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Chiropractic Management for POTS & Dysautonomia
As more patients recover from COVID-19 with some patients developing forms of Long Covid, there is greater awareness on the detrimental effects that viral infections can have on the autonomic nervous system. Patients and medical professionals are becoming more aware of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) and other forms of dysautonomia, leading to increased diagnosis and more patients seeking care. This one-hour course will provide an overview of recognizing patients with different forms of autonomic dysfunction and how chiropractors may play a role in these disorders.This essential one-hour course equips chiropractors with the knowledge to identify and understand various forms of autonomic dysfunction, particularly POTS, which is increasingly prevalent. By understanding the chiropractic role in managing these complex conditions, practitioners can expand their scope of care, offer much-needed support to a growing patient population, and enhance their clinical practice with relevant, up-to-date information on post-viral syndromes and dysautonomia.
Orthotic Principles & Clinical Application: Gait, Pathologies, Casting, and Modification
This two-hour session integrates gait analysis, pathology recognition, and precision casting into a single comprehensive learning experience. Participants will refine their understanding of how forefoot, midfoot, and rearfoot mechanics contribute to overuse patterns, tissue stress, and compensation through the kinetic chain.Through live demonstrations and hands-on discussion, the course details step-by-step casting in subtalar neutral, evaluation of pedigraph prints, recognition of leg length discrepancies, and communication with orthotic fabrication labs to ensure accurate modifications. Clinicians will leave with a clear framework for identifying dysfunction, capturing ideal casts, and improving patient outcomes with individualized orthotic design.
Common and Not-So-Common Conditions 6-hr. Bundle
This 6-hour bundle conveniently packages several of our most popular presentations regarding some of the more common, as well as not-so-common conditions you may encounter in your practice. This comprehensive package includes titles such as "Chiropractic Management for POTS & Dysautonomia," "Conservative Management of Cervical Radiculopathy," and "The Amazing Trap," offering diverse insights into patient care. Further enhancing your clinical knowledge, the bundle features "Shoulder Complex and Ribs: Critical Components of Cervicothoracic Stability," "Successful ADHD Care," and "Time to Get a 'Grip'." These on-demand courses provide valuable continuing education credits, allowing practitioners to deepen their understanding of various conditions and refine their treatment approaches at their own pace, with access expiring at the end of the calendar year of purchase.
Adrenals & Their Role for Improved Energy
This course, presented by Dr. Annette Schippel, delves into the critical role of adrenal glands in achieving improved energy and overall vitality. Participants will learn how to assess adrenal health and function, understanding the necessary support for systemic balance. The webinar highlights the adrenals' profound influence on the entire endocrine system, including the thyroid, blood sugar, digestive system, steroid hormones, and immune function.Discover what might be missing in your approach to patient care or personal well-being by exploring the intricate connections within the endocrine system. This valuable continuing education offering provides insights into achieving true vitality through adrenal balance, equipping chiropractic physicians and staff with knowledge to enhance patient outcomes.
Endocrine Essential - Improving Energy and Hormonal Balance Nutritional Series
This course, presented by Dr. Annette Shippel, focuses on the endocrine system, specifically thyroid function and its connection to overall hormonal balance. It emphasizes understanding how the thyroid interacts within the endocrine system and highlights the key nutrients essential for proper function, aiming to improve patient vitality. Designed for chiropractic physicians and staff, this on-demand nutritional series offers high-quality continuing education. It provides valuable insights into improving energy and hormonal balance through a comprehensive overview of the endocrine system, making it a crucial resource for practitioners looking to enhance their patient support.
Are Your Fees Legal?
The world of the fees we charge in our office can be incredibly challenging. We are regularly faced with making sure that our fees are usual and customary, but faced with the inevitable lower fee schedules from our preferred provider networks. Additional questions are brought into play when we begin to look at discounts, free services, pre-paid plans, fee splitting, hardships, and more. This essential course provides clarity on complex billing and collection issues, including insurance, legal compliance, and risk management. Participants will gain critical insights to ensure their fee structures are legal and ethical, protecting their practice while navigating various payment scenarios.
