Chiropractic CE Events

This on-demand continuing education course, "Anterior Column Pain of the Lumbar Spine," offers a focused exploration into the diagnosis and management of anterior column pain in the lumbar region. Participants will gain valuable insights into the specific characteristics and clinical presentation of this condition, enhancing their ability to accurately identify and address patient needs.Designed for chiropractic professionals seeking to expand their knowledge in pain management, this 1-hour course provides practical information and strategies. By understanding the nuances of anterior column pain, practitioners can refine their treatment protocols, improve patient outcomes, and offer more targeted and effective care for individuals experiencing lumbar spine discomfort.

This course provides critical information that EVERY clinic needs to know about how to stay in compliance, manage risk, and avoid expensive fines. It covers essential strategies for navigating new and ongoing regulations related to HIPAA and No Surprises billing. Designed for DCs, CTs, front desk, and billing staff, this program emphasizes working together to implement sound policies. Participants will gain practical knowledge to ensure their clinic remains compliant in today's challenging regulatory environment.

This course presents a comprehensive, holistic approach to managing bloating and Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) within chiropractic practice. Participants will explore the interconnected factors contributing to these conditions, including spinal dysfunction, nervous system regulation of digestion, dysbiosis, dietary triggers, and lifestyle factors. The seminar integrates chiropractic manipulative therapy with evidence-based nutritional strategies, gut healing protocols, and patient education to address the root causes of bloating rather than merely masking symptoms. Attendees will learn practical assessment techniques, case management strategies, and when to coordinate care with other healthcare professionals for optimal patient outcomes in a truly integrated practice model.

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.

This course, led by Dr. Scott Munsterman, provides a comprehensive explanation of the recently passed No Surprises Act. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the regulations and their implications for chiropractic practices, ensuring compliance and avoiding unexpected billing issues. The purchase of this class includes valuable presentation notes to aid in retention and future reference. This essential training is designed to equip chiropractors with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of the No Surprises Act, mitigating risk and enhancing practice management. By understanding these critical legislative changes, practitioners can protect their patients and their practice, ensuring transparent billing practices and operational efficiency in the evolving healthcare landscape.

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of Foot Hyperpronation, a prevalent issue often underestimated in its impact on patient recovery. Healthcare dynamics are evolving, stressing the need for effective results-driven strategies regardless of payment sources. In this chapter from the 'Explosive Outcomes' series, Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele will elucidate the significance of recognizing functional diagnoses contributing to structural problems. Participants will acquire actionable, evidence-based techniques aimed at enhancing their clinical outcomes by addressing this frequently overlooked condition. The course, originally presented on September 1, 2015, is designed for practitioners striving to refine their assessment and intervention methods with a strong focus on immediate practical application and patient recovery. - Identification of Foot Hyperpronation and its impacts - Evidence-based approach to management - Practical skills for clinical application - Adapting to the evolving healthcare landscape

Telemedicine was introduced to Chiropractors during the Pandemic. Learn how to stay HIPAA compliant and bill correctly for telemedicine services. This course is essential for chiropractic professionals looking to integrate telemedicine effectively and compliantly into their practice. Participants will gain practical knowledge to navigate the complexities of telemedicine billing and ensure adherence to HIPAA regulations, enhancing patient care and operational efficiency.

This course addresses the widespread misunderstandings surrounding the low FODMAP diet that can compromise patient outcomes. Participants will explore the evidence base for low FODMAP interventions, examine common myths and oversimplifications, and learn evidence-based implementation strategies. The course emphasizes the importance of proper patient education, dietary balance, and integration with other therapeutic approaches to optimize clinical results while minimizing potential negative effects of unnecessarily restrictive eating patterns.

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.

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.

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 course is a recording of a live Zoom discussion about Cone Beam CT (CBCT) of the Upper Cervical Spine taught by Cameron Bearder, DC. Dr. James Demetrious moderated the course and led interactive discussions related to VAD.

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.

This webinar, presented by Dr. Marty Kotlar, explores critical compliance topics for chiropractic practices. Attendees will gain insight into the security rule and privacy rule, learn strategies for protecting patient health information, and understand the role of compliance officers in practice management. Key highlights include: - Overview of HIPAA policies and procedures - Best practices for managing business associates - Guidelines on the use of social media in compliance with HIPAA - Insight into the most required compliance measures for chiropractic facilities. This course is designed to enhance the understanding of HIPAA compliance and its implications for chiropractic services, ensuring practitioners are well-equipped to implement required standards.

