Offering a Choice: A Double Benefit? Paternalism vs. Person Centered Care

August 6, 2023

Modern healthcare grew from a paternalistic model, which simply put, means providers make healthcare decisions for patients. Paternalism is based on an underlying assumption that providers are the most capable of making decisions that generate the best clinical outcomes. An...

ACA Focus on Education Leads to Lower Medicare Documentation Error Rates

July 11, 2023

The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) has taken great strides in the past several years to help chiropractors improve Medicare documentation by providing resources aimed at bringing down error rates that could lead to improper payments. According to government records, these...

Survey Sheds Light on How Chiropractors Adapted During Pandemic

June 13, 2023

“Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter.”- Izaak Walton. As a profession, we understand the importance and role we play in many avenues of health care. But sometimes those roles are challenged and perhaps a little less...

Chiropractic Faculty Members Convene at FACA Symposium

May 23, 2023

The American Chiropractic Association held its third annual Faculty Symposium last month, hosted by Keiser University in West Palm Beach, Fla. The gathering was the first in-person event that the Faculty American Chiropractic Association (FACA) has hosted, and it provided...

Vertebral Artery Dissection: An Evidence Review

May 16, 2023

For several decades, high-velocity low-amplitude cervical spine manipulation has been associated with rare instances of vertebrobasilar dissection and stroke. A simplified summary posits one view pointing to case reports and media stories describing instances of stroke after cervical manipulation. The...