A recent postcard from Denver chiropractor Dr. Visentin apparently offended thousands of whackos worldwide. The postcard featured a photo of the doctor holding a large empty container labeled “Whack.” The caption to the photo quipped “Out of Whack? See a chiropractor”.
Orange County rocked again with chiropractic glory on March 7, 2009, as chiropractors from around the United States gathered for a day of philosophy, camaraderie, passion, and laughs. Getting together with friends is a major bonus side effect of attending events like the DCS, it’s important to remind ourselves there are others of similar mindset, moving forward with a focus on living life to its fullest.
After years of fighting to protect the rights of their injured patients, Colorado chiropractors are celebrating a legislative victory. As of January 1st, 2009, Colorado consumers will have auto insurance coverage with $5000 medical payments coverage (Med-Pay). That means $5000 insurance coverage for each injured person in a vehicle. After years of neglect, bills for ambulance, hospitals, emergency rooms and chiropractic visits will be covered. This will provide both physical and fiscal relief for the state.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Somewhere on this blog I’ve mentioned all the postcards my chiropractic office gets throughout the week. Postcards, like this digital pedometer postcard from Dr. Steve Visentin are fairly popular, but the ones that come to my office are mostly from suppliers and vendors of chiropractic merchandise. There is a stack on
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I didn’t go around asking for business cards at Wednesday night’s DCS event with Joe Accurso but two chiropractors remembered to hand me their cards. I got cards from Dr. Ted Pena and Dr. John Bergman. Dr. Ted Pena, Chiropractor, practices in Riverside, California. For those wanting his contact information, his
A recent postcard from Denver chiropractor Dr. Visentin apparently offended thousands of whackos worldwide. The postcard featured a photo of the doctor holding a large empty container labeled “Whack.” The caption to the photo quipped “Out of Whack? See a chiropractor”.
Orange County rocked again with chiropractic glory on March 7, 2009, as chiropractors from around the United States gathered for a day of philosophy, camaraderie, passion, and laughs. Getting together with friends is a major bonus side effect of attending events like the DCS, it’s important to remind ourselves there are others of similar mindset, moving forward with a focus on living life to its fullest.
After years of fighting to protect the rights of their injured patients, Colorado chiropractors are celebrating a legislative victory. As of January 1st, 2009, Colorado consumers will have auto insurance coverage with $5000 medical payments coverage (Med-Pay). That means $5000 insurance coverage for each injured person in a vehicle. After years of neglect, bills for ambulance, hospitals, emergency rooms and chiropractic visits will be covered. This will provide both physical and fiscal relief for the state.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Somewhere on this blog I’ve mentioned all the postcards my chiropractic office gets throughout the week. Postcards, like this digital pedometer postcard from Dr. Steve Visentin are fairly popular, but the ones that come to my office are mostly from suppliers and vendors of chiropractic merchandise. There is a stack on
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I didn’t go around asking for business cards at Wednesday night’s DCS event with Joe Accurso but two chiropractors remembered to hand me their cards. I got cards from Dr. Ted Pena and Dr. John Bergman. Dr. Ted Pena, Chiropractor, practices in Riverside, California. For those wanting his contact information, his