Join us for a three-part compliance training designed specifically for chiropractic practices. In Part One, we will cover the fundamentals of HIPAA compliance, from website requirements to policies and staff training, giving you the tools to evaluate your office’s current compliance status. Part Two takes a deeper dive into advanced topics, including business associate agreements, ePHI inventories, activity reviews, and risk management so you can identify and address gaps before they become liabilities. Finally, in OIG Compliance Essentials, we’ll explore fraud, waste, and abuse compliance, with guidance on risk areas, policies, staff training, and self-audits, plus a live demonstration of how to search the LEIE database. This comprehensive series provides practical strategies and resources to strengthen your compliance program, safeguard your practice, and gain peace of mind, covering facility security, ePHI inventories, and security incident documentation.

This on-demand course, 'Connecting the Dots with Documentation and Code,' will be available for purchase starting May 10, 2025. It has been approved for continuing education credit in Kentucky from May 10, 2025, to May 10, 2026. All necessary components, including video, quiz, affidavit, participation codes, and evaluation, must be completed within this timeframe to qualify for CE credit in Kentucky. Documentation and coding form the essential foundation for every patient visit, crucial for proper payment and risk mitigation. This session on the Fundamentals of Documentation and Coding will cover key components to strengthen this foundation. Participants will learn to identify documentation and code elements, recognize their relationship to boost provider confidence, and evaluate common risk areas that may impact reimbursement or increase practice/provider risk.

Stay ahead of the curve with this essential 2-hour compliance update for Kentucky chiropractors and staff. This course breaks down the latest developments in Kentucky Medicaid, Workers’ Compensation, and commercial payer rules while tackling the biggest changes in federal compliance and technology impacting your office.We’ll cover medical necessity and documentation standards, new billing and coding trends, ADA accessibility updates, HIPAA changes, and what you need to know about AI tools like ChatGPT in clinical practice. You’ll leave with clear steps to protect your license, strengthen your documentation, and keep your office fully compliant with 2026 requirements.

This webinar is the third session in a comprehensive three-part series focused on essential HIPAA regulations in the chiropractic field. Key topics covered include the impact of upcoming healthcare policies that arise from recent legislation, particularly those affecting practices and compliance. Participants will benefit from Dr. Mario Fucinari's expertise, as he interprets and explains the significance of regulations including Medicare’s documentation overhaul, MIPS changes, and HIPAA security requirements. In this session, attendees will specifically learn about patient access to healthcare records, HIPAA risk assessment, and the necessary administrative, physical, and technical safeguards to comply with HIPAA standards. The course is suitable for chiropractors, practice staff, and billing professionals aiming to update their knowledge and practice management skills effectively.

Join us for a three-part compliance training designed specifically for chiropractic practices. In Part One, we will cover the fundamentals of HIPAA compliance, from website requirements to policies and staff training, giving you the tools to evaluate your office’s current compliance status. Part Two takes a deeper dive into advanced topics, including business associate agreements, ePHI inventories, activity reviews, and risk management so you can identify and address gaps before they become liabilities. Finally, in OIG Compliance Essentials, we’ll explore fraud, waste, and abuse compliance, with guidance on risk areas, policies, staff training, and self-audits, plus a live demonstration of how to search the LEIE database.

Contemporary Science and Chiropractic: Pediatric Health, Neurobiology, and Spinal Imaging is a continuing education course designed for chiropractors seeking to deepen their understanding of evidence-based approaches to pediatric care, neurobiological mechanisms, and advanced spinal imaging techniques. This course bridges contemporary scientific research with clinical chiropractic practice, offering practitioners the knowledge to better serve pediatric patients and understand the neurobiological foundations underlying chiropractic interventions. The course is taught by Christopher Kent, DC, an instructor with expertise in clinical science and research. Attendees will explore the intersection of pediatric health challenges, current evidence, and chiropractic care applications, gaining insights into how modern neurobiology informs clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.

