Dry needling is making waves in chiropractic—but what’s behind the buzz? Is it worth adding to your practice, or just another passing trend?

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini break down what every chiropractor should know before picking up a needle. They unpack how dry needling differs from acupuncture, what CPT codes really mean, and how regulations and training requirements vary across states.

You’ll also hear about patient perceptions, clinical risks, and the practical realities of integrating this tool into your treatment plans.

Discover where dry needling fits best—as a powerful complement to adjustments, not a replacement—and decide whether it’s right for your practice.

Politics isn’t just happening in the background—it’s shaping your adjusting table, your billing codes, and your patients’ access to care. Every law and policy has a ripple effect on how chiropractors practice and thrive.

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini pull back the curtain on the world of chiropractic politics. They dive into the history of licensure, ongoing scope of practice battles, Medicare and ACA policies, and how advocacy efforts can make or break the profession.

You’ll hear real stories of regulation gone right (and wrong), plus actionable ways to stay informed, connect with legislators, and stand up for chiropractic’s future.

If you’ve ever wondered how policy shapes your daily work—or what you can do to protect the profession—this is an episode you can’t afford to miss.

Episode 33: Healthcare from a Patient’s Perspective

What do patients really see, feel, and expect when they walk into a chiropractic office? In this eye-opening episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini flip the script—exploring healthcare through the patient’s lens.

From the critical role of perception vs. perspective to the challenge of affordability and perceived value, this conversation unpacks what truly drives patient decisions. You’ll hear strategies for clearly communicating the worth of chiropractic care, even when insurance limitations and rising costs weigh heavily on patients’ minds.

Paul and Dr. Mark also dive into meeting (and exceeding) patient expectations, the power of optimism and empathy, and why consistent office practices matter more than ever. Plus, they explore how AI and emerging technologies are shaping the patient experience in today’s digital world.

Whether you’re a seasoned chiropractor or just starting out, this episode ...

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Dr. Mark Davini and Paul Andrews dig into the critical topic of re-examinations in chiropractic care. Together, they explore whether chiropractors should charge for re-exams and emphasize the importance of managing patient expectations through thorough evaluations.

Dr. Davini discusses the necessity of re-exams, not just for identifying treatable issues, but also to rule out conditions beyond chiropractic care. The hosts shed light on the complexities of diagnoses, the importance of accurate ICD coding, and the significance of documenting improvements to validate treatment effectiveness.

They also explore the challenges and strategies related to treatment plans, stressing the importance of documenting medical necessity and complying with various regulatory definitions. This episode serves as a crucial guide for chiropractors aiming to enhance patient management and uphold their professional standards while navigating the demands of in...

Episode #28: Is Chiropractic Profitable?

Can you really make good money as a chiropractor without sacrificing patient care? In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini tackle that exact question—pulling back the curtain on the business side of running a practice.

They’ll break down the financial fundamentals every chiropractor needs to know—like budgeting, cost analysis, and understanding your per-patient visit average—so you can run a practice that’s both thriving and patient-focused. You’ll also hear their take on insurance reimbursements vs. self-pay services, and why some patients are more than willing to invest in great care.

With personal stories, real-world examples, and straightforward strategies, Andrews and Davini show you how to navigate rising operational costs, boost profitability, and still deliver exceptional results. Whether you’re fresh out of school or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with insights you can start using to...

Episode 27: GLP-1 Drugs – A Chiropractic Perspective

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are making headlines for their dramatic weight loss effects—but what do these powerful medications mean for chiropractic care?

In this timely episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini explore the rising popularity of GLP-1 drugs, from their roots in diabetes treatment to their explosive role in weight management. They break down how these drugs work, what side effects patients are experiencing, and why chiropractors need to pay attention.

With side effects like fatigue, muscle loss, and posture changes showing up in patients on these medications, chiropractors may find themselves on the frontlines of managing unintended consequences. The hosts also dive into the financial ripple effects—how changing patient spending priorities may impact chiropractic care.

If you’re navigating the intersection of pharmaceutical trends and holistic care, this episode offers insig...

Episode 26: Cracking the Code on Documentation
In this lively episode of chiropractic podcast, All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini take on one of the most critical—and often dreaded—topics in chiropractic practice: documentation.

From the days of scribbled notes to today's exhaustive digital records, Dr. Davini shares how documentation has evolved and why it now sits at the heart of compliance, patient care, and getting paid. Together, the hosts tackle the pain points chiropractors face with third-party carriers and charting overload, while also offering smart strategies to make documentation work for you—not against you.

You'll get real-world tips on using scribes, improving note efficiency, and steering clear of risky habits like batch noting. Plus, a forward-looking peek into how AI might change the game. It’s a practical, punchy episode packed with wisdom, wit, and tools you can actually use.

Who’s Really in Charge? Navigating Leadership in Multi-Disciplinary Practices

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini tackle a hot-button topic in the evolving world of chiropractic care: who’s the boss when multiple disciplines share the same roof?

From chiropractors and acupuncturists to massage therapists, PTs, and MDs, integrating diverse specialties into one cohesive practice can supercharge patient care—but it also comes with major leadership, communication, and compliance challenges.

🎙️ Tune in as our hosts break down:

• How to define roles and avoid stepping on toes

• Common power struggles and how to resolve them

• Regulatory red flags to watch for

• Real-life examples of what works—and what doesn’t

Whether you’re building a collaborative team or already knee-deep in managing one, this episode offers smart strategies for leading (and thriving in) a multi-disciplinary environment.

The CEU Conundrum

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini tackle a hot topic in the profession: the evolving world of continuing education. As CEUs shift from hands-on workshops to on-demand digital platforms, what’s gained—and what’s lost? Dr. Davini shares firsthand insights on how this change is reshaping clinical skills, professional connection, and the future of chiropractic education. Tune in for a candid conversation about convenience vs. competence, and how to stay sharp in an increasingly virtual world.

Typecasting: Bridging Generational Gaps in Chiropractic

In this lively episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini tackle a hot topic in today’s workplace: generational differences. What happens when baby boomers, Gen X, millennials, and Gen Z all share the same practice space? You get a fascinating mix of mindsets, work styles, and—sometimes—misunderstandings.

Paul and Dr. Davini break down how each generation shapes the chiropractic profession, from communication habits to work ethic and expectations. Drawing from insights by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, they explore how the evolving workforce is reshaping the modern chiropractic office—and what that means for leadership, team dynamics, and patient care.

Whether you're a clinic owner trying to manage a diverse team or a practitioner figuring out how to connect across generational lines, this episode offers practical strategies to build unity, boost morale, and create a culture where everyone thriv...