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6 Things to Consider When Buying a Decompression Table

Posted by Dr. Brian Self on Wednesday, August 26, 2020

In my professional experience, most doctors looking to purchase a decompression table fall into two categories:

1) The best therapeutic table for the money or
2) The fanciest-looking table to impress your clients.

What is your infection control plan?

Posted by PHS Chiropractic on Monday, July 27, 2020

The importance of infection prevention and control has never been more critical when it comes to protecting you, your staff and your patients. How will chiropractors and the health care industry evolve and reform, and how can practitioners provide the best services for patients while maintaining a safe environment?

Know Your Numbers and Grow Your Business

Posted by Nathan Unruh, DC on Thursday, June 18, 2020

You can’t manage what you don’t measure. What are the most important numbers in your chiropractic business? Patient visits, retention, revenue, profit, margin... the list goes on and on. 

Move Over, R.I.C.E.

Posted by PHS Chiropractic on Tuesday, June 02, 2020

The acronym R.I.C.E. stands for Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation and it was coined by Gabe Mirkin, M.D. in 1978 as a way to address inflammation due to injury. Ever since, this modality has been a staple to treat sports injuries and muscle soreness issues. However, just because R.I.C.E. has been the standard, it may not always be the best way to treat injuries or to promote recovery.

Why Choose Spinal Decompression?

Posted by PHS Chiropractic on Wednesday, April 29, 2020

"My back hurts, Doc." This is one of the most common complaints heard by family doctors. Approximately 25–60% of patients who experience low-back pain (LBP) will report recurrence of pain, many within as little as one year.¹ LBP is the most common cause of work disability in the US.² Many patients on disability for in excess of six months will not return to work, and that number decreases to near zero after two years.³ LBP is also the most expensive reason for work disability in the US.² It has been estimated that 2% of the work force in the US will be compensated for back injuries yearly.³ 

Show Your Upholstery Some Love

Posted by PHS Chiropractic on Thursday, March 26, 2020

First impressions matter. Clients pay attention to details, and upon first glance they will notice if your upholstery looks clean and well cared for, or if it appears tattered, stained or in disrepair. Since you have made an investment in purchasing a quality chiropractic table, it is important to keep it clean and in good repair for many years of use, and satisfied customers.

Ask the Doc: Apollo Laser Q & A with Dr. Curtis Turchin

Posted by Curtis Turchin, MA, DC on Thursday, March 05, 2020

Learn more about how to apply laser treatment for chronic health conditions with the Apollo Laser through a series of questions posed to Dr. Curtis Turchin, chiropractor and creator of the Apollo Laser System.

Matting Matters: Q & A with Smart Step Wellness Mats

Posted by PHS Chiropractic on Monday, January 20, 2020

Anti-fatigue floor mats promote employee wellness and workplace safety by proficiently reducing stress, strain and improving circulation, all while minimizing joint, limb and muscle aches. The use of high quality, ergonomically sound anti-fatigue mats is a crucial link in reducing pain related to standing long hours at work. 

Safe Standing

Posted by PHS Chiropractic on Tuesday, December 10, 2019

The human body is designed to move. Unfortunately, in today's workplace environment most people have either sedentary jobs, or jobs that require long hours of continuous standing. Office jobs that require sitting at a desk for eight or more hours per day is generally considered unhealthy. Although standing can be a healthier alternative to continuous sitting, prolonged standing can place excess strain on the back, legs and feet. This blog will discuss the benefits of using anti-fatigue mats to lessen the strain.

ADA Compliance: For Chiropractors

Posted by PHS Chiropractic on Thursday, December 05, 2019

In 1990, The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) came into law. The ADA is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas open to the general public, including jobs, schools, transportation and public and private places.1