Chiropractic CE Events

This program, presented by attorneys Vic Merjanian and Daniel De La Cruz, addresses critical COVID-related business issues and the implementation of telehealth practices. It offers a comprehensive overview of the challenges and solutions faced by businesses during the pandemic, specifically within the context of chiropractic and public health regulations.Attendees will gain valuable insights into navigating the complexities of governmental regulations and patient/case management in a rapidly changing environment. The course provides essential guidance on adapting business operations and effectively integrating telehealth services to ensure continued practice viability and patient care.

This 7-module online series, "Mindful Meals," is guided by Dr. Theresa DeLorenzo, a former Program Director at Logan University with expertise in nutrition and human performance, and a trained yoga instructor. Dr. DeLorenzo brings a holistic approach to understanding eating habits. The program is designed to help attendees cultivate mindful eating practices. Participants will learn to listen to their body's needs, honor cravings, and identify appropriate portion sizes and eating times. The curriculum integrates case studies, assignments, podcasts, and yoga practices related to chakras for a comprehensive learning experience. "Mindful Meals" is specifically tailored for Registered Dietitians, Chiropractors, and other health professionals. The aim is for these professionals to first practice mindful eating themselves, enabling them to effectively guide their own clients toward healthier and more intuitive eating behaviors.

Based on the priorities voiced by Virginia Doctors of Chiropractic and Chiropractic Assistants, UVCA's Online CA Training Program equips you with a thorough knowledge of best practices for the full scope of chiropractic office procedures, including healthcare terminology and methods, anatomy, physiology, and the many therapies utilized by DCs. Developed by popular instructor and long-time supporter Dr. Louis Crivelli, the 30-hour program can be accessed for 10 months after purchase and is available on demand to be completed at your own pace.

Graston Technique® Module 2 Advanced Training is an advanced form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization that incorporates the use of six patented stainless steel instruments. This training enables clinicians to effectively treat the adverse effects of scar tissue and fascial restrictions. The course introduces clinicians to Graston Technique, its clinical applications, physiological effects and benefits, and potential contraindications. Participants will gain hands-on experience with the specialized instruments and techniques used in this advanced soft tissue mobilization approach.

This 12-hour course explores the critical intersection of epigenetics, nutrition, and perinatal health. Attendees will gain a vitalistic understanding of nutrition and learn how to effectively incorporate nutritional information into their chiropractic practice. The course examines the relationships between epigenetics, nutrition, fertility, and family health, with emphasis on the latest findings in epigenetic science and the roles of sugar and pH in health and disease. Participants will understand how optimal nutrition can improve fertility, how poor nutrition can weaken fertility, and the effects of nutrition during and after pregnancy. The course takes an ecosystematic approach to nutrition, helping practitioners understand how dietary choices affect not only individual patients but future generations through epigenetic mechanisms. Course highlights include: - Understanding nutrition from a vitalistic perspective - Creating working knowledge of lifestyle-based ways of eating - Learning epigenetic principles and their health implications - Understanding how nutrition affects fertility and pregnancy outcomes - Exploring the relationship between sugar, pH, and disease

This course addresses three critical competencies for chiropractors seeking to integrate successfully within multidisciplinary healthcare environments. As the chiropractic profession increasingly collaborates with medical specialists, practitioners need practical strategies to establish themselves as trusted spine specialists among other healthcare professionals. The course focuses on three foundational pillars: patient-centered care that prioritizes the individual rather than the condition, proper documentation that facilitates interprofessional communication and mitigates medical-legal risk, and enhanced communication skills for both patient interactions and professional collaboration. Through these three keys, chiropractors can increase their relevancy and credibility in today's integrated healthcare landscape. The curriculum is structured around 20-minute modules on each topic, making it accessible for busy practitioners. Content is grounded in peer-reviewed research, including recent studies on patient satisfaction with chiropractic care, the association between spinal manipulation and reduced opioid prescribing, and best practices in multidisciplinary sports health care environments.

