How to deal with proximate cause issues on disc herniations.
Topics that should go into a narrative report: proximate cause, reasonable and necessary, maximum improvement, and future health needs.
What are optimal vitamin D levels?
The link between vitamin B12 and dementia.
The value of alkaline water.
Costs v. Sales price of devices sold to patients for home care.
The values of saturated fat in the diet.

How can we make patients feel welcome?
Walk-in versus scheduled appointment procedure?
Some most frequently asked questions?
What about cluster booking?
Pros and cons of walk-in versus scheduled appointments?
Any feedback on billing services?

How many visits do you recommend in a typical report of findings?
Do you do case presentation for decompression patients?
Dr. Has a spare room should he put muscle stimulation in that room?
A discussion on robotic massage chairs. The CEO story.
Do you recommend rewarding patients for referrals?
How do you price your decompression as a case fee, or visit by visit?

What are some chiropractic adjusting techniques that are less physically demanding on the chiropractor yet still effective?
What are the relationships between vitamin D, Vitamin K, and Magnesium?
How to logistically deal with patient drop-ins?
What is the language and protocols for dealing with a PI patient that has reached maximum improvement?
There was a question as to the use of laser and infants.
There was a discussion as to using stress radiographs, stress MRI, proton-density-weighted MRI imaging, and video-flouro to assess joint motion integrity.
There was a discussion as to systemic inflammation and its influence on a variety of health issues

Patient records question on PI case
Employee manuals