Chiropractic care looks different in a post-COVID world. Patients may carry hidden vascular risks—fragility, clotting issues, or higher chances of vertebral artery dissections (VADs). That can leave chiropractors wondering: how do I adapt without compromising care?

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini share practical steps to stay safe, compliant, and confident. Learn how to update your approach with vitals at every visit, thorough histories, and informed consent. Plus, hear what malpractice trends, insurers, and interdisciplinary partners are saying about best practices right now.

Stay ahead, protect your patients, and strengthen your practice. Listen now to discover how to thrive in today’s changing clinical landscape.

Join hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini on All Things Chiropractic as they dig into how social media affects chiropractic practices — from marketing ROI and patient education to research and professional networking.

They discuss real risks including HIPAA breaches, responding to online reviews, staff and patient privacy, platform differences (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok), the pitfalls of posting adjustment videos, and digital security concerns. The episode includes practical recommendations: create clear social-media policies, separate personal and professional accounts, obtain releases, avoid posting minors' faces, and don't respond to patient complaints publicly.

Whether you’re considering advertising on social platforms or tightening office protocols, this episode offers actionable insights to balance the benefits of online engagement with compliance and patient trust.

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini explore the expanding world of frequency therapies — from PEMF, lasers, red light and shockwave to tuning forks, ultrasound and biofeedback. They explain the science behind frequency and vibration, how electromagnetic wavelengths interact with the body, and how resonance and grounding can affect health.

The conversation covers practical clinic applications (what many offices already use), targeted frequencies, differences between therapeutic and harmful frequencies, and the importance of combining these modalities with chiropractic adjustments. The hosts also discuss business implications: cash-based services, patient education, and choosing modalities that “resonate” with your practice to improve outcomes and revenue.

Key takeaways include how to introduce frequency therapies responsibly, the need for clear patient communication, examples of common tools and settings, and the reminder that these therapies are supportive — best used alongside adjustments and good clinical judgment.