This course provides chiropractors with a case-based review of diagnostic imaging in sports injury evaluation. The presentation focuses on the role of imaging in the neuromusculoskeletal evaluation of athletes across recreational to professional levels, addressing a growing area of practice for many chiropractors. Attendees will explore when to order imaging for athletes and which imaging modality is most effective for evaluating suspected injuries. The course uses a variety of imaging examples across multiple modalities: - Radiography - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) - Computed tomography (CT) - Diagnostic ultrasound The course is structured around two main segments: sports injuries of the upper extremity and sports injuries of the lower extremity. Each segment covers the imaging decision-making process and common imaging findings. The presentation features interactive, anonymous quizzing to encourage active participation and critical evaluation of the cases presented, followed by a Q&A session.

An Audit from the Inside is a course presented by the American Chiropractic Association that provides chiropractors with practical guidance on navigating insurance compliance audits. Rather than relying on information from attorneys, billing specialists, or companies selling documentation review services, Dr. Fitzenrider offers a firsthand perspective on what happens when an audit letter arrives and how to manage the process effectively. The course covers a complete timeline of audit events, beginning with the initial documentation review request (Phase 1) through potential pre-payment review consequences (Phase 2). Attendees will learn what steps to take before submitting documentation, how to handle audit communications, and strategies for responding to denials and staying organized throughout the process. The instructor addresses practical concerns such as whether to engage legal representation and how to support staff during an audit. This course is designed for chiropractors who want to be proactive rather than reactive when facing insurance audits. By understanding the sequence of events and preparation strategies, practitioners can better protect their practices and manage the stress associated with compliance reviews.

MRI Spine Interpretation Basics is a practical, doctor-to-doctor training program designed to take chiropractors from no MRI experience to confident, clinically useful spine MRI interpretation. The course is structured as a 2-part program totaling just over 2 hours, with pre-tests and post-tests for each section, plus comprehensive handouts (119 slides combined). It is built for real-world clinical and medical-legal application. Spinal MRI interpretation skills directly affect diagnostic precision, prognosis and treatment planning, interprofessional communication with medical doctors and radiologists, referral confidence, and medico-legal value. When clinicians can interpret MRI findings and communicate using correct terminology, they become trusted imaging-informed authorities who command respect from medical colleagues and attorneys. Part 1 (63 minutes) covers foundational concepts including normal spinal anatomy on MRI, basic MRI physics and image interpretation (T1, T2, STIR), degenerative changes, annular fissures, and real clinical case scenarios. Part 2 (68 minutes) builds advanced skills including how to load and view MRI discs, disc bulges and degenerative processes, disc herniations (protrusion, extrusion, migration, sequestration), Modic endplate changes, MRI localization and terminology, and MRI ordering protocols. This course is designed for doctors who want to learn spine MRI interpretation from the ground up, improve confidence reading MRI reports, understand key pathological findings, use correct clinical terminology, build stronger relationships with medical colleagues and attorneys, and reduce uncertainty when imaging is central to a case. No prior MRI experience is required.

This course explores a strategic, patient-centered approach to musculoskeletal (MSK) care by guiding providers through the full patient journey—from intake and evaluation to education, conversion, and long-term retention. Attendees will learn how to effectively communicate the value of non-pharmaceutical, collaborative care models through functional questioning, biomechanical assessment, patient education, and team-based treatment strategies. The session will focus on improving patient understanding, increasing engagement and compliance, and building sustainable corrective care plans that support long-term outcomes and practice growth.

This on demand program delves into foundational biomechanical principles, focusing on proper joint loading and movement. It provides chiropractors with essential tools for assessing abnormalities within these parameters and effectively addressing them in their practice.Designed to help predict, prevent, and reduce chronic pain, this course offers practical insights into simple assessments. Participants will gain valuable knowledge to enhance patient outcomes and integrate advanced diagnostic strategies into their daily chiropractic care.

Unlock your potential to work with patients suffering from temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. This course is designed to equip you with the clinical anatomy, physiology, and functional knowledge necessary to address and correct TMJ dysfunction using chiropractic cranial adjusting techniques.