Clearing the Fog around Medicare Advantage Enrollment and Billing
As Medicare Advantage plans gain popularity among eligible patients, they also present enrollment and billing challenges that can disrupt clinical operations. These difficulties can affect billing, patient and insurance collections, and the overall practice-patient relationship. This one-hour webinar guides participants through the end-to-end process of navigating Medicare Advantage, offering practical tips for simplifying claims management and improving efficiency with this payer.Key takeaways from this course include understanding what Medicare Advantage is and its impact on patients and practice, expected coverage from these plans, and how to identify them from the start. Participants will also gain key insights into Medicare Advantage provider enrollment and learn best practices for claims preparation and billing. This on-demand webinar, originally presented on March 4, 2025, is sponsored by Practisync.
Essentials of Effective Scoliosis Management
This webinar provides an essential update for chiropractic physicians on the best management options for scoliosis. Participants will enhance their clinical knowledge and practical skills for assessing and managing scoliosis patients, incorporating the latest evidence-based information on screening, diagnosis, and non-surgical approaches. The course was originally presented by Dr. Paul Fisher on June 19, 2018. This program also clarifies the chiropractor's role within the healthcare community, identifying when chiropractic management is appropriate and when co-management or collaboration is beneficial. Learning outcomes include performing accurate scoliosis screenings, differentiating postural deviations, conducting effective clinical examinations, and understanding modern scoliosis bracing techniques and their supporting evidence.
Better SOAP Notes
Presented by Dr. Marty Kotlar, DC, CPCO, CBCS, a Certified Coding & Compliance Expert, this informative one-hour webinar covers crucial aspects of creating better SOAP notes. Participants will learn how to effectively prove medical necessity, establish compliant exam and re-exam procedures, and understand the descriptions for codes 97110, 97112, 97140, and 97530. The course also delves into the proper application of time-based codes, offering chiropractors valuable insights into documentation best practices. Originally presented in September 2016 and sponsored by Target Coding, this on-demand program is designed to enhance coding accuracy and risk management in chiropractic practices.
Hip Abductor Weakness
Healthcare is changing- and regardless of who is ultimately paying for your care, they want results! Now, more than ever, you must recognize the 'functional' diagnoses that contribute to your patient's 'structural' problems. In this chapter of their 'Explosive Outcomes' series, Dr.'s Bertelsman & Steele will discuss the identification and successful management of Hip Abductor Weakness a commonly overlooked 'functional' problem that delays recovery. You will leave this webinar with practical, evidence-based skills for quickly resolving your patient's complaints and immediately improving your clinical outcomes.This course was presented by Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele and sponsored by ChiroUp.
Evaluation of the Quality of Dietary Supplements
Join Tim Pate as he discusses the three factors involved in manufacturing dietary supplements, emphasizing the importance of following FDA rules regarding supplements and natural products. This course also highlights false marketing terms prevalent in the supplement industry, providing valuable insights for practitioners. It was originally presented on September 22, 2020, and sponsored by NuMedica.
The How - 12 Steps of Functional Health Recovery
Dr. Hemmer's course, "The How - 12 Steps of Functional Health Recovery," delves into the behavioral science of empowering patients to take greater responsibility for their health outcomes. It specifically covers steps 5 through 8 of Functional Health Recovery, aiming to elevate each patient's personal power and guide them towards unconscious competence in their health decisions. The program emphasizes practical application by highlighting specific communication phrases and stories designed to enhance understanding and facilitate patient engagement. Originally presented in January 2018 by Dr. Bill Hemmer and sponsored by Standard Process, this course offers valuable insights for practitioners looking to improve patient self-management and recovery.
