By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Nine chiropractors come to the office with me everyday. Sometimes there’s more, but each and every day I have the joy to be surrounded by at least these nine amazing individuals. On top of that, I get to adjust all the patients, which makes this the most amazing setup. Here’s how
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. If you want to be successful in chiropractic practice don’t forget to unlock the door. Those words were spoken by one of my many mentors very early in my days as a chiropractic student. Seemingly ordinary, patients will have a difficult time getting in for adjustments if the doors are locked.
For new graduates of chiropractic colleges who are saddled with thousands of dollars of student debt, it may feel impossible to build or buy a practice any time soon. Luckily there is a way to buy a practice in a matter of years, while gaining fundamental clinic experience — through the sweat-equity buyout method. Ten
It’s never too soon to start planning for the future. If you’re a chiropractic student, you can get ahead of the game by taking a few simple steps that will position you to buy a clinic as soon as you graduate or just a few years after. Here’s where to start: At the most basic
Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Nine chiropractors come to the office with me everyday. Sometimes there’s more, but each and every day I have the joy to be surrounded by at least these nine amazing individuals. On top of that, I get to adjust all the patients, which makes this the most amazing setup. Here’s how
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. If you want to be successful in chiropractic practice don’t forget to unlock the door. Those words were spoken by one of my many mentors very early in my days as a chiropractic student. Seemingly ordinary, patients will have a difficult time getting in for adjustments if the doors are locked.
For new graduates of chiropractic colleges who are saddled with thousands of dollars of student debt, it may feel impossible to build or buy a practice any time soon. Luckily there is a way to buy a practice in a matter of years, while gaining fundamental clinic experience — through the sweat-equity buyout method. Ten
It’s never too soon to start planning for the future. If you’re a chiropractic student, you can get ahead of the game by taking a few simple steps that will position you to buy a clinic as soon as you graduate or just a few years after. Here’s where to start: At the most basic
Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are