This course covers the science behind and certainty through the Perfect Storm 10D Model of subluxation and neurology. We then guide you through the care plan builder and case management system and how to best deliver the interpretation and communication to patients. Then we work through the PX Neuro-Tonal Model.

Join Dr. Griffeth as he discusses the cumulative injury cycle and chronic stress. He will offer clinical pearls related to rehab and nutrition therapy to implement in your practice today. Dr. Griffeth is a 2005 graduate of Parker College of Chiropractic and the clinical director at Core Physical Medicine, which has four locations in Texas. The course was presented in March 2016 and focuses on practical applications that chiropractors can use to enhance patient care.

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.

The common consideration given to the topic of informed consent is that as long as you have a patient sign a statement listing potential risks you are covered. There is so much more you need to know. Every malpractice lawsuit will allege lack of informed consent. In one short hour you will learn that there are several aspects of your informed consent which are most likely missing. These missing parts could render your form worthless when it is challenged. You will also learn how to craft a more effective informed consent to reduce your risks should any legal action ever be taken against you.

This 2-hour case-based course is designed for chiropractors who manage athletes and active individuals across all competitive levels. Through real clinical scenarios, attendees will enhance their ability to integrate radiologic findings with functional biomechanics, manual therapy planning, and evidence-informed return-to-play decision-making. The course emphasizes subtle imaging clues that impact chiropractic management, including identifying when musculoskeletal injuries are safe to treat conservatively and when advanced imaging, co-management, or referral is warranted. Participants will review X-ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasound applications relevant to sports injuries of the spine and extremities, including stress injuries, ligamentous instability, cartilage lesions, and high-risk fracture patterns. This course supports improved diagnostic confidence, greater safety, and optimized sports performance outcomes.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging is frequently encountered in chiropractic practice. This course will review MRI of the cervical spine to aid chiropractors in the interpretation of MR images and reports. Specific topics to be covered include MR imaging of disc pathology, spinal degeneration, and soft tissue pathology. Clinical and imaging findings indicating a need for advanced imaging will also be reviewed.Attendees will gain further knowledge of the interpretation of MRI studies and reports. Attendees will also review clinical findings warranting MR imaging.

This presentation, "What Your Patients Don’t Expect When They’re Expecting," delves into the unforeseen challenges pregnant patients encounter and provides chiropractors with the confidence to guide them. It integrates sports medicine principles, including biomechanics, movement assessment, and functional rehabilitation, to effectively address prevalent issues such as back, rib, and pubic pain from an athletic perspective.The course is designed to equip practitioners with practical tools to offer comprehensive physical and emotional support, ensuring patients remain strong, supported, and empowered throughout their pregnancy. Attendees will learn to identify and explain common pregnancy challenges, assess musculoskeletal pain through a sports medicine lens, provide empowering patient education, and adopt a holistic, empathetic approach to prenatal care.

This two-hour course equips Doctors of Chiropractic with the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to evaluate and manage sports-related concussion. Emphasizing a chiropractic approach within a multidisciplinary care model, the course covers key topics including return-to-play decision-making, concussion assessment tools, management of cervicogenic concussion, and care considerations for special populations such as adolescent and female athletes. Through case studies and practical instruction, participants will develop confidence in applying evidence-based strategies to support safe and effective concussion recovery.Participants will be able to analyze the patient history and physical examination findings to determine if a patient has had a concussion, perform the essential components of a standardized concussion assessment, and demonstrate effective evaluation and management strategies for head injuries in sports. The course also covers identifying clinical signs of increased intracranial pressure and dysautonomia, conducting targeted examinations, developing management plans for patients presenting with concussion, and managing concussion in special populations, including female, children and athletes. Attendees will synthesize findings from serial examinations to make accurate care decisions.

This on-demand course, "Chiropractic Malpractice or Innocent Doctor…You Be The Judge!", offers 2 CE hours and is designed for both general education and peer reviewers. Led by Dr. Steve Clarke, this extensive and informative presentation engages attendees with audience participation and input on the results of actual malpractice cases, providing valuable insights into the complexities of chiropractic legal situations. The curriculum covers essential topics including defining and evaluating malpractice components, understanding negligence, injury, and damages, and reviewing vertebral artery dissection. Participants will learn about "Red Flags" in malpractice cases, informed consent, the "Reasonable Standard Law," and analyze actual chiropractic case studies involving various scenarios. The course also focuses on documentation factors, diagnostic allegations, and strategies for reducing the risk of malpractice claims, alongside a review of malpractice policy components.

