

Medical Xpress: Sports Medicine & Kinesiology

During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a decline in the physical fitness of U.S. youth, according to a study published online June 4 in JAMA Network Open.

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