Chiropractic CE Events

During this webinar, Dr. Petrocco-Napuli will discuss pregnancy-related foot changes, many of which have long-term effects on the mother's future pedal health and gait pattern. The course will also cover general assessment techniques and common lower extremity conditions that impact pregnant females. Attendees will gain a comprehensive overview of these pregnancy-related foot changes, equipping them with valuable knowledge to provide effective treatment and wellness options for their patients.

This online course addresses HIPAA compliance requirements for chiropractic offices operating as covered entities under federal privacy law. The course introduces the three categories of HIPAA safeguards—administrative, physical, and technical—and explains how the Notice of Privacy Practice functions within a chiropractic practice setting. Attendees will gain awareness of how to protect patient health information (PHI) and understand the rights patients have regarding access to their own PHI. The course is designed for chiropractors and office staff who need to maintain annual HIPAA compliance training. It combines video instruction with reading materials to provide a comprehensive overview of privacy obligations and practical safeguarding strategies.

Coding and billing do not have to be hard. Join Dr. Gwilliam, certified coder and auditor, as he breaks down the most commonly used therapeutic procedure CPT codes used in chiropractic offices. Learn to avoid mistakes that cost you money and keep you too busy to take care of patients. With a thorough understanding of what you need to do to remain compliant, you will be able to rest well at night and minimize your practice-related anxiety. This essential webinar, led by a recognized authority in healthcare compliance and coding, equips chiropractors with the knowledge to streamline their billing processes. Participants will gain practical insights into risk management and compliance, ensuring their practice operates efficiently and avoids costly errors. Enhance your understanding of chiropractic coding to improve financial outcomes and reduce administrative stress.

In today's practice, it isn't "œif" you are going to be audited, but rather, "œwhen." As such, it's an absolute necessity for today's practices to understand why audits happen, to know how to properly respond to a records request, and to recognize red flags. This important training will outline real-time issues that actual practices are being targeted for, what they are doing about them, and how to avoid them. Knowledge is power, and practices must equip themselves with audit preparedness tools. This course covers what an audit truly is and why payors and organizations conduct compliance and documentation audits. Participants will learn step-by-step suggestions for responding to an audit, including what to do when a records request arrives, which is often the first sign of an impending audit. The training also highlights how billing patterns and coding habits can draw unwanted third-party attention, providing crucial insights to help practitioners avoid common pitfalls and reach out for professional guidance when necessary.

Join Dr. Kotlar as he discusses DC-PT integration. This webinar is designed for DCs that are thinking about hiring or partnering with a licensed physical therapist and is also great for established DC-PT practices looking for rock-solid coding and compliance procedures. This course was originally presented by Dr. Marty Kotlar on May 12, 2020, and sponsored by Target Coding.

This course will detail the biomechanics of low speed rear impact collisions. This includes discussions on the S shaped curve of the spine, general magnitudes of force, factors associated with increased risk of injury and the types of injuries that result from these collisions.

This event, hosted by PCA’s general counsel, Jason B. Martin, Esquire, offers an insightful one-hour recorded presentation tailored for PCA members. Focused on essential legal matters impacting chiropractors in Pennsylvania, attendees will gain clarity on various topics. Key points of discussion will include insurer medical and reimbursement policies, Act 6 compliance, and the responsibilities outlined in the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Practice Act. Participants will learn practical strategies to navigate legal challenges, such as dealing with peer reviews and maximizing reimbursement even after negative outcomes. This presentation is part of ongoing educational opportunities leading to further full-day sessions in the fall of 2023 within the PCA Coding and Compliance Institute.

This course focuses on chiropractic techniques specifically tailored for pregnancy, providing step-by-step instructions on analyzing and correcting imbalances in the lower body. Participants will learn to address issues from the lumbar spine to the pelvic region and related joints. The course emphasizes the detection and correction of imbalances during evaluations of pregnant patients from a chiropractic perspective. Key highlights include: - Application of pregnancy chiropractic techniques - Understanding hypermobility of joints - Step-by-step guidance on the Bagnell technique for the lower body - Adaptation of various chiropractic alternative treatments - Comprehensive pubic bone analysis

This is a 1-hour course. Developmental progression drives the unborn baby and transcends all neurological function at birth. The nervous system is impacted by genetic and epigenetic triggers existing inside and outside the body. The state of health of both parents at the time of conception has a distinctive impact on the development of the baby and its overall health throughout life.A child's history is the blueprint of mom and dad's state of health. Identifying the "œred-flags" prior and during pregnancy will reveal physiological development in the child. This course will identify common findings associated with childhood developmental delay.

