By Dr. Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC It is 8:00 Monday morning in a busy chiropractic office. The first patients are checking in, the phones are ringing, and a new associate is starting his first full week seeing patients. His license has been verified. His NPI is in the system. He has access to the EHR….
November 7–8, 2026 | Cleveland University–Kansas City The Kansas Chiropractic Association is pleased to partner with the Professional Baseball Chiro Society (PBCS) to promote its upcoming seminar at Cleveland University–Kansas City in Overland Park. This two-day event brings together chiropractors, MLB team athletic trainers, and physical therapists who work with professional athletes. Attendees will gain…
By Dr. Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC Years ago, I remember walking into the reception area between patients and asking one of my CAs about a woman who had come in for an exam the week before. “Did she ever schedule her next visit?” I asked. She looked down at the appointment book and shook her head. …
Starting with all license renewals this year KSBHA will require all Doctors of Chiropractic to obtain 1 hour of Category III CE. Category III CME requires either a live presentation or internet based educational activity covering either: 1. Acute or chronic pain management; 2. The appropriate prescribing of opioids; or 3. The use of prescription…
PHP 101 On-Demand Webinar now available. Join Carolyn Westgate, administrator of the KMS – Professionals Health Program, to find out how the PHP can help you navigate challenges in practice. We will discuss burnout, boundaries issues, ethics, addiction and more. This seminar will be good for 1 hour of Category 1 CE in Kansas.
Thursday, April 7, 2022, at 1:00pm Jason Pickel, DC ,DACNB will present The “Dizzy” Patient – A Brief Journey In Differential Diagnosis of the Peripheral Vestibular SystemSummary: Do you have patients that suffer from what they call “dizziness”, “feeling off balance”, “the room is spinning”, or “feeling unstable”? These patients may not be responding to care. Dr….
