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11/19/2025

Outpatient Evaluation & Management (E/M) Documentation for Chiropractic Offices: What You Need to Know

Authored by: Stephanie Davidson, Michigan Assn of Chiropractors - Insurance Director

Chiropractic offices frequently perform and bill Evaluation & Management (E/M) services, as well as treatments, known as “medically necessary” services, such as active spinal chiropractic adjustments. Regardless of the service billed, medical necessity must be clearly supported in the patient’s documentation, and payers look primarily at the E/M record to determine this.

11/12/2025

Strength From the Core: The Vital Connection Between Trunk Endurance and Low Back Pain in Veterans

Low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common and costly musculoskeletal conditions in the United States, particularly among Veterans. The physical demands of military service, combined with the long-term effects of repetitive strain, injury, and aging, make Veterans especially vulnerable to chronic back issues. Yet, new evidence highlights a promising pathway for prevention and management: strengthening the body’s core through chiropractic-guided rehabilitation.

11/05/2025

Injury Care with X-ray Diagnostics Can Expand the Chiropractic Profession

by Jeffrey Cronk, DC, JD

In America today, there will be over 108,000 injuries that will require over 115,000 emergency room visits and will generate over 252,000 medical visits. (1) These by the way are not visits to chiropractors or to physical therapists. These are medical doctor visits.

10/29/2025

Student Loan Update: Following Lawsuit, Trump Administration Agrees to Deliver Student Loan Relief

Agreement Will Also Ensure That Borrowers Eligible to Have Loans Canceled in 2025 Are Not Hit with Huge Tax Bill After Forgiveness

In October, the Trump administration and American Federation of Teachers (AFT) filed a joint status report in federal court agreeing to a series of actions affecting millions of Americans holding student loan debt. The agreement, the result of a lawsuit filed by AFT against the U.S. Department of Education (DOE), will protect borrowers enrolled in income-driven repayment (IDR) plans and deliver student debt relief to borrowers making payments under those plans for decades, as required by federal law. The administration also agreed to ensure that borrowers who are eligible to have their loans canceled in 2025 don’t get stuck with a large tax bill as a result of loan forgiveness.