Join the concussion discussion. Learn to translate sports science into everyday practice. Communication, statistics, and information that goes beyond sports into the brain health discussion cognitive function. Utilized correctly, you can be the cultural authority in the conversation that is happening in all sports, not just American football. Dr. Brad Glowaki will illustrate the results of this topic with two of his patients, both professional athletes. Topics of discussion include: - Concussions in sports and the adverse effects of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) - Impulse concussions vs impact concussions - Concussions in collision sports and contact sports - The connection between concussions and the gut - Whiplash vs concussion discussion - Connection of concussion and suicidal tendencies - Defining a concussion – current research and medical discussion - Concussion stats of athletes - Adjusting to mitigate impact vertebral subluxation - Medications used for concussions and the side effects - Post Concussion Syndrome, most common symptoms - The effect of concussions on hormones - Research on the impact of chiropractic adjustments on patients suffering with concussions

In 45 minutes, get 99% of your Medicare questions answered. Join Medicare & Compliance expert, Dr. Steve Conway in this webinar as he discusses the "˜need to know' about Medicare. This course was originally presented by Dr. Steven Conway on August 6, 2019, and is a part of our Office Training Series sponsored by ChiroHealthUSA.

This seminar provides an in-depth overview of spine-related disorders, emphasizing their global prevalence, healthcare costs, and the societal impact. Participants will learn about the multifactorial, biopsychosocial nature of spine pain, exploring how psychological and sociological factors can influence its effects. It highlights the need for a holistic approach to treatment, addressing both biological and non-biological determinants of health. Key features include: - Description of the prevalence and impact of spine-related disorders on healthcare. - Understanding the biopsychosocial model of pain. - Identifying how psychological and sociological determinants can exacerbate spine pain. - Course Outline: Introduction, economic burden metrics, individual and family impact, biopsychosocial factors, and future directions in management.

Join Dr. Gerbie as she helps participants stay current on the treatment of benign urologic conditions - including the management of benign prostate hypertrophy (BPH), urinary incontinence, kidney stones, and sexual dysfunction. This comprehensive webinar provides essential knowledge for healthcare professionals looking to enhance their expertise in urology. Originally presented on January 24, 2023, this on-demand course offers valuable insights into current treatment strategies. Participants will gain practical understanding and skills to better manage common urologic conditions, ultimately improving patient outcomes and clinical practice.

This is part 1 of 2 modules that will review skeletal anatomy from the perspective of achieving excellent x-rays. Each body part is reviewed and correlated with the x-ray image. Students will be exposed to imaging options that were not covered in the basic course that might be helpful in obtaining proper imaging for your clinic. Access to on demand products expires on the last day of the calendar year. They must be viewed/completed within the calendar year in which they are purchased.

This seminar offers a comprehensive exploration of the anatomical connections within the body, emphasizing the relationship between the foot and hip through the lens of kinetic chain mechanics. Participants will gain insights into the unique anatomical features of the lower limb and their significance in enhancing movement efficiency. Dr. Mario Fucinari will illustrate how the hip bone is indeed interconnected with the foot bone, bridging understanding from foundational concepts to practical applications. This course is designed for chiropractic professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in biomechanics and clinical practices related to lower limb evaluation and treatment strategies. - Learn about the kinetic chain mechanics. - Understand the role of anatomical features in movement efficiency. - Gain insights from an experienced practitioner. - Improve clinical practices related to lower limb treatment.

This 15-hour module will focus on accepted outcomes assessment tools as a means to document progress. This will include how to score each questionnaire, what do those scores mean, and when to use each of these, and how to analyze the wording of the questions to further understand what is being addressed and how that will lead to additional diagnoses.

Join Dr. Robert Silverman for an in-depth exploration of the immune system and its crucial role in overall health. This engaging seminar addresses the latest research and practical methods to enhance immunity. Key features include:- Comprehensive insight into how the immune system functions- Practical strategies to improve immunity, including essential supplements- Understanding the relationship between gut health and immunity, and how to address gut issues- Updated perspectives on lab assessments and their application in clinical practice- Discussion of brain health implications, Alzheimer's disease, and issues related to long COVID. This seminar equips participants with actionable knowledge to apply in their practice, ensuring that health care providers have the tools to support patient well-being effectively. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your clinical integration of proven protocols.