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 comprehensive on-demand course, "Prevention and Treatment of Disorders in Endurance Athletes," is designed for chiropractors and healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in managing athletic injuries. Participants will delve into effective strategies for both preventing and treating common musculoskeletal disorders frequently encountered in endurance athletes, covering a range of conditions and evidence-based interventions. Gain valuable insights into optimizing athlete performance and recovery through practical, actionable techniques. This course provides a deep understanding of the unique physiological demands on endurance athletes, enabling practitioners to deliver superior care, improve patient outcomes, and confidently address the specific challenges faced by this active population.

This course examines the neurological basis of how chiropractic adjustments affect motor control through their influence on the prefrontal cortex. Participants will explore the relationship between spinal joint proprioception and central nervous system processing, with emphasis on how mechanical stimulation via adjustment enhances proprioceptive signaling. The course covers current research on prefrontal cortex function in motor planning and decision-making, and discusses how improved afferent input from adjusted vertebral segments may optimize motor control, coordination, and movement efficiency. Clinical implications for patient assessment and outcomes will be integrated throughout.

This on-demand course, 'Rehab: Isometric Strength Training,' provides essential knowledge and practical techniques for integrating isometric strength training into chiropractic and rehabilitation practices. Designed for Doctors of Chiropractic, Chiropractic Assistants, and other healthcare professionals, this program delves into effective strategies for pain management, physical therapy, and comprehensive patient rehabilitation. Participants will gain valuable insights into optimizing patient outcomes through targeted strength protocols.Led by Dr. Todd Turnbull, a Board Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician and Certified Brain Injury Specialist Trainer, this course draws upon his extensive experience in areas such as concussion care, disc herniation management, and soft tissue treatment. Dr. Turnbull shares his trademarked Pre-Active Stretching program and Myotonic Facilitation Technique, offering a holistic approach to neuro-muscular integration and brain injury care. This seminar is crucial for practitioners looking to expand their rehabilitative toolkit and enhance patient recovery.

This on-demand course features two distinct yet complementary presentations designed for healthcare professionals. The first presentation, led by Dr. Catriona Buist, PsyD, delves into the "Five Key Domains of Best Practice Pain Care," offering essential insights into comprehensive pain management strategies. The second presentation, by Dr. Darrell Brett, MD, focuses on "Cervical Disc Anthroplasty for Patients Failing Conservative Therapy," providing an in-depth look at advanced surgical options for spinal conditions. This program offers 1.5 CE credits, specifically tailored for Doctors of Chiropractic. Dr. Buist, a licensed psychologist and Chair of the Oregon Pain Management Commission, brings expertise in improving function and quality of life for individuals with chronic pain. Dr. Brett, an experienced neuro-surgeon specializing in cervical and lumbar spine surgery, has a long history of collaborating with the chiropractic profession, offering evaluations and surgical interventions when appropriate. This course provides a valuable opportunity to learn from leading experts on both conservative and surgical approaches to complex pain and spinal conditions, enhancing your clinical practice and patient care.

This two-hour seminar explores the Chiropractor's role in addressing health equity. Relevant terminology and concepts are introduced. The key barriers and impacts to health equity, including the role of social determinants of health, are explored through case studies. An evidence-based approach highlights equity issues and action steps as they relate to the chiropractic profession. By the end of this seminar, participants will be able to explain healthy equity concepts, barriers, and impacts as they relate to the chiropractic profession. They will also recognize forms of bias, apply prevention principles to address social determinants of health, and evaluate attitudes, practices, and policies to remove barriers to health equity in a chiropractic practice.

In this webinar, Dr. Marty Kotlar, a certified coding and compliance expert, will guide participants through strategies for handling common insurance company claim denials. Attendees will gain valuable insights into effectively choosing their battles and implementing tactics to ensure they receive the payments they rightfully deserve. This comprehensive course focuses on critical aspects of billing and collections, compliance, documentation, and insurance appeals. By mastering the techniques for scrubbing EOBs, practitioners can optimize their revenue cycle and minimize financial losses due to denied claims, enhancing overall practice efficiency and profitability.

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 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.