Evidence-based Therapeutic Exercises that Get Results with Fewer Denials
Chiropractors facing diminishing reimbursement for passive procedures will find immense value in this one-hour on-demand webinar. Dr. Tim Bertelsman, DC DACO, guides attendees through the appropriate utilization of active care exercise, demonstrating specific and proven regimens for managing common neck and back conditions. The course focuses on efficiently incorporating exercise prescription into daily practice, alongside essential billing parameters to secure better reimbursement.This practical and informative session is designed to help practitioners get results with fewer denials by leveraging evidence-based therapeutic exercises. Participants will gain actionable insights to enhance patient care and practice profitability, ensuring they can confidently implement active care strategies that are both clinically effective and financially viable.
Documentation 101: The Life Cycle of a Patient's Chart
With all the fear, angst, and bad news about documentation being circulated, where is a chiropractor to turn? This webinar is your answer. Your goal is to present your documentation in a clear, concise and legible format that is easily understood by your reader. The challenge is that your reader may be another health care provider, your board, or a third party payer's medical necessity auditor. This course was presented by Kathy Mills-Chang, MSC-P and sponsored by Foot Levelers.
Understanding the Pathophysiology, Diagnosis & Treatment of Vertebrogenic Pain
Join Dr. Schneider for an informative discussion on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of vertebrogenic pain. The session will include case studies on the Intracept procedure, a minimally invasive outpatient treatment for vertebrogenic pain. This procedure involves a small 4mm incision and no implanted hardware, allowing patients to resume or start chiropractic care within two weeks. Most patients experience significant relief during this period, enabling them to return to their chiropractic routines with minimal limitations.
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder and Its Postural Connection
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) with postural abnormalities are prevalent in chiropractic patients, and a relationship between neck pain and TMD is a significant finding. The aim for dentists and chiropractors is to normalize posture and align the masticatory and cranio-cervical system within a patient's adaptive capacity, considering the crucial link between masticatory and cervical muscles, head posture, and mandibular resting position. This webinar offers an introductory overview of the examination and management strategies for TMD posturally related syndromes, providing valuable insights for practitioners.
Foot Posture and Biomechanics in Chiropractic Care: Orthotic Solutions for Active Lifestyles
Join us for this dynamic one-hour webinar exploring how the foot serves as the cornerstone of the athletic kinetic chain. Learn how to identify and assess functional postural imbalances in athletes and active patients, and discover evidence-based strategies to restore alignment and enhance performance through MASS Posture biomechanics. Whether you work with elite athletes or active individuals, this course will equip you with practical tools to improve movement efficiency, reduce injury risk, and optimize athletic outcomes. This webinar was originally presented on April 7, 2026, and sponsored by Sole Supports.
Rock Solid Documentation and Billing of Therapeutic Procedures
Billing and Documentation of therapeutic procedures have come under scrutiny by carriers such as BCBS. This course teaches the proper methods to document the rationale of therapeutic procedures and how to accurately bill for their reimbursement. Participants will learn how to ensure all critical elements, including documentation, medical necessity, modifiers, and the correct utilization of diagnosis and CPT codes, fit together seamlessly for compliance.Led by Dr. Mario Fucinari, a member of the Carrier Advisory Committee for Medicare and a Certified Professional Compliance Officer, this class offers invaluable insights from an industry expert. It is specifically designed for doctors, staff, and billers, providing essential knowledge to navigate complex billing and documentation challenges effectively and improve practice compliance.
Great Treatment Plans: Goals, Measures, and the Research
In part three of this four-part series on the new documentation guidelines, Dr. Mario Fucinari will show you what are the requirements in the treatment plan. The NEW CCGPP guidelines will be discussed. This class is sponsored by ACOM. This course covers essential topics including Medicare requirements, frequency and duration, and treatment goals. It also delves into objective measures for evaluating effectiveness and the NEW CCGPP guidelines, providing comprehensive insights for practitioners.
Checklist for Billing Insurance Basics
If you've been billing insurance for your patients, you know that it's not just about filing the claims and waiting for the check. The activities that take place BEFORE you bill and immediately AFTER you bill out your claims are going to either make the process run as smooth as butter, or as rough as a gravel road. In this webinar we will explore the essentials of the billing cycle workflow and discuss what needs to be done in order to get your claims paid accurately, and in a timely manner. This course was originally presented by Lisa Maciejewski-West on June 4, 2019 and sponsored by ChiroHealthUSA. This webinar is a part of our Office Training Series sponsored by ChiroHealthUSA.