Blood work can be tremendously beneficial in seeing specific patterns regarding the immune system. There are patterns of chronic infection non-specific, viral, or a pattern favoring a parasite infection. Spending a little time understanding these patterns with some basic inflammatory markers can help guide a nutritional and herbal support program.This course was originally presented by Dr. Annette Schippel on March 9, 2021, and sponsored by Standard Process.

This 3-hour bundle offers comprehensive continuing education in acupuncture, featuring three essential topics: Clean Needle Technique, Tongue Diagnosis, and Facial Diagnosis. Designed for convenience, this package provides valuable insights and practical knowledge for chiropractic practitioners.Participants will earn 3 CE hours, specifically including 3 DC Acupuncture credits, enhancing their expertise in these specialized areas. This on-demand course allows for flexible learning, though it must be completed within the calendar year of purchase to receive credits, subject to TN Board of Chiropractic Examiners' eligibility requirements.

With our devices taking over, there's no wonder why the condition termed "œTech Neck" is becoming an epidemic. Dr. Anita Haque discusses her treatment protocol methods and treatment plans that help her show significant results with improved neck lordosis and posture. She also discusses how to report this to your patients and provide valued treatment plans. This course aims to equip practitioners with the knowledge to recognize "œtech neck" syndrome during simple exam findings, incorporate effective treatment plans for maximum correction, and educate patients about their condition to increase value. The course was originally presented by Dr. Anita Haque on July 23, 2019, sponsored by Foot Levelers, Inc.

This course goes through the findings of the 2009 and the 2015 OIG reports on chiropractic documentation to explain how their views of the definition of a "œcare plan" are totally different from what has been a long"held thought in chiropractic. Once this information is reviewed, we'll show the steps you can take to create better treatment plans to be able to pass any type of review from any carrier. This course was originally presented by Dr. John Davila on November 9, 2021, and sponsored by ChiroPreferred.

The ACS Ready Room features a compelling presentation titled "Beyond the Hype - The Science of CBD" by Joe Kryszak, aimed at providing the latest research on how CBD can benefit patients and enhance profitability for chiropractic practices. Key highlights include: - Insights into the role of CBD in patient care - Evidence-based research supporting CBD efficacy - Strategies for integrating CBD into practice for improved patient outcomes - Discussion on profitability and market trends in the CBD industry This 60-minute session delivers valuable information for practitioners looking to expand their knowledge of CBD and its applications in chiropractic care. The presentation also complements the resources available through Stirling Professional, known for their quality products tailored for the chiropractic community.

The modern chiropractic practice is seeing a notable trend towards fewer practitioners owning radiographic equipment. This shift underscores the significance of radiographs in chiropractic care. It is essential for chiropractic physicians to comprehend the importance of radiographic imaging and adhere to evidence-based guidelines regarding imaging procedures. This includes how to leverage imaging for chiropractic evaluations and establish effective treatment protocols while ensuring compliance with sound clinical decision-making tools. The course, led by Dr. Mario Fucinari, provides invaluable insights into these critical aspects of chiropractic practice.

This comprehensive 50-hour certification program provides chiropractors with foundational training in Logan Basic Methods, one of the fundamental technique systems in chiropractic practice. Students will develop essential clinical skills in spinal assessment, analysis, and adjustment through intensive hands-on instruction. The curriculum covers proper examination procedures, palpation techniques, and the application of Logan Basic Methods adjustments to address common spinal conditions. Emphasis is placed on body mechanics, patient safety, and the integration of technique principles into evidence-based clinical practice. Upon completion, participants will be equipped with the core competencies necessary to confidently apply Logan Basic Methods in their chiropractic practice.

This on-demand course, "2024-9 Workers Comp in Oregon," is presented by Laura Newsom, an attorney at The Gatti Law Firm. The program focuses exclusively on workers' compensation cases, offering valuable insights into navigating the complexities of on-the-job injuries in Oregon. Laura Newsom's unique background, having previously represented employers and insurance companies, provides attendees with an invaluable perspective on the tactics and strategies used by the opposing side. Attendees will benefit from Laura's expertise in leveraging the best outcomes for injured clients. Her approach emphasizes moving quickly while paying close attention to every detail of a case, whether fighting at a hearing or securing favorable settlements. This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge to effectively advocate for individuals in need, allowing them to prioritize their recovery.

