Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Multidisciplinary/Integrative Practice

Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Multidisciplinary/Integrative Practice The addition of other licensed professional disciplines to a chiropractic practice results in the multidisciplinary practice model. The most common disciplines encountered in this model are massage therapists, acupuncturists, physical therapists and nutritionists. The delivery and coordination of care between multiple disciplines in one location decreases the loss of […]

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Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Multi-Specialty Group Chiropractic

Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Multi-Specialty Group Chiropractic Practice As more chiropractors consolidate into group practices, many have found differentiation through the group multi-specialty practice. This practice model is comprised of a group of chiropractors with specialized training and certification in orthopedics, nutrition, pediatrics, sports, rehabilitation, and primary care to name a few of the most […]

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Revised ABN and Non-Participating Provider

Revised ABN and Non-Participating Provider Effective June 21, 2017, providers need to begin using the new ABN form. Be sure that new ABNs are properly delivered for any Medicare patients seen since June 21st. Non-participating providers need to note some specific instructional additions to the ABN which states the following (highlight emphasis added): Special guidance ONLY for non-participating suppliers and providers (those who don’t […]

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Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Solo Chiropractic Practice

Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Solo Chiropractic Practice The new health care economy has created an unprecedented diversity in practice models as practitioners evolve the manner in which health care is provided to the public. Chiropractic has come a long way from its isolated status of the past, entering and leading in areas that were previously […]

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Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Accountable Care Organizations

Your Chiropractic Practice Model: Accountable Care Organizations An accountable care organization (ACO) is a type of payment and health care delivery model established by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. It ties provider reimbursements to quality metrics and reductions in the total cost of care for an assigned population of patients. While chiropractors are not eligible […]

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