The Legacy and Transition Planning program focuses on preparing for the future sale of chiropractic practices while aligning with personal goals regarding sale timing, pricing, and legacy. Participants will benefit from insights provided by Crystal Misenheimer, a leading expert in chiropractic practice succession and business analysis. Key aspects of the program include:- Expertise in practice valuation and transition strategies.- Insights into market trends and risk mitigation.- Comprehensive support tailored to the complexities of clinic sales.- A passionate commitment to enhancing the chiropractic profession through education and advocacy.

As the workers' compensation landscape evolves, chiropractic practices must stay ahead of upcoming regulatory and system changes to ensure compliance, protect revenue, and continue delivering high-quality care. In this one-hour live session, Lisa will walk you through the 2026 updates to the Workers' Comp system that are set to impact documentation, billing, authorization, and patient management in chiropractic practices.Drawing on her extensive experience in chiropractic billing, coding, compliance and practice management, Lisa will break down complex rule changes into practical steps your clinic can implement immediately. You'll gain clarity on what's changing, why it matters, and how to ensure your practice is prepared.

Join Dr. Kotlar to learn how to create a care plan that sets the "medical necessity" for therapeutic procedures. He will also cover specific and expanded information for 97110, 97112, 97124, 97140, 97530 & 97750 as well as teach you how to bill and document for units of time. This course was presented by Marty Kotlar, DC in April 2012 and sponsored by Target Coding.

The 2026 ACS In-person Seminars provide chiropractors with comprehensive, hands-on continuing education across multiple clinical topics. These interactive seminars feature expert instructors delivering evidence-based content through live demonstrations, case studies, and collaborative learning experiences. Attendees will engage with peers in a professional setting while earning valuable CE credits and expanding their clinical knowledge and practical skills.

Medical errors have become a serious issue in the care of our patients. As chiropractic physicians, we must be able to handle the errors of the drugs and surgeries that our patients have gone through. We also must ensure that we minimize any errors that may happen in our procedures while taking care of patients. In this presentation, we will go over the most common medical errors we see in practice and share best practices to prevent them. Medical integration allows you to evaluate and treat patients with systems that have been proven to create results in the safest way possible.This webinar was originally presented on May 6, 2025, and sponsored by Advanced Medical Integration (AMI).

Don't miss this essential webinar on the Corporate Transparency Act! Learn the critical steps chiropractic offices must take before the end of 2024 to stay compliant and avoid steep penalties. Secure your spot now to ensure your practice is protected! Update: A Texas court issued a preliminary injunction on December 3, 2024, halting enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), including its January 1, 2025, deadline for Beneficial Owner Information (BOI) reporting. The ruling found the CTA likely unconstitutional, as it exceeds Congress's authority, and extended a nationwide injunction. This decision temporarily relieves small businesses, including chiropractic practices structured as corporations or PLLCs, from submitting BOI reports to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). However, the situation is subject to change based on the court's final ruling. Due to this, we still recommend you submit your BOI to FinCEN and avoid the potential daily $500 fines.

This course provides essential knowledge for healthcare professionals on effectively tracking patient progress within a gut reconditioning series. Participants will learn to utilize specifically tailored surveys and the Bristol Stool Analysis with classification to monitor patient outcomes.Presented by Dr. John N Panopoulos, DC, this on-demand webinar offers valuable insights into practical patient management strategies. Originally presented in March 2017 and sponsored by Standard Process, it equips practitioners with tools for comprehensive patient assessment.

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.

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 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 one-hour webinar provides chiropractors with current information and evidence-based insights into the opioid crisis affecting the United States. Participants will examine the most commonly prescribed opioids, review updated statistics on opioid-related mortality and morbidity, and explore recent clinical research on the epidemic's impact on public health. The course emphasizes the critical role chiropractic professionals can play in addressing this crisis by offering evidence-based, non-pharmacological pain management solutions. Attendees will learn how to position chiropractic care as a safer alternative to opioid therapy, implement screening protocols for at-risk patients, and collaborate with other healthcare providers in comprehensive pain management strategies. This timely content empowers chiropractors to contribute meaningfully to reducing opioid dependence in their communities.

