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...
In this thought-provoking episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini dive deep into the chiropractic dilemma, exploring the complexities of inconsistent messaging within the profession. They discuss the lack of standardization in defining subluxations, adjustment techniques, and patient education, highlighting how these variabilities challenge patient trust and understanding.
The episode emphasizes the importance of establishing common practices among chiropractic practitioners and educational institutions to ensure a uniform message for patients. Dr. Davini shares insights into how differing philosophies and techniques taught across various chiropractic schools contribute to this inconsistency.
Tune in to discover the key differences between mobilization and adjustments, the role of patient education in chiropractic care, and the pressing need for the profession to unite under shared principles to enhance its credibility and effectiveness. This episod...
In this energizing episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini tackle a topic that hits close to home for many in the profession: burnout.
They kick things off with some surprising stats about the show's growing international audience—hello to our listeners in the UK and Germany!—and even try their hand at a few multilingual greetings to keep things light before diving into the heavy stuff.
The heart of the episode centers around the often-overlooked reality of burnout in chiropractic care. Drawing on a compelling PubMed article, Paul and Dr. Davini explore the unique stressors chiropractors face: professional isolation, identity struggles, and the constant emotional demands of patient care. Dr. Davini speaks candidly about feeling overwhelmed by ever-evolving tech and the mountain of administrative work, connecting these pressures to the emotional and physical fatigue many chiropractors experience.
But this episode isn’t just about naming the problem—...
In this enlightening episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini dive into the critical subject of risk management, cleverly titled "Risk is Not Just a Game." The discussion aims to demystify risk management for chiropractors, emphasizing its vital role in protecting your practice from unforeseen challenges.
The hosts explore various types of complaints that chiropractors might encounter, such as civil, regulatory, and criminal complaints, and discuss how each could impact your practice. Dr. Davini shares his approach to making risk management seamless in routine practice operations. They emphasize the importance of proper insurance coverage, from malpractice insurance to considering umbrella policies, to safeguard against financial pitfalls.
Listeners are guided through the nuances of handling complaints professionally and the significance of informed consent, illustrated by intriguing real-world cases. The conversation also touches on the responsibili...
Welcome to a special episode of All Things Chiropractic. Hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini dive deep into the intricacies of the Blue Cross Blue Shield antitrust litigation and the potential class action settlement that has sparked widespread interest.
This episode explores the financial breakdown of the $2.8 billion settlement, emphasizing how the distribution impacts attorneys, hospitals, and professional providers, including chiropractors and physical therapists. The hosts clarify the tiered payout system and caution listeners not to expect significant sums.
Listeners will learn about the allegations of antitrust violations by Blue Cross Blue Shield, including price fixing and territorial agreements, without any admissions of wrongdoing from the insurer. The episode offers practical advice for chiropractors and other providers on how to file claims, the importance of accurately estimating allowables, and the role of the harm coefficient in determining payouts.
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In this compelling episode of "All Things Chiropractic," hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini delve into the details of the unprecedented Change Healthcare data breach that took place earlier last year. They recap what transpired, explore why it matters even if you're not directly connected with UnitedHealthcare, and discuss the ripple effects throughout the chiropractic community and beyond.
Listeners will gain insights into the complex web of healthcare service providers, including Change Healthcare's role in electronic claims processing and the far-reaching impacts of the breach on various healthcare processes, from electronic remittances to e-prescriptions.
Join Paul and Dr. Davini as they illuminate the massive vulnerabilities exposed by this incident, share real-world implications and stressors faced by chiropractic offices, and suggest contingency plans to mitigate risks of future disruptions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned with data security within the h...
Are you prepared if there was a disaster in your office, natural or otherwise? In today's episode of All Things Chiropractic, Dr. Mark Davini & Paul Andrews are discussing what chiropractors need to do to be prepared for the unexpected.Â
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