January 2020 Research Synopsis
Check out this collection of 18 recent articles that impact patient management: Review the Latest News
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Obtaining an Illinois License
Illinois allows for new licensure through two different methods: Acceptance of Exam and Endorsement.
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Foot Hyperpronation
Identification and successful management of Foot Hyperpronation- a commonly overlooked “functional” problem that delays recovery.
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National Association of Chiropractic Attorneys Meeting June 2017
Online Reviews; FAA Exams; Service Animals in the Office Recently I was privileged to...
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Callus Management with Orthotic Support
A callus is a raised outgrowth of skin formed of harder, thicker skin cells (keratin). Our body responds to frequent and/or sustained abrasion at pressure points by developing calluses to protect the skin from damage and breakdown.
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Service Animals in the Chiropractic Office – ADA Compliance
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Civil Rights Act require business owners, including chiropractic offices, to make a variety of accommodations for persons with disabilities who patronize the business. The ICS has previously written about required structural accessibility, auxiliary aids for hearing, sight and speech impairments, and translation requirements for persons with limited English proficiency.
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Copy Fees in Work Comp
As an ICS member, you know that you are entitled to payment for medical records at a higher rate in non-workers’ compensation cases. If you have ever wondered why this disparity exists, read on.
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