Hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini explore why choosing a niche matters in chiropractic practice, comparing experiences of new graduates and seasoned doctors, and discussing branding, marketing, and work-life satisfaction.

The episode covers practical niches (acute care, wellness, extremity/sports work, scoliosis, concussion, disc care), tips on identifying what makes you unique, how to market to the right patient population, and examples from colleagues like Dr. Miller and Dr. Mitch Malley. Expect advice on pivoting mid-career, avoiding burnout, and aligning practice style with local demographics.

Hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini examine a real-world hospital cyberattack in New Mexico that forced mass appointment cancellations and diverted emergency care, highlighting the fallout: thousands of outpatient visits disrupted and hundreds of ER patients turned away.

The episode covers common vulnerabilities—Wi‑Fi risks, default router passwords, smart devices and printers with hard drives—and practical steps for clinics: battery backups, printed schedules, blackout forms, business associate agreements, IT support, penetration testing, and continuity protocols.

Listeners will get actionable guidance on whether to treat patients during outages, how to prepare electronic and paper workflows, and why relying solely on vendors or assumptions about HIPAA compliance isn’t enough. Expect real examples, regulatory concerns around AI overlays, and tips to keep your practice operating when tech fails.

Join hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini as they discuss how chiropractors can set up their day for success — from arriving early and reviewing the schedule to preparing mentally with intentions or brief affirmations.

They cover practical tips on staff coordination, handling early or time-consuming patients, music and office atmosphere, and the business side of practice management (capacity, procedures, goals) to reduce burnout and improve patient experience.

The episode also emphasizes introspection and mentorship: how your practice reflects you and why small, actionable changes can make your clinic more efficient, patient-centered, and rewarding.