Advancements in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Join ear, nose, and throat specialist, Dr. Michael Layland, as he discusses diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea and the latest treatments of the condition. This course was originally presented on February 15, 2022, and is now available on-demand for flexible learning.This program offers a comprehensive overview of obstructive sleep apnea, focusing on advanced diagnostic techniques and effective treatment protocols. Participants will gain valuable knowledge to better identify and manage patients suffering from this condition, enhancing their clinical practice.
Dynamic and Functional Assessment and Recovery Skills for the Athlete Hip
Join Dr. Foss as she introduces participants to the fundamental notion of foundational stability and encourages exploration beyond the spine to identify potential root causes of various conditions. She will discuss the principles of the kinetic chain, gait analysis, and the practical applications of these methodologies. The sessions involve discussions and demonstrations on evaluating patient movement, incorporating both dynamic assessments and static evaluations, with an emphasis on understanding the significance of each. This evidence-based discussion will cite relevant resources throughout the course, providing practitioners with practical skills for athlete hip assessment and recovery.
The Gut-Immune Connection
This course is designed to help the practicing chiropractor make a clinical connection between the expression of a healthy immunity with lifestyle and gut function. Attendees will be given a brief overview of gut physiology which will include neurological, endocrine, and relevant immune system components. The immune system itself will also be reviewed with emphasis placed on the innate and adaptive components of the system. Clinicians will have an operational understanding of how gut health is maintained through lifestyle and chiropractic care can positively impact the immune system.
Top Therapy Codes: Billing 97112, 97150, 97139, and 97530 (Part 2)
This webinar will continue from part 1, and review the next three or four most commonly billed therapeutic procedure codes, such as 97112, 97150, 97139, and 97530. Learn to think like a coder who is looking for a reason to deny your claim! This course was originally presented on October 20, 2015, by Dr. Evan Gilliam and sponsored by ChiroCode. This essential course equips chiropractic professionals with advanced knowledge in billing therapeutic procedure codes, enhancing their ability to navigate complex coding challenges. By understanding the perspective of a claims coder, participants will gain critical insights to optimize their billing practices, ensure compliance, and minimize the risk of claim rejections.
Bell's Palsy - A General Overview
This webinar, presented by Dr. Wagle, offers a comprehensive overview of Bell's Palsy, covering its historical context, essential exam findings, diagnostic workup, and various treatment options, alongside crucial differential diagnoses. Designed for clinicians across all specialties, the content is presented at a general neurology level, ensuring accessibility and relevance for a broad professional audience.Originally delivered on February 9, 2021, and sponsored by Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, this on-demand course provides valuable insights into managing Bell's Palsy. Participants will gain practical knowledge to enhance their diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to this condition.
Kinetics of Locomotion for Performance of the Athlete
Dr. Foss guides participants through the intricate movement patterns of athletes, focusing on the kinetic chain and identifying fault patterns that lead to injuries. The course emphasizes strategies to correct these issues in order to achieve optimal athletic performance. In addition, learners will work through various case studies, fostering their skills in conducting thorough movement, gait, and functional evaluations. This educational opportunity supports chiropractic professionals in enhancing patient outcomes and boosts their understanding of sports medicine principles.
Ergonomics, Your Patients and You
The Covid-19 Pandemic has drastically changed our work environments, leading to a significant rise in home-based offices. As many of your patients may lack basic guidance on how to work effectively from home, understanding ergonomics has become essential. This 1-hour webinar will cover fundamental aspects of ergonomics applicable to daily routines, providing crucial clinical tips to help patients improve their work-from-home experience. The session, originally presented by Dr. Kevin Wong on December 13, 2022, aims to empower practitioners with knowledge that can enhance their patient's well-being for years to come. Participants will gain insights into creating a comfortable and productive workspace at home, benefiting both their professional and personal lives.
