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Scars Are Fascia Events, Too (opens the original)
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This article urges manual practitioners to view scars not merely as skin-level events but as significant disruptions within the fascial system. Surgical and traumatic scars can profoundly alter collagen architecture and inhibit the natural glide between tissue layers, contributing to pain, stiffness, and dysfunctional movement patterns, often far from the original scar site. Clinicians are encouraged to "read" scars during physical exams by palpating for tethering, densification, and assessing f
OBBBA Regulations: Impact on Chiropractic Practices (opens the original)
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is poised to create significant administrative shifts for chiropractic practices, particularly those serving a high volume of Medicaid or Health Insurance Marketplace patients. While coding procedures remain largely unchanged, the act introduces stricter protocols for verifying patient eligibility, managing reimbursements, and handling collections. Starting in 2027, many Medicaid beneficiaries must document work or educational activities to maintain coverag
Are You Meeting the Chiropractic Standard of Care? (opens the original)
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This article delivers a crucial message to chiropractors about the legal and professional importance of adhering to the "standard of care." Defined as the level of competence a reasonable practitioner would provide under similar circumstances, this standard is a benchmark for judging whether a chiropractor has met their obligations to a patient. Failure to do so constitutes negligence and can result in severe repercussions, including malpractice lawsuits, financial damages, and disciplinary acti
When Radiculopathy Isn’t Radiculopathy: A Clinical Series (Pt. 5) (opens the original)
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This article, the fifth in its series, delves into the underlying cause of subscapularis syndrome, a condition that frequently mimics upper-extremity radiculopathy. The author argues that true clinical success requires looking beyond the dysfunctional muscle to its "upstream" biomechanical drivers. The primary culprit is identified as scapular dyskinesis—an alteration in the scapula's position, motion, or timing. When scapular mechanics are compromised, the subscapularis muscle is forced into a
Low Back Pain Prevention Strategies for the Hybrid Worker (opens the original)
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Low back pain is a leading cause of disability worldwide, and the growing population of hybrid workers is particularly at risk. This article outlines effective prevention strategies that extend beyond simple ergonomics to include proprioception and core stability. The foundation of prevention is maintaining a neutral spine, which starts with a proper ergonomic chair featuring adjustable height, retractable armrests, and correct seat depth. "Active sitting" chairs can engage core muscles but may
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