Implementation of evidence-based practice (EBP) is regarded as core competence to improve healthcare quality. This course will address several issues associated with implementing evidence-based practices to include ethics, policies, quality measures, coding, active care planning, smoking cessation and understanding the principles of the patient centered medical home to address the Triple Aim. The Triple Aim includes reducing cost of care, increasing patient satisfaction and health outcomes.

Join Functional Podiatrist Dr. Emily Splichal in this advanced seminar exploring the complex tissue changes that define chronic plantar fasciosis. This presentation moves beyond traditional approaches to examine the unique pathological processes occurring in chronic tissue, specifically focusing on disorganization of fascial architecture and neo-vascularization at the site of injury. Through a functional medicine lens, participants will discover how these tissue-level changes impact clinical presentation and treatment outcomes. Dr. Splichal will discuss the distinction between acute inflammatory conditions and chronic degenerative changes, and how understanding these mechanisms informs more effective, sustainable clinical interventions for patients with persistent plantar fascia dysfunction.

Learn the procedures to get patients who were concussed in an athletic, workplace or motor vehicle injury; back to their lives. The focus of this seminar will be on successful recovery for those who are still having symptoms weeks or months after they were injured.

This practical and entertaining webinar will cover a 3-minute functional evaluation for identifying seven commonly overlooked problems that delay recovery. In one way or another, these seven "œfunctional" diagnoses contribute to many, if not all, of the "œstructural" diagnoses that chiropractors treat. The webinar will show attendees how to quickly screen for: Upper Crossed Syndrome, Scapular Dyskinesis, Lower Crossed Syndrome, Hip Abductor Weakness, Paradoxical Breathing, Spinal Instability, and Foot Hyperpronation. Healthcare is changing- and regardless of who is ultimately paying for your care, they want results! Recognition and management of these seven diagnoses can dramatically and immediately improve your clinical results. You will leave this webinar with practical, evidence-based skills for quickly resolving musculoskeletal pain from head to toe.

Medicare Uncomplicated: A Two-Hour Guide for DCs (2025) provides important insights into how Medicare operates for chiropractors. This session aims to clarify misunderstandings around Medicare coverage. Participants will receive practical guidance on distinguishing between active treatment and maintenance. Additionally, attendees will learn how to effectively utilize the AT modifier and ABNs. The session focuses on real-world applications, addressing common issues practitioners face with Medicare Advantage plans. Key topics include comprehension of PAR and non-PAR choices, documentation requirements, and claim submission processes. By the end of this course, participants will feel more confident in navigating Medicare's complexities, leading to improved claim accuracy and operational efficiency. Key Features: - Understand Medicare coverage for DCs - Handle Medicare Advantage basics - Differentiate between treatment types - Implement proper documentation strategies - Utilize the AT modifier accurately - Prevent common billing errors - Provide clear guidance for staff alignment in practice.

This course provides learners with an understanding of the challenges individuals and communities face in their pursuit of better health. Speakers will engage in discussions about the circumstances in which people are born, grow up, live, work, and age, as well as the broader set of forces and systems that influence health behaviors through lectures and case-based learning. This course will emphasize the role and responsibility of chiropractors in understanding social determinants of health, offering them tangible opportunities to begin addressing these issues in their clinical practice.Participants will learn to define social determinants of health, identify their impact on health disparities, and recognize the chiropractor's crucial role in detection and intervention. The course equips practitioners with effective communication strategies to discuss social drivers with patients and implement practical approaches to address social needs within their clinical practice, ultimately improving patient outcomes and promoting health equity.

Parts 1 and 2 laid the foundation for understanding the role of inflammation and the immune system along with ways to test and evaluate the patient's current status. Now the fun part begins! Here we will discuss key herbs and nutritional support to resolve chronic issues related to this topic. We will look at what we can do to offer ongoing support to help our immune system respond effectively and minimize future problems. There is no need to be afraid of the outside world when true health comes from the inside out. This course was originally presented by Dr. Annette Schippel on March 16, 2020, and sponsored by Standard Process.

This conference covers various topics in chiropractic care. Total credits offered: 4 Continuing Education credits. Duration: 4 hours. Format: Audio and Video.

This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings. The testing covered includes skin temperature analysis, resting heart rate and heart rate variability, and sit-to-stand heart rate testing.