Appropriate Documentation
In this timely, fast-paced session, we'll cover all the important aspects of Initial Assessment, the most important and often missing component of documentation. Documentation of the initial assessment is often confused with the diagnosis of the patient's condition. We'll cover why this mistake leaves medical record documentation lacking in the most important aspects of "doctor thinking". When these essential initial assessment components are missing, it's difficult to clarify the doctor's case management goals for the episode of active treatment. This "doctor thinking" is often conducted between the doctor's ears and not in the record, and so the lack of the initial assessment in your record can derail your best efforts at good documentation.This course was presented in May 2016 Becky Walters, MCS-P and sponsored by KMC University.
The Most Expensive Coding Mistakes Chiropractors Make
In this riveting presentation, Dr. Gwilliam, Clinical Director for PayDC EHR Software, certified coder and auditor, will teach you how to avoid coding and documentation mistakes that cost you money. He will demystify the confusion around where auditors and reviewers find the rules that they apply when looking at your records. He will show you how to easily satisfy coding requirements so that you can get back to taking 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 coding-related anxiety. This webinar is a part of our Office Training Series sponsored by ChiroHealthUSA.
Chiropractic Red Flags to Avoid
Dr. Edward Zimmer has a unique background as he was an insurance adjuster prior to going to chiropractic school. He has done thousands of chiropractic peer reviews over a 20 year period of time. He is going to share with you the 6 Red Flags to avoid so your treatments do not get flagged for review. Implementing a few simple changes will allow you to defend your treatments with confidence, reduce your malpractice liability, and ultimately increase your revenues. This course was originally presented by Dr. Zimmer on June 22, 2021 and sponsored by ChiroPreferred.
Dysfunctional Breathing
Healthcare is changing- and regardless of who is ultimately paying for your care, they want results! Now, more than ever, you must recognize the functional diagnoses that contribute to your patient's structural problems. In this chapter of their "Explosive Outcomes" series, Dr.'s Bertelsman & Steele will discuss the identification and successful management of Paradoxical Breathing a commonly overlooked functional problem that delays recovery. You will leave this webinar with practical, evidence-based skills for quickly resolving your patient's complaints and immediately improving your clinical outcomes.
Anatomy Course for Chiropractic Assistants
Whether handling billing, taking appointments and payments, or performing modalities, chiropractic assistants should have a basic understanding of anatomy. Doctors and patients will use anatomy terms that sometimes confuse your practice staff. This 2 ½ hour course is designed to give your unlicensed staff a basic understanding of the anatomy of the human body. Dr. Louis Crivelli brilliantly lays out the important anatomic systems for your staff to better assist you and your patients in your office.
Nervous System
This course will include discussion of major divisions of the nervous system. Neuron anatomy and action potential are detailed. Brain anatomy, spinal anatomy, meninges and other anatomical structures are highlighted. Cranial nerves and spinal nerves are also reviewed. This on-demand course offers chiropractors a convenient way to earn 1 CE credit while deepening their understanding of the nervous system's intricate components. Participants will gain valuable insights into neurological anatomy and function, essential for enhancing diagnostic and treatment approaches in chiropractic practice.
Biomechanics & Nutrition 6-hr. Bundle
This 6-hour on-demand bundle offers a convenient collection of popular presentations addressing both common and less common conditions encountered in chiropractic practice. It provides valuable insights and practical knowledge to enhance your clinical skills and patient care.The package includes diverse topics such as Sacro Occipital Technique & Clinical Presentations by Dr. Ramneek Bhogal, Lower Extremity Biomechanics & the Management of Common Lower Extremity Injuries by Dr. Kurt Juergens, The Gut-Immune Connection by Dr. Ramneek Bhogal, What's in a Burp by Dr. Michael Hall, and Musculoskeletal Nutrition: Proven Protocols for Clinical Success by Dr. Robert Silverman. Gain comprehensive understanding across various chiropractic and nutritional domains at your own pace.
