Dr. Cindy Howard, author of 'Positively Altered,' shares her journey and insights on embracing life's challenges and living authentically. She discusses her diverse background as a modern dancer, powerlifter, and chiropractic physician. Dr. Howard emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, embracing uniqueness, and not apologizing for who you are. She also talks about her upcoming podcast, 'Positively Altered,' where she aims to educate and inspire listeners on various health topics. Dr. Howard's book and speaking engagements focus on sexual health, overcoming adversity, and living authentically.

In this episode, Dr. Ray Foxworth interviews Johann Marron, an ad man with a unique take on advertising innovation. They discuss Johann's journey into advertising, the role of economics and AI in marketing, and the power of experiences and branding. Johann emphasizes the importance of authenticity and democratized consumer participation. They explore AI's impact on creating graphic assets, personalizing content, and streamlining chiropractic practices with tools like ChiroAI. Johann shares insights from his multicultural background and the importance of resilience and mentorship in business growth.

In this episode, Dr. Ray Foxworth interviews Eric Hoffman, a risk management expert in chiropractic care. They discuss common issues like board complaints and financial disputes, emphasizing the importance of communication and transparency. They explore the Chiro Jobs platform, the shift from independent clinics to associateships, and the concept of 'stagging,' a form of free internship. The conversation highlights finding the right practice fit, future corporatization of chiropractic care, and its benefits, including safer care, increased patient access, and greater lobbying power.

Dr. Brandon Steele, co-founder of ChiroUp, shares the inspiration behind creating this resource and its impact on chiropractic care's future. He discusses his work with sports teams, the importance of standardizing patient care, and building relationships with other healthcare providers. The conversation covers challenges and opportunities in the profession, the need for data and evidence-based practices, and the role of technology like AI in improving patient care. They also emphasize standardized data collection, documentation, and the importance of research in enhancing chiropractic care's perception and acceptance.

Join Dr. Ray Foxworth as he interviews Holly Jensen, COO of Cash Practice Systems. They explore the importance of investing in team members and creating a positive company culture. Holly shares her chiropractic journey, hiring insights, and strategies for overcoming limiting beliefs. They discuss increasing revenue, client retention, effective communication, and handling challenges like care cost and insurance. Tune in for valuable tips and resources like the Loyal Patient Journey. Plus, learn about Holly's supportive husband and her hidden talent for gardening.

Dr. Brian Capra, CEO of Genesis, discusses his chiropractic software's aim to boost efficiency and profitability for chiropractors. He highlights the use of cloud technology and AI for billing improvement and patient retention. We touch on challenges in medical billing and insurance reimbursement and how automation aids chiropractors. Additionally, we briefly mention software onboarding and share personal anecdotes about Brian.

Dr. Mark Sanna, CEO of Breakthrough Coaching, advocates outcome-based chiropractic management with objective criteria and effective communication. He advises niche specialization and passionate patient engagement. Addressing practice changes like electronic records, he emphasizes patient education and staff management. Dr. Sanna promotes his book 'Cracking the Code: Marketing Chiropractic' and new marketing tools like Chiro AI. He stresses the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress's role in enhancing visibility and unity within the profession.

Dr. Miles Bodzin, CEO of Cash Practice Systems, transitioned from a successful practice to aiding chiropractors. He has identified four patient behavior drivers and offers software to enhance patient follow-through. Cash Practice Systems prioritizes service, quality, and positive outcomes, fostering lasting client relationships. Effective team building involves strong leadership, fitting hires, and a positive work environment. Sustaining practice growth relies on excellent care, loyalty, and patient enrollment and retention.