E/M coding underwent significant overhauls in 2021, with further adjustments in 2023 and 2024; however, many of these guidelines are not directly applicable to chiropractic practice. Join Dr. Evan Gwilliam, a Certified Professional Coder and Senior Vice President of Practisync, as he distills these complex rules into the essential information chiropractic physicians need to know. Attendees will acquire sample verbiage for creating compliant notes and develop a clear understanding of how to accurately choose and support the correct Evaluation and Management service. This course is vital for chiropractic professionals aiming to master updated E/M coding guidelines and ensure defensible documentation within their practice.

In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, chiropractors must harness both real and artificial intelligence to drive smarter decisions, enhance patient outcomes, and grow their practices. This course explores how AI (generative and agentic) and behavioral economics intersect to optimize patient engagement, improve adherence, and streamline business operations. Attendees will learn practical, ethical, and profitable ways to integrate AI-powered tools and behavioral science strategies. This ensures smarter, more effective chiropractic success by enhancing patient care, improving practice efficiency, and fostering sustainable growth in a competitive environment.

In this program, featuring Dr. Dan Dock and presented by CDI, you'll learn about whiplash injuries. Dr. Dock will be joined throughout the program by several guest contributors who will discuss regenerative medicine and pathology, as well as injections and record keeping.

PI work has been way more complicated than it needs to be. In this three-hour course we will break down standardized spinal injury workups for today's common personal injury market. Once these work ups are understood and standardly applied the documentation is easy to understand and should be standardly applied on every work up. This is the information that is needed to grow and scale and injury practice in today's injury market. It includes historical, clinical and insurance principles.

This two-hour course is designed to help Doctors of Chiropractic confidently diagnose and manage complex spine-related conditions commonly encountered in clinical practice. With a focus on radiculopathy, discopathy, spinal stenosis, and myelopathy, participants will develop a deeper understanding of these often-overlapping conditions that can present with confusing and evolving neurological symptoms. Emphasis will be placed on differential diagnosis, neurologic red flags, and evidence-informed pathways for chiropractic intervention.Through lecture, case-based discussion, and practical clinical frameworks, attendees will learn to identify when conservative care is appropriate and when referral or collaborative care is warranted. This course empowers chiropractors with clarity, clinical tools, and confidence to navigate even the most complex spine and neurologic presentations.

This course focuses on the rehabilitation protocols following Anterior Cervical Microdiscectomy & Fusion (ACDF) procedures. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the post-operative care and therapeutic exercises necessary to optimize patient recovery and functional outcomes after cervical spine surgery. The curriculum covers key stages of rehabilitation, from immediate post-op considerations to long-term recovery strategies. Dr. Erica Witter-Davis, a highly accomplished professional with a background in biochemistry, professional athletics, and chiropractic medicine, brings her extensive expertise to this program. Her unique blend of knowledge in human biomechanics, sports medicine, and chiropractic care provides valuable insights into effective rehabilitation techniques for a diverse patient population, including elite athletes and the general public.

This Classroom is designed for non-chiropractor staff members in a chiropractic office. There are 14 total classes that consist of approximately 16 hours of training designed to help both you and the chiropractic practice at which you work. This course is highly discounted to KAC members as an added member benefit. The 14 courses are designed to provide chiropractic staff the opportunity to develop a baseline understanding of the areas necessary to work in a chiropractic physician practice. The courses include basic anatomy, staff-related compliance, social media practices, basic billing, basic Medicare, and required HIPAA training.

In this program, featuring Dr. Dan Dock and presented by CDI, you'll learn about whiplash injuries. Dr. Dock will be joined throughout the program by several guest contributors who will discuss regenerative medicine and pathology, as well as injections and record keeping.

12-hour online continuing education course covering digital radiology, physical exam documentation, and nutritional ethics. Track A covers specific topics that complement Track B to provide the full 24-hour required CE hours per California Board regulations. This course is designed for California chiropractors and covers mandatory and general CE requirements including radiology and physical examination procedures.

