| FEBRUARY 14, 2022 |
| Handling Contradictory Findings and Communicating How You’re Different This blog post is sponsored by @AhliaYoga: Join Ahlia for her meditations and yoga practices on YouTube Two parts this week folks and both critical to your clinical and practice success. Part I Have you ever checked a patient and found listings for the same vertebra on both sides? What about torque in both directions? What to do since you know wrong side and/or wrong torque can be devastating to the health and well-being of your practice member? Here’s Part I on Contradictory Findings: Critical to your Clinical Success! |
Part II today was also submitted to the MC2 Forum on Facebook. The question raised was, “Hello Docs! I’m curious if anyone has had a successful – and somewhat brief – way to communicate on the phone the differences in what you do compared to what they have maybe experienced in the past? I suppose weeding out those that are just interested in pain based care.
Since September, I have transitioned my practice into MC2 analysis and mainly use the integrator and I am finally almost all the way out of insurance. I am the only MC2 tonal chiro in the area and the concept seems very foreign to most people here.”
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