Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “spinal health”
High-speed vibration therapy has been around for years, and the Rapid Release device was one of the original innovators of hand-held vibration therapy to improve function and reduce pain. At 10,000 RPMs . . . the Rapid Release Pro2 is the go-to soft-tissue device for Health and Fitness professionals who treat some of the best athletes in the world. Learn …
DPT, Founder of PT3
The GSeat product line was designed by the Gelco Group with a fresh perspective on car seat cushions for back pain. In 1999, there were only a few seat cushion options for the general consumer. The original designs were developed in conjunction with BMW Group Designworks USA and a U.S. bike seat manufacturer. They wanted to have a seat cushion that …
PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS - Clinic Director
Everyone wants to be strong and healthy. Our musculoskeletal (MSK) system – our muscles, bones and joints – plays an important role in helping us get strong and stay strong at all stages of life. It’s what makes it possible for us to stand. It’s what enables us to move. It’s what powers us to do the things that matter …
American Chiropractic Association
The largest professional association in the U.S. representing doctors of chiropractic.
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Visits Overview As a fellow chiropractor who has owned 18 clinics and having practiced for almost 28 years, it is something I know all too well. In fact, it’s something we as chiropractors have always faced: our patients begin to feel better after we begin our schedule of adjustments, and as a result they …
DC, FIACN, DIBCN, FASA, FICC
As a medical compliance specialist, I’m often asked, with all the rules and regulations that we face in health care, what should I worry about the most. My advice is to concentrate on these five compliance traps and how violation of them might occur in your office, then put policies and procedures in place to minimize or eliminate the likelihood …
Study Title: Validity and reliability of clinical prediction rules used to screen for cervical spine injury in alert low-risk patients with blunt trauma to the neck: part 2. A systematic review from the Cervical Assessment and Diagnosis Research Evaluation (CADRE) Collaboration Authors: Moser N, Lemeunier N, Southerst D, Shearer H et al. Publication Information: European Spine Journal 2018; 27(6): 1219-1233. …
DC, Founder and CEO of RRS Education
As trained professionals, we’re all aware of the essential restorative and regenerative powers of a good night’s rest. But do our patients understand the role sleep plays in stress, pain, focus and health? Our consistent goal as healthcare experts and educators is to take what our patients are doing on a daily basis (repetitively for years and years) and tweak …
Content Writer, Health & Wellness Enthusiast
With May being National Posture Month, it’s a good time to remind patients that slouchy sitting and bad tech habits are a common cause of back and neck pain as well as headaches and low energy. Once you’ve personally taken the first step towards better posture, it will be easier to help your patients. Look up and adopt new posture …
Posture Expert, Author, Speaker, Clinician
A great many of the patients I see have acute and chronic low back pain. Just like life, low back injuries have ups and flow in the recovery stage. We can get you well during an office visit, but you still have to go and live your life. One major difficulty in recovery is that much of our lives today …
In my humble view, the answer to the above question is yes…and if there’s one thing we should all be able to agree on as Chiropractors, I’d say it’s alignment. Alignment can mean many things. When we say alignment, we can be referring to our collective voice as a group or aligning as professionals to address a world that’s in …
Co-Medical Director for the World Surf League (formerly the ASP)
