Resources

Resources

  • Responding to Negative Social Media Reviews

    Whether you're generating new patients or connecting with current ones, social media can be a great tool for chiropractic practices. But what should you do when a negative review pops up?

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  • Thinking about Hiring an Associate?

    When you bring an associate doctor into your practice, it is important to establish expectations and execute a written agreement to prevent misunderstandings.

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  • Recognizing the Power of Social Media

    Once considered a passing fad, social media has matured into a pervasive communication and marketing channel. People use social media interactions to make decisions and meet their needs in most aspects of their lives—including decisions about when and where to obtain chiropractic care.

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  • Interviewing Candidates

    The best people for your staff are the brightest, the most enthusiastic, caring, and diligent of all the applicants. How do you discern which applicant personifies these attributes and best suits the position? The most effective tool in meeting this objective is the personal interview.

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  • Determining Your Practice Legal Structure

    One of your first steps in establishing a practice is to determine its business structure. You'll need to decide if your business will be structured as a sole proprietorship, partnership, independent contractor, corporation, etc. This article overviews the various business structures to help you make the best decisions for your practice.

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