Don’t miss this opportunity to “see” what chiropractic documentation should look like. Spend this hour weeding through the clutter to focus on what will help you feel secure with your documentation skills and knowledge.

As a doctor, it is your responsibility to design a treatment plan for each patient that considers the patient’s current condition and complaints, the exam findings, the diagnosis, and any complicating factors.

It is a widely accepted fact that most conditions that respond favorably to chiropractic care might get better results in less time when therapeutic modalities and procedures are utilized in the treatment plan. Patients can realize improved outcomes when a provider incorporates stretching, strengthening, and reconditioning the entire body region to help facilitate and support the spinal adjustments.

Often, providers forget that the ROV within “episodic care” must have a minimum set of targeted “updated” (comparative) subjective data components from the previous or initial visit, when applicable, of this episode.