March 16, 2026, New Medicare ABN
The new Medicare ABN has been posted and is now available for use, valid through March 31, 2029. It replaces the prior version — members can download all approved English, Spanish, and Large Print versions inside.
The new Medicare ABN has been posted and is now available for use, valid through March 31, 2029. It replaces the prior version — members can download all approved English, Spanish, and Large Print versions inside.
ICD 10 Changes October 1, 2025Minimal ICD-10-CM Updates Relevant to ChiropracticBy Evan Gwilliam DC MBA QCC CPC CCPC CPMA CPCO AAPC FellowSenior Vice President, Practisync The official ICD-10 updates for Fiscal Year 2026 go into effect October 1st, 2025. The update contains 487 new, 28 deleted, and 38 revised ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes. These 2026 ICD-10-CM…
December 5, 2024 – Kansas Doctors of Chiropractic, who are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas, recently received an email titled “Notification of Upcoming Risk Adjustment Requests.” This email is poorly worded and makes it seem like these audits are targeting Doctors of Chiropractic. Insurance companies that sell plans on the Affordable Care…
December 2, 2024 – Important HIPAA Changes for Chiropractors in 2024, by Ewan Gwilliam, DC, QCC, CPC, CCPC, CPMA, AAPC Fellow, Sr. Vice-President of Practisync The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is ever-evolving. Its purpose is to protect patient health information (PHI) from being disclosed without the patient’s consent or knowledge. It also…
By Dr. Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC I was reviewing practice numbers with a chiropractor recently who was convinced workers’ compensation patients just weren’t profitable anymore. His collections seemed lower than they should have been, and like many doctors, he immediately assumed reimbursements had been cut again. But when we looked closer, we found something surprising. The problem wasn’t the workers’ compensation carrier. […]
“There but for the grace of God goes John Bradford” — a phrase every doctor should sit with. When a patient walks into your office, they have a right to expect a certain level of care: the Standard of Care. This article breaks down what that legal and clinical concept actually means for doctors of chiropractic in Kansas — the real breaches that trigger it, and the consequences, from malpractice liability to licensure action, that follow when it isn’t met.
Chiropractic Medicare Modernization Act Last week, I discussed the importance of being legislatively active for our profession and patients. A group of dedicated KCA volunteers closed their offices for several days to travel to Washington, DC, to advocate for you and your patients. Drs. Brian Asbury, Jessica Loveless, Brett Counselman, and Logan Null took time…