Differentiating Headache in Athletes and Active Patients
Headache is one of the most common reasons for visits to a doctor and the second most common reason for visits to a chiropractor. Athletes, and physically active patients, are no exception and can present a unique diagnostic challenge with potential overlapping sub-types and/or connections to trauma. This course will review the major headache syndromes and best practice treatments, with particular attention to those commonly found in athletes and patients who lead active lifestyles.
Case Study Reviews: Lumbar Spine Facet Arthrosis and Spondylolisthesis
During this engaging hour, Dr. Aikenhead will review four comprehensive case studies. Upon completion of the course, chiropractic physicians will gain the ability to accurately identify normal anatomy of the posterior column, facet arthrosis, central canal, and foraminal stenosis, as well as degenerative spondylolisthesis. This course, originally presented by Dr. Jon Aikenhead on September 17, 2019, offers valuable insights into clinical diagnosis and radiology, enhancing practitioners' understanding of complex lumbar spine conditions. It is designed to improve diagnostic skills and patient care related to these specific spinal pathologies.
Protecting Your Chiropractic Business During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This webinar, "Protecting Your Chiropractic Business During the Covid-19 Pandemic," addresses the unprecedented business and legal challenges faced by doctors during the COVID-19 crisis. Presented by Brette Bensinger and Tom O'Carroll of Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, the one-hour presentation offers crucial insights into navigating these complex times. Key topics covered include ADA considerations, HIPAA cautions, new sick leave requirements under "Families First," SBA disaster assistance, managing employee layoffs and unemployment, understanding business interruption coverage, and strategies for handling creditors. This valuable course was originally presented on March 26, 2020, and sponsored by Hinshaw Law.
Headaches and Neck Pain: The Critical Role of the TMJ and the Cervical Spine
This course, "Headaches and Neck Pain: The Critical Role of the TMJ and the Cervical Spine," delves into the often-overlooked temporomandibular joint (TMJ). It highlights the TMJ's crucial role not only in basic functions like eating and speaking but also in maintaining neck and upper back stability. Participants will gain comprehensive knowledge of TMJ anatomy, normal and abnormal movement patterns, and various examination and treatment options.Designed for both novice and expert practitioners, this one-hour session with Dr. Kevin Wong aims to enhance clinical understanding and confidence in addressing TMJ-related issues in patients. The concepts discussed are practical and immediately applicable, providing valuable insights for improving patient care for those suffering from headaches and neck pain.
Integrating Laser Therapy Into Your Clinical Practice
This webinar, "Integrating Laser Therapy Into Your Clinical Practice," is designed to enhance your understanding and application of laser therapy. It delves into the fundamental science of light-tissue interactions, outlines key treatment parameters, discusses effective dosages, and explores various clinical applications. Supported by robust peer-reviewed research, this course provides valuable insights that will enable practitioners to seamlessly incorporate laser therapy into their existing patient care protocols, ultimately improving treatment outcomes and expanding clinical offerings.
Mechanism of Injury in CAD
This course, "Mechanism of Injury in CAD," brings together Paul Fisher, DC, and Jordan Powell, JD, to explore the intricate relationship between the mechanism of injury in Cervical Acceleration-Deceleration (CAD) cases and chiropractic care within personal injury claims. Participants will gain valuable insights into effectively managing these complex cases.Key topics covered include practical tips for navigating depositions and a critical examination of the weaknesses inherent in Accident Reconstruction (ACR) reports. This program offers essential knowledge for chiropractors and legal professionals looking to enhance their understanding and approach to personal injury documentation and legal standards.
Maintaining, Copying, and Destroying Your Patient Records
Medical record laws are continually changing. Federal laws, state laws, and court cases converge in the chiropractic physician's office when dealing with our legal responsibilities and requirements regarding medical records. How long do we keep records? When can a patient request records? Are we obligated to give the records? How long do we have? How much can I charge? These are just a few of the questions our doctors face regularly. This course provides doctors and staff with the information necessary to establish sound policies surrounding our patients' records. This course will cover practice requirements, including HIPAA, state law, and case law, who can request records, Right of Access vs. Authorization, Cures Act basics, appropriate fees and acceptable time for copies, requests for deceased patients, copy requests for workers' compensation, and natural disasters that result in record destruction.
