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The future of chiropractic: How can we address issues and evolve the profession?

Chiropractic Economics

According to 2024 data from the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy The US has about 310,000 licensed physical therapists, 1 compared to the often-cited 70,000 doctors of chiropractic practicing in the US. A patient seeking a musculoskeletal approach should be able to find a musculoskeletal-focused provider easily.

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The benefits of treating chronic knee pain

Chiropractic Economics

As a doctor of chiropractic, you likely have goals for your patients chronic pain management , including pain relief, maximizing patient function and satisfaction and reducing reliance on pain medications, achieved using a multifactorial treatment approach.

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Ankle sprains as peripheral and central injuries

Chiropractic Economics

A neuroplasticity-informed approach Ankle sprains are among the most frequent musculoskeletal injuries in the US With an estimated four million cases per year. DPTs specialize in restoring functional movement by combining manual therapy, targeted exercises and patient education.

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Chiropractic FAQs: What to Know Before Your First Visit

Petrak Family Chiropractic Center

At Petrak Family Chiropractic Center, we believe in empowering patients with honest, helpful information—so here are answers to the most frequently asked questions we hear. What is chiropractic care? ​ Can chiropractic care help with posture? Can chiropractic care help with sleep issues? ​Yes.

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The difference between biodentical and pharmaceutical hormones

Chiropractic Economics

That includes the musculoskeletal system we work so closely with. Understanding the distinctions between synthetic and bioidentical hormones isn’t just an academic exercise—it’s a practical necessity for every provider working with real people in the real world of hormonal imbalance. For more information, visit innovativehwc.com.

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Chiropractor vs Physical Therapist: What Are The Differences?

Beecher Chiropractic

Houston Chiropractor Comments: Periodically I will get asked by a new patient “What are the differences between a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) and a physical therapist (PT)?”. This is because chiropractors and PT’s both address musculoskeletal pain and improve movement, but they differ in their approach.

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How to Tell If Your Chiropractor Is Qualified & Trustworthy

Fisher Chiropractic

Here are the main qualifications you should look for: Chiropractic Degree A chiropractor must have a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree from an accredited chiropractic college. Many chiropractic colleges list their graduates on their websites, making it easy to confirm a practitioner's credentials.