From the Director's Desk
The chiropractic vertebral subluxation has come under fire amongst some groups in the profession as being an antiquated model to adhere to as the basis of the profession. Although the effects, and mechanisms by which the vertebral subluxation affects patients is still being understood, there is some basis for it being a source of pain. Flip to page 12 now to learn more.
Also, if you have ever had an interest in recommending orthotics to your patients, you will want to take this opportunity to read about the Practice Xcelerator program on page 28. Tim Maggs, DC, explains a bit about the Atlas OS which is a program that provides whole-body wellness objectives for the patient, the effects of aberrant mechanics on function, and how imbalances impact this system.
Healthcare overhaul continues to make its way across the USA, and if you are practicing in one of the 22 states that have currently approved the direct primary care law, you will want to flip to page 42 for this article by Dr. John Davenport, detailing the effects that such a type of practice will have on your bottom line, and begin researching if this is a good option for your practice.
Be sure to read this one cover to cover! Look for us online at digital.theamericanchiropractor.com
Best always!
Joseph Busch
DC, CCSP