Writing a patient care plan (treatment plan) is a very crucial part of a patients documentation. Most third party payers and Medicare require a documented patient care plan in the patients file. However, having a good patient care plan can also help: staff with scheduling, coding, billing, patient compliance, and the doctor's future documentation. This webinar will discuss how to document the three parts of a patient care plan and discuss how a good care plan assist the doctor and staff to provide better care for the patient and increase an offices overall revenue. This course, originally presented by Kristen Curtis, DC, MCS-P in June 2011, offers valuable insights into creating effective treatment plans that satisfy insurer requirements and enhance practice efficiency.

A seminar presented by Dr. Cindy M. Howard, focusing on clinical functional medicine and business communication to improve patient adherence and outcomes.

This course was originally presented by Dr. Brandon Steele and Dr. Tim Bertelsman on October 16, 2018 and sponsored by ChiroUp. Chiropractors demonstrate exceptional clinical confidence when managing spinal complaints. However, management of non-spinal conditions can range from frustrating to rewarding depending on the depth of the providers training. This webinar covers the essential skills for successfully treating anterior knee pain. This workshop will review current "œbest practices" for evaluating, treating, and directing simple in-office or home-based rehab. Sponsored by ChiroUp

Join Dr. Smith as he discusses current healthcare trends and their impact on youth sports. This course reviews common injuries in youth sports along with traditional and advanced treatment approaches. Participants will learn how to get involved in the youth sports movement and potential solutions to issues within this area. The course offers insights into improving treatment strategies and understanding the healthcare crisis impacting young athletes. - Discussion of current healthcare trends - Review of common injuries in youth sports - Traditional vs. advanced treatment approaches - Engagement in the youth sports movement - Insights into potential solutions for healthcare challenges

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

Many chiropractic practices utilize independent contractors instead of hiring employees, and many chiropractors enjoy the flexibility and autonomy of practicing as an independent contractor. While there are benefits to independent contractor status, there are potentially significant penalties for misclassifying an employee as an independent contractor, and it is important for practices and providers to be on top of the Department of Labor's guidelines for determining the relationship. Unfortunately, these guidelines are often clear as mud, and frequently change "“ most recently, in March of 2024.This presentation will provide an overview of the Department of Labor's new guidelines, address penalties for noncompliance, and give practical tips for how to structure practice/provider relationships to ensure compliance with the new guidelines.

Paxson goes beyond answering compliance questions. It helps you draft letters, summarize complex rules, create checklists, and find ICS tools you may not even know exist. In this live session, we'll show you how to make Paxson your go-to assistant for clarity, speed, and support in your practice. This is part of the ICS Workshop Wednesdays, and was originally presented on September 3, 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.

Why Blair: Understanding the Distinct Advantages of Blair Upper Cervical Chiropractic is a 1-hour continuing education course designed to introduce practitioners to the Blair Upper Cervical technique and its unique clinical advantages. This course is ideal for chiropractors seeking to understand the philosophical and practical foundations of the Blair approach to upper cervical care. Instructed by Drew Hall, D.C., this course explores what distinguishes Blair Upper Cervical Chiropractic from other chiropractic methodologies and how these differences translate into clinical benefits for patients. The course falls under the Philosophy category, emphasizing the conceptual framework and evidence supporting this specialized technique.

Insurance reimbursements are at an all-time low while deductibles are at an all-time high. Chiropractors need to arm themselves more than ever to collect more cash from their patients without giving up insurance. Join Dr. Miles Bodzin & Holly Jensen as they share the successful methods, systems, and strategies they have refined over the last two decades.Attendees will walk away with practical action steps to implement into their practice right away and have their best year in business yet!

Pelvic pain in females is a common diagnosis, in that every female will experience pelvic pain at least once in her lifetime. There are many factors which influence pelvic pain in females. This one-hour course will serve as an introduction to the most common chronic pain conditions seen female patients in chiropractic practices. In addition, the pathophysiology of chronic pain and further insight regarding the biomechanics of the pelvis will be discussed.This course was presented in July 2017 by Dr. Kris Pertocco-Napuli and sponsored by Foot Levelers, Inc.