The Overview of Endo-Nasal Technique (ENT) class provides an introduction of this procedure to the modern-day chiropractic, wellness health-oriented physician. The goal of this one-hour presentation is to give the chiropractic physician relatable patient information whereby the patient will understand "why and how" they would potentially benefit from this non-medical approach for acute and chronic nasal, throat, ear, and bronchial related conditions. The final intention of the class is to share effective home protocols that are simple, effective, and minimal risk that doctors can instruct and advise in appropriate cases to their patients immediately. Participants will: - Appreciate the history within the chiropractic profession of ENT - Review the anatomy, physiology, pathology, and contradictions as it pertains to the ENT procedure - Receive an explanation and demonstration of the ENT procedure, as well as ample information for a "Monday morning protocol" with low risk and high benefits for their patients

This course, "21st Century Approach to Musculoskeletal Conditions: The Gut-Joint Connection (Part I)", offers a deep dive into the intricate relationship between gut health and musculoskeletal conditions. Participants will gain a modern, integrative perspective on diagnosing and treating issues affecting the spine and extremities, understanding the systemic connections that influence overall patient health and well-being. This program is designed to enhance practitioners' ability to address complex cases by considering the gut-joint axis. Led by Dr. Robert Silverman, a distinguished chiropractic doctor and clinical nutritionist, this program provides valuable insights into pathology, symptomatology, and advanced physical examination techniques. It also covers essential aspects of dietary and nutrition advice, alongside practical guidance on patient/case management, documentation, and coding, equipping healthcare professionals with a comprehensive toolkit for delivering superior, holistic patient care.

This course provides an integrated education for the Doctor of Chiropractic in the science and art of full spine disorders. Detailed literature reviews covering the sagittal plane of the spine during pediatric development through age related change occurring in senior populations will be presented. Statistical correlations between each spinal region will be detailed so the Chiropractor understands how alterations in one region of the spine can influence regions above or below. A primary objective is to introduce the attendee to the anatomic variable of pelvic morphology (geometric alignment of the sacrum inside the ilia) and thoracic inlet morphology (geometric alignment of T1 relative to the sternum) and how variations and anomalies of these morphology measurements alter the sagittal plane alignment of the spine. Further, it will be explained how common anomalies such lumbo-sacral transitional vertebra, 4 lumbar vertebra, 6 lumbar vertebra influence the sagittal plane alignment of the spine. In the end, details of case management using these topics will be covered using a variety of case studies for a comprehensive picture of clinical application of this course material. A survey of research material will be reviewed supporting the utilization and efficacy of CBP technique treatment methods across a population of patients with abnormal spine conditions.

The 2024 Mini Conference Pt. 2 is an on-demand continuing education program designed for chiropractic professionals. This course offers 4 CE hours, providing a convenient way to earn credits at your own pace. As Part 2 of the mini-conference series, it delves into advanced topics relevant to current chiropractic practice. Delivered in an audio and video format, this program allows participants to access valuable insights from expert faculty, including Heather Harris, P.A., Dr. DelBusto, and Dr. Macadaeg, anytime and anywhere. It's an ideal opportunity for practitioners to enhance their knowledge and meet their continuing education requirements with flexibility.

Join KCA Member Dr. Tobi Jeurink as she outlines the latest research on the Microbiome-Pain connection. This session will review key concepts including: - Current research on the Gut-Brain Axis and its correlation with patient pain levels - The role of medical history, epigenetics, and environmental factors in clinical presentations - Research-based diagnosis and treatment options available to chiropractors. Dr. Jeurink brings extensive experience, having served as a lecturer and past president of the Kansas Chiropractic Association, ensuring that participants gain valuable insights into this critical area of research.

Assessing and diagnosing pelvic floor conditions appropriately in a chiropractic office is often the missing link associated with stubborn low back, pelvic or hip pain. Learn the basics of pelvic floor dysfunction, associated symptoms, an appropriate pelvic health screening, treatment basics and when to refer to another healthcare provider. Management of pelvic floor symptoms during exercise will also be addressed, specifically regarding running and strength training. Course Learning Outcomes: 1. Understand the prevalence of pelvic floor disorders and the general functions of the pelvic floor. 2. Identify pelvic floor symptoms associated with common conditions, such as urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. 3. Learn to develop a differential diagnosis by using a pelvic health subjective questionnaire and objective assessment. 4. Understand different treatment in-office approaches for urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. 5. Learn how to support and manage pelvic floor concerns during exercise, specifically running and strength training. Course Topics: - Pelvic Floor 101: Prevalence of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, General Functions of the Pelvic Floor - Symptoms: Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Urinary Incontinence, Pelvic Organ Prolapse - Pelvic Health Screening: Subjective Questionnaire, Objective Assessment - Treatment: Urinary Incontinence, Pelvic Organ Prolapse - Management in Sport: Strength Training, Running

The 2026 Mini Conference Exhibitor event offers a prime opportunity for businesses and organizations to connect with chiropractic professionals. Scheduled for May 2, 2026, this one-day conference provides a dedicated platform for showcasing products, services, and innovations relevant to the chiropractic community.Exhibitors will benefit from direct engagement with attendees, fostering valuable relationships and generating leads. This event is designed to maximize visibility for participating companies, allowing them to effectively reach their target audience and contribute to the advancement of chiropractic care.

