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It's the start of a new year so it's time to brush up and fine tune some procedures with your staff. Tip 1Spend time with your staff making sure they are familiar with how to operate equipment. This does not mean asking them if they know how to use it, ask them to show you how they use it and the features on the equipment. Nobody likes admitting that they don't know how to use something so going the extra step and having them show you how they would use it and prove that they understand t …

Many offices get confused about what the differences are between Curbside Delivery and White Glove Delivery so in this blog we will use Santa as an example of delivery options. Curbside Delivery is like getting your gifts, taking them to your room, unwrapping them, unboxing them and then getting to play with them.  Curbside Delivery is the most economical and quickest choice for shipping and delivering your equipment to your office. Curbside Delivery is pretty self explanatory meanin …

Don't let another year slip away without understanding the differences and the benefits of tax credits and tax deductions.   Read further for a brief overview f the differences between credits and deductions and how you may be able to benefit from them.First off I am not an accountant so you will want to talk to your accountant to make sure you qualify and that you maximize all benefits possible.Many doctor's purchase equipment and use the tax deduction and think it is the same as the …

I know according to the calendar it's time for creaking, bumps in the night and spooky sounds but you don't want my patients scared by your equipment.  What should you do to put your patients mind at ease about your adjusting equipment?Now we all know that fear is typically caused by things we don't understand so if you take a few minutes to help educate your patients on how and why your equipment works the way it does you will accomplish two things.  First you will put their mind …

We hear doctors tell us I don't need anything great just a basic stationary adjusting table.  This makes me sad because stationary adjusting tables aren't basic they are usually just misunderstood.  Many people confuse a stationary table with an adjusting bench but they are not the same an adjusting bench is a fixed height table that may or may not offer a tilting headpiece but that is the extent of options for an adjusting bench. Stationary tables do not move up or down (thus th …