This educational course focuses on the anatomy of the shoulder, with an emphasis on common disorders affecting its osseous structures, rotator cuff musculature, ligaments, and the labrum. Attendees will gain insights into evaluating shoulder conditions through a comprehensive examination led by Dr. John Aikenhead, a seasoned practitioner in chiropractic care. Key highlights of the course include: - In-depth analysis of shoulder anatomy - Understanding common shoulder disorders - Clinical evaluation techniques - Alignment with Category I (Formal) continuing education requirements

Learn how to easily promote your practice during the 2025 Chiropractic Health Care Month. This is part of the ICS Workshop Wednesdays, and was originally presented on October 1. 2025. Each session will be a quick, practical, no-more-than-30-minute live walk-through of one of your ICS member benefits. These aren't slideshows"”they're screenshared demonstrations showing exactly how to use tools and resources that can improve your practice, save you time, or help your staff.

The ICD-10 and Your Examination course offers essential insights into the latest ICD-10 guidelines. Participants will learn about the critical importance of detailed evaluations and meticulous documentation to ensure compliance with the new coding requirements. This course addresses how the transition affects Evaluation and Management (E&M) documentation and highlights the nuances of the new treatment plan guidelines introduced by Medicare. Under the guidance of Dr. Mario Fucinari, a seasoned professional with over 35 years in the chiropractic field, attendees will gain practical knowledge on navigating the complexities of ICD-10 coding and effective patient care strategies. The course is ideal for chiropractic professionals looking to enhance their coding accuracy and improve patient outcomes. - Learn the specifics of ICD-10 guidelines. - Understand the implications for E&M documentation. - Discover Medicare's new guidelines for documentation. - Enhance compliance and coding practices.

Earn up to 17 CEUs, at this year's star-studded Convention. We've curated a lineup of top-notch speakers, ready to share their insights and strategies. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, their wisdom will REV you and your practice up!

The Role of Radiology in the Chiropractic Practice examines the current trend of fewer chiropractors owning radiographic equipment. Participants will understand the significance of radiographs within evidence-based practice guidelines for imaging procedures in chiropractic care. The course emphasizes the importance of radiographic evaluation and its implications for establishing treatment protocols while maintaining clinical decision-making integrity. Dr. Mario Fucinari, a seasoned practitioner with extensive experience and numerous certifications, leads this course, providing insights on integrating evidence-based principles, evaluating when radiographic examinations are necessary, and comparing digital versus analog imaging advantages.

The Biophysics of Heart Disease discusses how the cholesterol theory of heart disease has never been proven and what the actual causes of atherosclerosis are. Atherosclerosis, as well as heart attacks and strokes, are a result of clotting tissue. Clotting happens when there is endothelial damage, poor or turbulent blood flow, and aggregation of elements of blood. Learning the unique properties of water in the blood shows us the true path to preventing heart disease. The Heart of Chiropractic discusses the biophysics of how the body communicates through the fascia system, how this communication can break down, how the heart measures this communication through coherence/heart rate variability, how this explains the emotional and cognitive aspects of chronic pain, and how Chiropractic creates a situation in the body that helps resolve issues with fascia, communication, and coherence.

Dr. Christopher Danduran will provide an in-depth look at chiropractic neurology, focusing on metabolic thresholds. This course aims to enhance understanding of the intersection between metabolism and neurological function, equipped with the latest research. - The course is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to expand their knowledge in chiropractic practices. - Participants will engage with practical applications of neurology in chiropractic care. - This event is part of the 2026 ACS Convention, offering a comprehensive overview of contemporary issues in chiropractic neurology. - The course emphasizes effective treatment strategies for various neurological conditions.

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.

This is a 1-hour course that focuses on the developmental care of pediatric patients from conception through early childhood. The course emphasizes the role of genetic and epigenetic factors in a child’s neurological development, highlighting the impact of parental health at conception. Participants will learn how to identify physiological 'red flags' during pregnancy and childhood that may indicate developmental delays. - Overview of developmental progression in children. - Understanding the contributions of prenatal health to child development. - Common markers for identifying developmental delays in children. - Tools for assessing pediatric patients effectively.