This course, led by David Klein, offers in-depth instruction on proper documentation techniques essential for maximizing and ensuring correct reimbursement in chiropractic practices. It covers critical resources every provider should utilize and demonstrates how to accurately convey the patient's treatment narrative through appropriate long and short-term goals. Attendees will learn the essentials of coding and documentation, including how to establish the value of services provided, and will review cash plans, discounts, and hardship rules. By the end of the presentation, participants will be equipped to identify key documentation and coding requirements for compliance and reimbursement with both Medicare and Commercial Payers.

This intermediate online course bridges Eastern and Western healthcare paradigms for kinesiologists seeking to expand their therapeutic toolkit. Participants will explore the historical roots and theoretical foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine, including the concepts of qi, meridians, and energetic balance. The course contrasts these Eastern principles with Western anatomical and physiological understanding, examining how both approaches can inform clinical practice. Through detailed instruction, learners will discover how to incorporate traditional acupuncture techniques alongside applied kinesiology methods, including muscle testing, postural assessment, and meridian-based treatment selection. Ideal for practitioners with foundational kinesiology knowledge who wish to deepen their clinical versatility and offer integrated patient care.

This on-demand course, 'Upper Extremity Adjusting,' offers 4 CE hours dedicated to practical, hands-on techniques for adjusting the upper extremities. Participants will delve into biomechanics and specific adjustive methods, designed to enhance their clinical proficiency and improve patient care. The curriculum emphasizes direct applicability to everyday chiropractic practice, ensuring immediate value for attendees.Led by Dr. Mark N. Charrette, a distinguished 1980 summa cum laude graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, this seminar benefits from his extensive experience. Dr. Charrette has taught over 1000 seminars globally, focusing on extremity adjusting, biomechanics, and spinal adjusting techniques, providing a comprehensive and engaging educational experience.

This one-hour webinar is designed to satisfy the KSBHA Category III CE requirement. It delves into the critical connection between nutrition and chronic pain, offering valuable insights for healthcare professionals. During this webinar, participants will learn practical strategies on how to effectively utilize food and supplements to assist their patients suffering from chronic pain, enhancing their treatment protocols and patient outcomes.

This webinar aims to equip chiropractors with essential information and resources to effectively address environmental determinants of health within their patient care and community engagement. It focuses on integrating environmental health considerations into chiropractic practice. Participants will learn to recognize environmental causes of patient symptoms, communicate the link between environment and health, identify vulnerable populations, and implement practical actions in their practice or community to mitigate negative environmental impacts, enhancing their holistic patient care approach.

Frustrated by Medicare? Don't be! This comprehensive review of every nuance, detail, and rule about Medicare billing will help everyone, whether you're new or a veteran. This amazing hour will reveal the most important steps in the Medicare cycle, from the first entry into the office, through discharge and even claim appeals if necessary. Sit down, put your seat belt on and get ready to immerse in Medicare billing and coding by learning the chronological Medicare process including enrollment, administrative and documentation musts, understanding maintenance, the mandatory and voluntary ABN, effective and efficient billing, collecting from Medicare patients, and Medicare appeals. This training by one of our profession's most respected Medicare educators is for new DCs or CAs, veteran DCs or CAs, or even students. Never has so much been packed into one power hour!

This course, "Decoding Complex and Chronic Patients - Essential Nutritional Chemistry for the Clinician," is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the critical knowledge of nutritional chemistry required to effectively manage and treat individuals suffering from complex and chronic health conditions. It delves into the intricate biochemical pathways and nutritional imbalances that often underlie persistent health challenges.Participants will learn how to decode the unique nutritional needs of their most challenging patients, enabling them to develop targeted and personalized treatment strategies. This essential continuing education offering provides clinicians with practical tools and insights to enhance patient outcomes and improve overall well-being through a deeper understanding of nutritional science.