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What percentage of your practice consists of patients covered by insurance or another health plan? December 2002
What percentage of your practice consists of cash-paying patients who are not covered by insurance? November 2002
Has a medical doctor or chiropractor ever referred a patient to you for treatment? October 2002
Have you ever referred a patient to a medical doctor or chiropractor for treatment? September 2002
Which therapy do you perform or provide least often? August 2002
Which therapy do you perform or provide most often? July 2002
How would you describe your professional relationship with medical doctors and/or chiropractors in your area? June 2002
How often do you, an acupuncturist, receive acupuncture from someone else? May 2002
If you had to do it all over again, would you still become an acupuncturist or doctor of Oriental medicine? April 2002
How would you rate the education you received at your acupuncture school? March 2002
What made you decide to become a licensed acupuncturist or doctor of Oriental medicine? February 2002
What is the most important issue facing the acupuncture/Oriental medicine profession in 2002? January 2002
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The process of cleaning up the professional image of massage has started. Unfortunately, it didn’t start from within the profession, but rather by law enforcement. Sexual abuse and inappropriate sexual behavior in massage establishments have made the headlines. Charges have been brought against specific massage therapists and corporations that run massage establishments.
Can a small change in your massage practice make a big difference? Yes. Take a look around at the tools and products you are using in your practice. From your massage oil to your massage table, your practice is made up of a number of different elements that create your interaction with your client.
