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Building a great practice is no mystery - it takes the right blend of skill, knowledge and personal power, and a passion to serve people and help them get well and stay well. Anyone willing to adopt sound business principles and reach out to their community to educate their neighbors about the benefits of chiropractic care can become a master of chiropractic practice building, and The Masters Circle coaches chiropractors to better practices and better lives.
With its unique custom-tailored coaching and Identity-Based approach, The Masters Circle provides chiropractic practice building tools and techniques that produced an average growth of 23% in new patients and 26% in income last year, similar to the results shown year after year through applying patient-centered service and excellent office policies and procedures. Members reported not only significant improvement in their bottom line, but also a higher degree of practice satisfaction and fulfillment by reshaping their practice to be more like their ideal. Attracting patients who are consistent with their practice model, receptive to their message and willing to follow through on their programs of care and health and wellness philosophies makes it a joy to practice The Masters Circle Way
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Chiropractic Remains Drugless
March 21, 2011
Dear Doctor:
If you’ve been watching the chiropractic media, you probably know that there has been a movement in New Mexico to expand the chiropractic license to include the use of drugs. This effort was defeated this past week, largely due to the grass roots efforts of local chiropractors, reinforced by expert testimony from Drs. Guy Riekeman and Gerry Clum on behalf of preserving the stature of chiropractic as the world’s largest drugless healing profession. To most chiropractors, such overly progressive intentions are heresy – it is woven into the very fabric of our existence to rely on things natural, to help restore the body’s inherent ability to heal, so it can make whatever chemicals it needs to function properly, given sufficient raw materials. Wanting to bring drugs into that process misinterprets and distorts the purpose of the chiropractic intervention.
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