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Chiropractor Business Coaching – What Good Does It Bring?

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic Strategies , Communications

One of the things that I really enjoy about our profession is the reality that there are so many interesting and innovative ways to help our communities.

There is no “right way” to adjust someone.

There is no “right way” to run a practice.

There is no “right way” to change the lives of our patients.

Instead, we have amassed this community of passionate professionals who do whatever it takes to become the change that their neighbors need.

There is, however, one thing in common that virtually ALL highly successful doctors use in their toolbox: a personal coach.

Hear me out on this.

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How to Deal with Patients Who Tell You They Don’t Have the Money BEFORE the ROF

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic Care , Chiropractic Strategies , Communications

In the past week, I have had a similar conversation with 3 of my chiropractic coaching clients so I thought I would write about it.

Part of our responsibility as practitioners is to be able to communicate clearly with our patients.

Today’s digital world can be dangerous for personal health because there is so much misinformation everywhere.

As a result of this misinformation, many patients come to us with expectations for the treatment’s length and cost. We talk a lot about chiropractor communication strategies and how to utilize them so that patients truly “get” what we do and want what we offer.
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System to Sustain Practice Growth

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic issues , Chiropractic Strategies

The conventional wisdom out in the chiropractic business management world is that you can sustain a 20% increase in practice growth each year. If the practice grows faster than that you can expect the classic “roller coaster” in which you grow then crash and repeat… not a fun ride!

Although this is true you can take specific action steps to sustain your growth and not crash your practice. I have seen many of the offices I coach literally double their practices during a year’s time and continue tremendous growth without the roller coaster effect.

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An Interview With Dr. Phil Ricchiazzi

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic Strategies , Communications

One of my strong suits as a chiropractor and coach is the ability to connect my linear left brain with my intuition or right brain and have miracles. Whether it is what I adjust, when I adjust, what not to adjust, what to say, or what not to say, I’ve been gifted with the ability to just “know” when it’s right.

Since 2000, I have helped many doctors strengthen their intuition and integrate both right and left brains so they move from “just a regular chiropractor” to “Kahuna status.”Continue reading

Experience what it is like to speak from your heart and BE YOURSELF!

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic Strategies , Communications

Aloha Gang,

You will notice I start all of my emails and posts with “Aloha”
Here in Hawaii that actually means something very dear to us!

If you would like to experience the true “Aloha Spirit”…
If you would like to see how a person can truly speak from his heart and touch others…
If you want to see how a person can just be himself with pretenses…
If you would like to learn what it is like to BE YOURSELF vs. a Carbon Copy of what others think success looks like PLEASE WATCH THIS VIDEO!
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Do you Struggle getting patients to your WORKSHOPS?

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic Care , Communications

Has this ever happened to you?

At the start of the day, you have 10 people scheduled into your workshop. You’re pumped about the opportunity to share the chiropractic message and are looking forward to providing boat loads of value. But…as the day goes on you can hear your CA on the phone taking call after call as your patients continue to come up with excuses about why they can’t make it to your workshop tonight. By the time the workshop comes around your delivering your talk to 2 people….arghhhh!

If this sounds familiar then know that you’re not alone. This scenario plays out in this form or very similar ones in chiropractic offices around the globe!Continue reading

What to do when a patient says, “I can’t afford your care.”

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic Care , Chiropractic issues

If you’ve been discovering how to run a profitable chiropractic business for more than 5 minutes, then a patient has told you that they need to stop or reduce care because they could no longer afford it!

This exact situation tends to impact us as chiropractors on so many levels. For many of us, it’s like an arrow to the heart and brings up all sorts of issues around value and self worth.

I want to share with you the two big mistakes chiropractors make when confronting this situation and share my top strategies for getting to the real reason your patient wants to stop care.

How You Respond Initially is Important

In my experience working with thousands of doctors around the globe, I have realized that most chiropractors respond to this statement in one of two (equally bad) ways.Continue reading

How to FINALLY feel GOOD about DECREASING adjustment times

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic issues , Chiropractic Strategies

Have you ever wanted to see more people in less time but you were afraid your patients would leave?

Perhaps you’ve thought, “If I did spend less time per patient, they will think all I care about is the money!”

Or maybe you’ve asked yourself how it is that other doctors are able to see more people per hour and not only get great results but also have patients who happily stay, pay, and refer?

Seeing more patients in less time can be such a conundrum! We want to serve more people but we also want to make sure that were getting the best results we can.

How many patients should you see in an hour?

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How to set MEANINGFUL Quarterly Objectives AND Follow Through

By Dr. Russ Rosen | Chiropractic issues , Chiropractic Strategies

I just had a great a great conversation with a client of mine who said,

“Russ, I see the value of quarterly objectives, really I do! I don’t want a rudderless ship! I have tried setting objectives in the past but felt pretty clueless and the truth is after we set them up we never looked at them again. I am really confused as to how to go about setting up reasonable objectives and then following through with them, can you help me?”

Below is the long and short of our discussion that I hope you will find valuable.

Get the Team to Grow the Practice

When setting quarterly objectives first you must make sure your team is on board. If you are in our program please take your entire team through “Get the Team to Grow the Practice”.Continue reading

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