The Care You Need at a Cost You Can Afford
The ChiroHealthUSA program provides discounts on many of your chiropractic expenses. The program may be used by you and members of your immediate family. While this program is not insurance, it may be used to cover expenses not covered by a major medical health insurance policy.
The Two Ps
by Brent Hearn • The reopening of movie theaters means the return of superhero flicks. As if we weren’t already feeling the pressure to drop our pandemic-fueled multiple-cookie-a-day habit, now we’ve got ripped, toned physiques on giant celluloid...
When Mess Causes Stress
by Brent Hearn • Do you have trouble keeping your kitchen tidy? Do you find it difficult to keep your living space clean? Do you have trouble even seeing your living space beneath all the clutter that’s accumulated on every surface? (Is that just cat...
Pain in the Neck?
by Brent Hearn • From mild to severe, from temporary to ongoing, neck pain can be a—well, there’s a reason “pain in the neck” is such a common expression. Whatever the specifics of your neck pain, one thing remains constant: Enduring it isn’t any fun....
Eating Well For a Fuller Life
by Brent Hearn • Keeping up with the latest research on nutrition, and what constitutes a healthy diet, can be extremely frustrating. Throw in a few truckloads of marketing money for fad diets and well-meaning hype about the next new (or old)...
ChiroHealthUSA Plus
The ChiroHealthUSA PLUS program provides discounts on many types of medical expenses. The program can be used by patients and members of their immediate families*. While this program is not insurance, it may be used to cover expenses not covered by a major medical health insurance policy.
This program is not available in Alaska, California, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington.
*Immediate family members are defined as a spouse or domestic partner, dependent children up to the age of 26, parents in the household over age 60, and any other IRS Dependents.
Why is the Discount Challenge prize amount $11,181? Because that is the average “per-occurrence” fine for Medicare inducements. That’s not $11,181 per patient, that’s not per provider, that’s PER VISIT. Stinks, doesn’t it? To us, the prize amount is worth the investment if we can help our profession better understand proper discounting.