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Whether you already have a website up and running or are in the early stages of planning, you should think about how robust you want the site to be. Here are three tips to help you optimize your site and in doing so, build your practice. These tips will help…
Antonio Arias
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Weight Loss / Eating Habits
There is no concept more confused and slandered in popular culture than the idea of physical hunger. And yet, understanding the role of hunger in the health of our patients is a critical skill for the superior physician.
E Douglas Kihn, DOM, LAc (ret.)
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Rotator-cuff injuries are a common cause of shoulder pain and functional impairment. Various treatment modalities are available to manage these injuries, with class 4 laser therapy emerging as a promising non-invasive option. This case study explores the application of class 4 laser therapy in the rehabilitation of a patient with…
Phil Harrington, DC, CMLSO, FASLMS
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Your Practice / Business
The Tech Investment That Will Pay Dividends in Efficiency
For solo practitioners, balancing the complex and diverse demands of being both a clinician and business operator can be overwhelming. Tasks including managing patient communication, collecting payments, and scheduling appointments are critical, but take up valuable time that could be reserved for treating patients. It may seem daunting to add…
Kyle Schmid
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After hiring someone, I doubled my practice by the next year to around 40 patients per week. I didn’t have to use my time on things I didn’t like doing: collecting money (I want to be the “good guy,” not the “bad guy”), calling patients when they’re running late or…
Nicole Lentfer, LAc
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Acupuncture Techniques
Part 1 of this article (January 2024 issue) discussed considerations when choosing a microneedling pen, including pen size, diameter, cartridges, and materials. In this installment, let's discuss other things to consider including battery life, storage case, warranty, serums and more.
Michelle Gellis, AP, Dipl. Ac.
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One of the most important topics I discuss with patients on a weekly basis during the winter months is the importance of seasonal nutrition. During the colder months, I teach patients creative ways to use food and spices to warm the body, stimulate digestion, promote blood circulation, and nourish /…
Craig Williams, LAc, AHG
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In the ever-evolving landscape of migraine management, where diverse strategies from pharmaceutical interventions to integrative therapies come into play, a recent addition to the repertoire is capturing attention: CGRP (calcitonin gene-related peptide) agonist drugs. This article delves into a comparative exploration of these cutting-edge “biologics” with acupuncture.
Bill Reddy, LAc, Dipl. Ac.
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Help Document That Acupuncture Treats Much More Than Pain
This is not the first time I have discussed goals and what we must do if we are truly engaged in advancing this profession. With a new year underway, let’s take a fresh perspective for 2024. It’s the Year of the Dragon; this year brings energy, strength and sometimes, breeze…
Marilyn Allen, Editor at Large
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“My back is killing me!” Haven’t we all heard that countless times? And not just in our clinical practice, classrooms, at dinner parties, out shopping, or during phone calls with friends and family. How many of us stop in our tracks to offer help on the spot?
Pam Ferguson, Dipl. ABT (NCCAOM), AOBTA & GSD-CI, LMT
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Reader Question: I have had some success billing insurance, and accept some very-well-paying plans. However, several plans do not seem to work well, so I have avoided them as you suggested in a previous article. I have been getting random denials and hope you have a list of common errors…
Samuel A. Collins
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A New Standard of Healthcare Self-Regulation and Professional Ethics
The Acupuncture National Discipline Database (ANDD) offers a free, one-stop search engine that captures and publishes state and national public information on all discipline matters pertaining specifically to licensed and certified acupuncturists in the U.S.
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Pt. 8: The Microsystem – Ineffective Representation and Summary
The other mainstream medical professions all have very strong organizations that can represent them to serve their practitioners’ interests, including, for example, the American Medical Association (AMA), the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). Acupuncture has multiple national associations, but none of them…
Dongcheng Li, AP, EdD, Dipl. OM; Karen Karp, EdD
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I’ve recently started using a new handheld thermography device that provides immediate thermal images and shows me (and my patient) particular areas of higher and lower temperatures. Musculoskeletal thermography (MT, also known as infrared thermography or thermal imaging), is a non-invasive tool that uses infrared cameras to detect and visualize…
Jeffrey Tucker, DC, DACRB
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Consequences for HIPAA violations can often be quite harsh. If someone has breached the HIPAA privacy regulations – even without any malicious intent, civil penalties are applicable: $100 per violation for unawareness, a minimum of $1,000 for reasonable cause, a minimum of $10,000 if willful neglect is present and then…
David Bibbey, Dipl. Ac., LAc
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As an acupuncturist, you might not be billing insurance, but even for those who primarily operate on a cash basis, it is important to have a foundational knowledge of insurance because it can broaden the scope of accessibility to your services. Let’s examine the different ways that an acupuncture practice…
Tina Hsiao, MBA, BA
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Pt. 1: The Nighttime Hours
The current 24-hour cycle that has been regarded as fact in the teaching of traditional Chinese medical (TCM) theory is due a reconsideration. With the advancements of modern science, we are able to start a discussion regarding a different approach to a chronological time wheel from a number of different…
Nicole Keane, MS, LMT
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The luo vessels are important in the treatment of mental health issues. They are conduits of “ying qi”: blood and fluids. We believe that the shen is “housed” in the heart and circulated through the blood, making a channel system that “conducts” ying qi ideal for treatment of the mind…
Nicholas Sieben, LAc

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