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Treat knee conditions with high-energy inductive therapy and extracorporeal shockwave therapy

Chiropractic Economics

A trial of Hylan G-F 20 had been unsuccessful, and the patient opted for a TKA. The patient tolerated the procedure well and progressed toward full weight bearing in physical therapy (PT). Rehabilitation was slow and the patient could no longer extend his knee or bear weight.

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Make the leap to an integrated practice

Chiropractic Economics

The concept of collaboration among diverse healthcare professionals has emerged as a cornerstone of patient-centered care in the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of modern healthcare. A genuine commitment to patient care should serve as the guiding principle throughout the establishment of an MDP.

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Time to start thinking big: The 27th Annual Salary and Expense Survey

Chiropractic Economics

“Black Americans were as likely as White Americans to access occupational therapy or physical therapy but half as likely to access chiropractic care,” noted a Boston Medical Center press release about the study. The percentages of non-white patients our respondents reported seeing grew by a few percentage points, too.

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10 Chiropractic Blogs You Should Follow

iMatrix

These blogs give insight into what chiropractic treatment other practitioners are doing. Subscribing to the right chiropractic blogs keeps you on your toes and exposes you to a flow of great information you can share with your own patients. Here are some of the blogs worth checking out today: 1.

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Baxter’s Nerve Entrapment

ChiroUp

88% of patients with heel pain also have degenerative findings in the lateral plantar nerve using nerve conduction velocity. (1) 1) An estimated 54% of patients with plantar foot pain have a neurologic etiology. (2) 1) An estimated 54% of patients with plantar foot pain have a neurologic etiology. (2)

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Knee Pain from Gardening: How Chiropractic Can Ease Your Discomfort

Chiros in Motion

At Chiros in Motion, we educate our patients on their specific diagnoses and the do’s and don’ts that accompany them. Exploring Treatment Options Every patient’s path to recovery is unique, and discussing all available options is essential. These simple adjustments can significantly reduce stress on your knees and prevent pain.

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Manipulation vs. Mobilization

Beecher Chiropractic

Houston Chiropractor Comments: I recently had a prior patient return for treatment of her low back pain. Her HMO doctor had referred her to physical therapy (PT) for treatment of her pain and she went there. The visit at the physical therapy clinic started out the same as most clinics.