This course is exclusively for licensed chiropractors and chiropractic students who need to complete the required 120hrs in Active and Passive Physiotherapy required to take the NBCE PT Board exam and is required for licensure in some US states. Complete 120 hours of coursework in both Active and Passive Physiotherapy by reading through presentations, quizzes, video trainings and discussion boards. Complete your midterm, final exam and submit two capstone projects. This course is accredited through Texas Chiropractic College and fulfills the required 120 hours of coursework to qualify to take the NBCE Physiotherapy exam.

This event is the ACS Legislative Meeting, a recurring gathering designed for members of the Alaska Chiropractic Society (ACS) to engage in discussions and stay informed on legislative matters pertinent to the chiropractic profession. Attendees can access meeting agendas and minutes for various dates, indicating a focus on ongoing legislative developments and strategic planning.Participation in this live event offers chiropractors an opportunity to contribute to and understand the legislative landscape impacting their practice. While specific course topics are not detailed, the meeting's nature suggests a focus on advocacy, policy updates, and collective action to advance chiropractic interests.

Medical Integration in Chiropractic is very popular and the number of clinics that have converted keeps rising every year. In this presentation you will learn ways to get your patients better and faster. One of the main benefits of integration is improved clinical outcomes. When you develop a systematic process that allows you to be very efficient in evaluating a patient and then combine that with services that are more than what you were taught in Chiropractic school, the result is patients getting better faster. Competing in the healthcare space is not easy, but when you are effective in taking care of patients, and you can attract more patients into your practice, success follows. Get ready to learn what will improve your practice protocols and outcomes.

This pre-convention teaser, 'AI AND TECHNOLOGY, YOUR SUPERPOWER OR YOUR KRYPTONITE?', explores the transformative impact of AI on healthcare. Practitioners will learn how to harness AI to enhance their practice, from generating SOAP notes and achieving a 97% first-pass acceptance rate on claims, to effectively combating insurance companies that misuse AI for claim denials. The course delves into both the immense power and potential pitfalls of integrating this advanced technology into daily operations.Presented by Lisa Maciejewski-West and sponsored by Gold Star Medical Business Services, this ACS Ready Room Lunch and Learn is designed to empower healthcare professionals. It offers crucial insights into making AI a strategic superpower for their practice, ensuring they can navigate the evolving technological landscape with confidence and maximize the benefits of AI.

The Lumbar Magnetic Resonance Imaging Review course is essential for chiropractors who frequently encounter MRI in their practice. This course is designed to enhance the understanding of MRI images and reports related to the cervical spine. Key highlights include: - Review of MR imaging techniques focused on disc pathology, spinal degeneration, and soft tissue pathology. - Examination of clinical and imaging findings that indicate the necessity for advanced imaging. Attendees will deepen their knowledge of interpreting MRI studies and identifying clinical findings that warrant further imaging. Participants will engage in both a technical review and a case study approach to lumbar spine MRIs, ensuring comprehensive learning outcomes.

This one-hour course explores the role of chiropractic within the wider context of public health, highlighting historical foundations and contemporary relevance. Dr. Will Evans Jr. reviews key moments in public health history that have shaped healthcare systems, policies, and provider responsibilities. The course also addresses practical considerations for today's chiropractors, including preparedness for public health emergencies, the chiropractor's role in interdisciplinary public health efforts, and navigating evolving expectations related to community health, prevention, and education. Participants will gain insights into how public health principles intersect with chiropractic practice, and how chiropractors can actively engage in public health issues that affect their patients and communities. The session is designed for professionals looking to enhance their understanding of chiropractic's impact on public health.

This course, 'What's in a Burp?', delves into the physiological mechanisms behind burping, exploring its causes, implications, and whether it signifies a healthy digestive process or an underlying issue. Dr. Michael Hall guides participants through the intricate checks and balances of digestion, with a specific focus on understanding and addressing common problems related to stomach acidity levels. Designed for convenience, this on-demand program allows practitioners to enhance their knowledge at their own pace. Participants will gain valuable insights into digestive health, applicable to clinical practice. Please be aware that access to this on-demand product expires on the last day of the calendar year in which it is purchased, requiring completion within that timeframe.