Chiropractic Practice Reality
34% of Docs make less than $100,000.00 a year. Another 19% make less than $150,000.00 a year. If you have a family and a mortgage, depending on where you live, making less that $150,000 a year could be a challenge.
Tag: New patients and Clients
The High Cost of No Shows
If patients really understood what chiropractic is and it’s value would cancellations decrease and would patients reschedule themselves rather than your team running around chasing people to reschedule them?
What Do Patients Really Think?
Now, here is the problem. We consider ourselves brain-based and rightfully so, but is this just another disconnect between how we see ourselves and how the public sees us.
Finally A Day 1 – Day 2 Strategy That Actually Works
When we analyzed the best tools to Reframe the Chiropractic Narrative for Patients using a variety of the best AI tools, #1 on the list was our own Functional Health Management Score (FHMS) in combination with tools like Kinetisense, the CLA Insight Scans, and HRV trackers.
Will 10 Minute Talks Save Us All?
You have to have a way to get them to realize that what you offer allows them to maintain their quest for MONEY – FOOD – SHELTER.
Get A Flood of New Patients This Month
No cost patients might actually be keeping you from being able to provide the best care.
Are 40 New Patients a Month Enough?
There is no such thing as a new patients at No Cost made here’s the proof!
Consumer Confidence May Have Killed Your Care Plans
Even those patients that could afford your care may longer be able to.
Consumer Debt and Healthcare Decisions Part 1
Consumer Debt and Its Consequences on Healthcare Decisions Especially Chiropractic, regardless of the patients pain level, threatens your ability to grow your practice.
Stop Making Excuses When A New Patient Doesn’t Fill Out All Your Forms
Letting the patient control the experience in your office not you, and that means the inmates are running the asylum. Believe it or not that little shift in power has now destroyed your relationship with that patient forever. They will never follow your recommendations.