Why ICD-10?
While the implementation date is still more than a year away, preparation will be the key to a successful transition on ICD-10. With this one hour webinar you'll be introduced to the coding structure, documentation requirements and the "logic" behind the need for this change. Come away with a better understanding of what ICD-10 looks like and how it impacts your office. This course was presented by Terry Coy, MCS-P in August 2013 and sponsored by Cornerstone Medical Management.
Sitting is the New Smoking
Address Digital Lifestyle Syndromes with Posture Communications & Clinical Framework. This course delves into the critical health implications of prolonged sitting, often referred to as 'Sitting is the New Smoking.' Discover alarming research, including findings from Northwestern University, which indicate that each additional hour spent sitting can increase the risk of physical disability by nearly half, even among individuals who exercise.Gain essential insights and practical strategies to help your patients mitigate the risks associated with a sedentary lifestyle. This program provides a valuable framework for understanding and communicating the profound impact of posture on overall health, empowering practitioners to guide patients towards better movement and well-being.
Documentation: Your Daily Notes
In part four of this four-part series on the new documentation guidelines, Dr. Mario Fucinari will show you the essential requirements for your SOAP notes. Key topics include SOAP Notes, PART, The Diagnosis, and Medical Necessity, providing a comprehensive overview of daily documentation. The guidelines for documentation to support your ICD-10 diagnosis will also be discussed. This class is sponsored by ACOM. This course was presented in June 2016 by Dr. Mario Fucinari and sponsored by ACOM Solutions. This course is designed to equip practitioners with the knowledge needed to support their ICD-10 diagnoses through accurate and compliant documentation. By understanding these guidelines, attendees can enhance their practice's efficiency and ensure proper record-keeping for optimal patient care.
The Foot and Ankle
Attendees will learn biomechanics and observe technique demonstration(s) for some of the most common foot conditions, injuries and syndromes, including plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, over-pronation, Mortons Neuroma, and more. This course was presented in October 2016 by Dr. Mitch Mally and sponsored by Foot Levelers, Inc.
HIPAA & OIG Compliance for Chiropractic
In this webinar, Dr. Marty Kotlar will discuss the security rule, privacy rule, how to protect patient health information, business associates, how to choose compliance officers, social media & HIPAA and some of the most required HIPAA policies and procedures. This course was originally presented by Dr. Marty Kotlar on February 18, 2020 and sponsored by Target Coding.
Musculoskeletal Nutrition: Proven Protocols for Clinical Success
Join Dr. Robert Silverman as he explores the relationship between nutrition and the manifestation of joint pain. In this exciting presentation, he will discuss the process of acute and chronic inflammation and share the impact that specific nutrients can have on managing the discomfort arising from the inflammatory process. He will review the specific nutrients that can be used to modulate the expression of inflammation and share insight into the prophylactic use of nutrition to support joint integrity and maintain healthy motion.You will gain insight into a straightforward methodology to incorporate these protocols into a clinically effective system that will save time and be financially rewarding. This one-hour webinar is ideal for any practitioner who addresses soft tissue, joint, and/or chronic pain syndromes and is interested in incorporating nutritional therapies into their practice.
Your Feet are the Key to Whole Body Health
This webinar, "Your Feet are the Key to Whole Body Health," highlights the critical importance of feet in overall human health, a topic often overlooked. Dr. Kevin Wong, with over 22 years of experience, has dedicated his practice to the evaluation and treatment of extremities, with a primary focus on the feet due to the prevalent lack of public education on the subject.Dr. Wong educates patients on the intricate relationship between their feet and the rest of the body's joints. This hour-long on-demand course delves into essential topics including foot/arch anatomy, fundamental posture principles, the gait cycle, common foot/arch ailments, and effective subluxation patterns and adjustment techniques. Originally presented on October 24, 2019, this course is sponsored by Foot Levelers, Inc.