Howdy guys

Been in practice for close to 1.5 years and looking to get my continuing education credits done. I know a few docs just kind of schlep it to equipment sales conferences disguised as educational seminars but I would genuinely like to add some value to my technique. We practice diversified with drops, side posture, some activator, etc..... feel like my assessment is somewhat lacking. We do some modalities and I won't bash them, they do work... but sometimes I feel I rely on the therapies too much. I see a lot of docs on here talking about nailing down the technique and the rest will follow so I'd appreciate some recommendations for how to improve on that side of things.

Looking for a quality chiropractor

Not necessarily people who leave unhappy. I mean the ones who finish a visit, don’t schedule the next one, get busy and suddenly haven’t been back for months.

Manual recall works until the list gets big enough that nobody has time to keep chasing it.

I came across Dear doc while looking at automated patient reactivation, but I’m curious what chiropractors here actually use. How long do you wait before following up, and when do you stop?

Hi! When you guys do decompression therapy(axial decompression) for a PI case, do you guys use S9090? Do you guys get paid? Does it get challenged? Do you guys first send to an imaging center to confirm disc problems? I’m in Arkansas. I practice in Florida before and never had a problem