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Insurance type tied to variations in chronic pain treatment, research suggests

Chiropractic Economics

An analysis of medical claims data suggests adults may have differential access to chronic pain treatment options based on the type of health insurance they have. Recently published in The Journal of Pain , the study was conducted by researchers at the U.S. physical therapy), complementary or integrative care (e.g.,

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Chronic Pain in the US: A call to action for DCs

Chiropractic Economics

Nearly a quarter of US adults are living with chronic pain. We see the entrepreneur whos pushing through pain to keep their business running but knows theyre running on empty. 24% of US adults experienced chronic pain in 2023. Chronic pain steals that function. We see faces.

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From Pain Relief to Profitability: How SoftWave Therapy Drives Results and Revenue

Chiropractic Economics

Branded content sponsored by SoftWave Therapy Introduction : Chiropractors today face mounting challengesdeclining reimbursements, competition, and the increasing demand for patient-centric, cash-based services. Additionally, shockwave therapy aids in modulating inflammation, a frequent source of chronic pain.

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Sleep issues and musculoskeletal pain: A two-way street with numerous influences

Chiropractic Economics

It also explores other factors influencing both sleep and pain, such as mood and affect, as well as potential dual treatment options, including medication and psychotherapy. Sleep difficulties and musculoskeletal pain often go hand in hand. Insomnia has been identified as a contributor to pain development or worsening.

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Cannabinoids may help reduce musculoskeletal pain when used short-term

Chiropractic Economics

This article summarizes research supporting the effects of cannabinoids for reducing musculoskeletal pain, more so when used short term. One question many researchers are asking is whether cannabinoids can help ease musculoskeletal pain.

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SCU awarded $1.7 million NIH R01 grant for back pain research

Chiropractic Economics

A licensed doctor of chiropractic, Whedon has authored more than 60 peer-reviewed publications and is recognized for his research comparing non-pharmacological and pharmacological chronic pain care for Medicare recipients. His dedication to integrative health has earned him numerous accolades, including the Jerome F.

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SCU awarded $1.7 million NIH R01 grant for back pain research

Chiropractic Economics

A licensed doctor of chiropractic, Whedon has authored more than 60 peer-reviewed publications and is recognized for his research comparing non-pharmacological and pharmacological chronic pain care for Medicare recipients. His dedication to integrative health has earned him numerous accolades, including the Jerome F.