This session will provide valuable coding and reimbursement information for doctors, billing and coding professionals, and practice managers. You’ll learn the secrets for successful documentation, coding and billing! Save time, money and headaches by attending this seminar. Learn how to avoid costly coding errors and improve audit and reimbursement success. We’ll teach you how to choose the correct CPT codes to maintain compliance for your chiropractic services. We will cover the CMS rules for linking ICD diagnostic codes and you’ll discover which modifiers can help you receive reimbursement for the services you perform. Plus, much more...

We all have heard it over and over again: you only get one chance to make a good impression: on a first date, at a job interview, and when welcoming a new patient to your practice! This session will walk you through the step-by-step sequence of Day 1 and Day 2 new patient procedures; what to do and what to say. And much more! Increase your patients’ perception of the value of your practice from their first experience and prepare them to receive and adhere to their report of findings recommendations the following day. In this presentation, you’ll learn the unskipable steps to help you deliver a world-class consultation, examination, and report of findings time after time.

Your number one problem is Who, not what. What refers to the services you provide, the products you sell, and the strategies you use to build and grow your practice. Chiropractors can spend an entire career chasing after solutions to all of the problems that plague their practices. However, focusing on what problems leads to more stress and less of the income and time you desire. Or you could decide to focus on the who. Who refers to the people you put in place to implement the what choices you make for your practice. Who is where most of your problems start—but it can be where the magic begins. This session will review the top strategies for hiring the right members for your practice team.

Communication is becoming more digital, and more visual, every day. Video is rapidly becoming the preferred way for chiropractic practices to increase online visibility, convey expertise, and engage and educate new and existing patients. With the increase in smartphone cameras, as well as easy-to-use video editing and distribution options, video has become a highly affordable option for promoting your chiropractic practice. According to the National Research Corporation, are 50 times more likely to appear on Google’s first page results than sites without video content. Chiropractic practices can use video in a variety of ways. This session offers seven ideas and examples to get you started.

Proving medical necessity in today’s marketplace requires doctors to document objective functional improvement to get patient visits approved and paid for. In many chiropractic practices case management is pain management and when the pain goes away, so does the patient. One way to overcome this obstacle is to perform a small battery of quantifiable functional capacity tests to identify the patient's limitations beyond pain. These include measures of strength, endurance, balance, and proprioception. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to measure function, set goals for care, and communicate them to your patients and third-party payers.

This session will provide valuable coding and reimbursement information for doctors, billing and coding professionals, and practice managers. You’ll learn the secrets for successful documentation, coding and billing! Save time, money and headaches by attending this seminar. Learn how to avoid costly coding errors and improve audit and reimbursement success. We’ll teach you how to choose the correct CPT codes to maintain compliance for your chiropractic services. We will cover the CMS rules for linking ICD diagnostic codes and you’ll discover which modifiers can help you receive reimbursement for the services you perform. Plus, much more...

We all have heard it over and over again: you only get one chance to make a good impression: on a first date, at a job interview, and when welcoming a new patient to your practice! This session will walk you through the step-by-step sequence of Day 1 and Day 2 new patient procedures; what to do and what to say. And much more! Increase your patients’ perception of the value of your practice from their first experience and prepare them to receive and adhere to their report of findings recommendations the following day. In this presentation, you’ll learn the unskipable steps to help you deliver a world-class consultation, examination, and report of findings time after time.

Your number one problem is Who, not what. What refers to the services you provide, the products you sell, and the strategies you use to build and grow your practice. Chiropractors can spend an entire career chasing after solutions to all of the problems that plague their practices. However, focusing on what problems leads to more stress and less of the income and time you desire. Or you could decide to focus on the who. Who refers to the people you put in place to implement the what choices you make for your practice. Who is where most of your problems start—but it can be where the magic begins. This session will review the top strategies for hiring the right members for your practice team.

Communication is becoming more digital, and more visual, every day. Video is rapidly becoming the preferred way for chiropractic practices to increase online visibility, convey expertise, and engage and educate new and existing patients. With the increase in smartphone cameras, as well as easy-to-use video editing and distribution options, video has become a highly affordable option for promoting your chiropractic practice. According to the National Research Corporation, are 50 times more likely to appear on Google’s first page results than sites without video content. Chiropractic practices can use video in a variety of ways. This session offers seven ideas and examples to get you started.

Proving medical necessity in today’s marketplace requires doctors to document objective functional improvement to get patient visits approved and paid for. In many chiropractic practices case management is pain management and when the pain goes away, so does the patient. One way to overcome this obstacle is to perform a small battery of quantifiable functional capacity tests to identify the patient's limitations beyond pain. These include measures of strength, endurance, balance, and proprioception. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to measure function, set goals for care, and communicate them to your patients and third-party payers.