In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini tackle a topic every chiropractor needs to understand: chiropractic malpractice insurance. From choosing between claims-made and occurrence-based policies to knowing when you’ll need tail coverage, they break down the fine print of chiropractic malpractice coverage in a way that’s clear and practical.

Dr. Davini shares why occurrence policies can be a safer bet—especially for part-time or retired chiropractors—and explains how coverage limits, exclusions, and scope of practice can make or break your protection. The hosts also shed light on corporate and personal umbrella policies, plus what to watch out for in those tricky consent-to-settle clauses.

Most importantly, Andrews and Dr. Davini give real-world advice on what to do if a malpractice claim ever comes your way, from securing strong legal support to making sure your policy truly has your back. Whether you’re new to the chiropractic practice or d...

The insurance game is changing — but is it changing for the better? In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini break down what chiropractors really need to know about the future of reimbursement.

From the headaches of fee-for-service to the rise of global payment systems, they explore how shifting models could reshape your practice. Dr. Davini draws on decades of experience to shed light on everything from EHRs and ICD-10 coding to how AI and tech are already influencing reimbursement rates.

The hosts tackle the big questions: How much value do patients really place on chiropractic care? What happens when sky-high deductibles push people toward cash-based practices? And most importantly — how can you stay profitable without sacrificing care?

If you’ve ever wondered where insurance reimbursement is headed (and how to prepare), this episode is packed with insights, strategies, and real talk about the challenges and opportunities ahead.

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 episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini delve into the intricate world of chiropractic billing and coding of manual therapy techniques. With a hint of detective flair, they explore the evolution and challenges of coding, specifically focusing on the controversial code 97140. Gain insight into the historical changes initiated by the American Medical Association and how these changes impact billing practices for chiropractors and osteopaths alike.

Dr. Davini and Andrews discuss the implications of anatomical site restrictions and the ongoing struggle for chiropractors to receive fair compensation for manual therapy services. They shed light on the differences between chiropractic adjustments, mobilization, and manual therapy techniques, emphasizing the need for clear distinctions among different healthcare professions. This episode offers valuable perspectives on maintaining compliance while advocating for the profession's financial sustainabil...

Join hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini in an insightful discussion about the chiropractic subluxation. Discover the challenges faced by chiropractors in reaching a consensus on its definition, despite the varying interpretations across generations and schools.

This episode delves into the historical context of subluxation, exploring how definitions have evolved from the times of Hippocrates to modern-day practices. Dr. Davini shares his experiences and highlights the need for a unified approach within the chiropractic profession to ensure clear communication with patients.

The hosts also examine the American Medical Association's definition of subluxation and its implications for chiropractors today. They stress the importance of clarity and consistency in chiropractic practices, encouraging practitioners to adopt a standardized language and approach in treating patients.

Tune in to understand the complexities of subluxation and its pivotal role in chiropractic practice!