CHIRO TEXPO '24 CONVENTION
CE SCHEDULE
Texas # ABP07-14900 | PACE # CT0624 | Pre-approval New Mexico | Louisiana # MISC2024-1
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June 27, 2024 THURSDAY |
CHIRO TEXPO '24 KICKOFF RECEPTION
The Texas Chiropractic Association and Parker University invite you to the Chiro Texpo ’24 Kickoff Reception from 7-9 pm Thursday, June 27, at the Parker Performance Institute in The Star in Frisco (3800 Gaylord Parkway, Suite 795, Frisco TX 75034). The Parker Performance Institute is the first fully integrated brain and body clinic drawing from diverse fields such as medical neurology, chiropractic, massage therapy, and nutrition to provide a client-centered approach to care. At the reception, you are invited to join us for food, drinks, and a tour of PPI’s impressive 10,000-square-foot facility that uses tools such as virtual reality, 3D diagnostics, dynamic posturography, and more! REGISTER: https://web.chirotexas.org/events/Chiro-Texpo-24-Kickoff-Reception-2418/details |
June 28, 2024
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8:00AM-7:00pm CE Session #1 medicare
IINSTRUCTOR: Lisa Maciejewski-West TITLE: Medicare for Chiropractors :Understanding Medicare (8 CE hours)
8:00am-12:30pm CE session #2
INSTRUCTOR: Freddys Garcia, DC TITLE: Pain Reset: Neuroscience as a Chronic Pain Solution (2 CE hours) This presentation has been developed with the objective of introducing chiropractors to the latest in pain neuroscience for the purpose of improving clinical outcomes regardless of one’s practice technique. By learning to understand how our nervous system processes and blocks pain we gain knowledge of what to do when our techniques fail. 8:00am-12:30pm CE session #3 ADJUST LAB
INSTRUCTOR: Lindsay Mumma, DC TITLE: Functional Assessment, Rehab, and Adjusting of Pregnant Patients (4 CE hours) Learn to approach pregnancy from a functional standpoint: practice adjustment techniques and modifications, incorporate active care into your practice, improve patient outcomes and satisfaction, and enhance your clinical skills for expectant patients. Learn patient-centered rather than protocol-driven approaches to care for this dynamic and changing patient population. 10:30 am- 12:30PM CE session # 4
INSTRUCTOR: Ty Talcott, DC TITLE: Government Compliance Update: Why they are after you, how they catch you and what they do to you. (Don't be a statistic!) (2 CE hours) To expand awareness regarding the ever-increasing number of complaints against doctors, by patients and ex-employees, relative to mishandling/theft and cyberattacks (electronic data theft) of patient information and the fines and penalties being exacted, by the Office of Civil Rights and the Department of Justice, relative to HIPAA enforcement. To update regarding what the enforcement agencies are looking for and how they find out if you are in compliance. To supply information to help simplify the implementation and maintenance of an appropriate HIPAA, OIG and ONC Compliance program, with their extensive lists of required and addressable standards, in the typical chiropractic or multidisciplinary clinic, so that the option exists for the doctor to delegate and/or oversee the majority of this process and/or participate to whatever level desired. Help prepare doctors to avoid being ravaged by Medicare demands to return money paid to them by Medicare in the wake of the OIG report listing. 12:30PM-1:30 PM sponsored lunch
INSTRUCTOR: Shannyn Gofas (Legally Mind) TITLE: Proper Use of Legal Entities for Lawsuit Protection and Tax Reduction By Invitation Only Legally Mine will show you how to stop the threat of lawsuits before they ever get started by protecting your assets in time tested and proven legal structures. These same structures allow us to help our tax attorneys save what you would normally pay in income taxes. These are little known tax helps that have significant case history and have stood the test of time. Register here - https://web.chirotexas.org/events/Chiro-Texpo-24-Friday-Sponsored-Luncheon-2415/details 2:30PM- 4:00PM ce session #6 Keynote
INSTRUCTOR: Roberto Monaco, DC TITLE: The Science of Chiropractic Communication: How to deliver and evidenced-based communication in your office. (1.5 CE hours) The outcome of this course is to help the doctors deliver clinical Chiropractic communications that are ethical, scientific-based and patient-oriented. This course will help the doctors educate new and current patients about Chiropractic care. 4:30PM-7:00Pm Ce session #7
INSTRUCTOR: Alex Vidan, DC TITLE: Adjusting TMJD Patients (2.5 CE hours) With the right skill set, chiropractors are perfectly positioned to care for patients suffering from debilitating jaw pain, popping, clicking, and locked jaw. In this 2-hour course, Dr. Alex Vidan will address the desperate need for focus on TMJD care in our communities. Drawing on a specific protocol that he developed and has applied in his private practice for years, Dr. Vidan will review the anatomy of the TMJ and the supportive structures, and teach the essentials for assessing and adjusting the TMJ. At the end of this course, you will better understand the needs of your community and how to begin adjusting TMJ patients. TMJD patients are eager for help, and they are looking for you! 4:30PM-7:00PM CESESSION #8 adjust lab
INSTRUCTOR: Christine Foss, DC TITLE: Unwinding the Kinetic Chain for Recovery and Performance Enhancement (2.5 CE hours) Understanding the athlete and the mission in performance from a clinical perspective enables the healthcare provider to tune into the patient's needs. Unpeeling the kinetic chain to enhance performance begins with reading the athlete’s musculoskeletal story. This course will dive into the research, assessment skills, and recovery strategies in unleashing performance and injury prevention in your professional athletes. 5:30PM- 7:00PM VIP Session
INSTRUCTOR: Robert Monaco, DC TITLE: How to Get New Patients with Corporate Talks Join Roberto Monaco, DC, of Influencelogy for a 90-minute exclusive invitation-only VIP session. In this workshop, you will discover: · How to book health talks in the community · The scripts involved in booking talks · How to get referrals from patients · The marketing materials necessary to book talks · How to get your staff involved in booking talks for you |
June 29, 2024
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8:15am-12:45Pm CE session #9 ADJUST LAB
INSTRUCTOR: Patrick McMahon, DC TITLE: Aligning to Life: Craniocervical Analysis and Adjusting Technique for the Full-spine Chiropractor (4 CE hours) Intro and History of Upper Cervical in Chiropractic Neurology of the Cranial Cervical Junction (CCJ)
Hands on technique and coaching session
8:15am-10:15am CE session #10
INSTRUCTOR: Jay Greenstein, DC TITLE: Adjusted Reality: The Three Secrets to Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Care Delivery (2 CE hours) We are living in an unprecedented time of massive change – certainly in the world at large, and most definitely, in healthcare. While the last decade has focused on the value-based care proposition, triple aim (really quadruple when you include providers), new delivery models, and new payer models, simmering underneath all of those changes is a growing undercurrent with far greater reach. This soon to be tidal wave has the potential for both positive and negative impact. Rapidly evolving technologies – and meeting patients where they are (on their phones!) is creating a massive opportunity to improve patient outcomes for spine and neuromusculoskeletal care. The application of AI technology is already beginning to have large scale impact. Empowering patients to create improved lifestyle behaviors through mobile app technology drives better patient outcomes. In this course, we will discuss the benefits of leveraging technology to improve outcomes, ensure prescribed care plan visit and home exercise adherence to improve outcomes and lower costs. 8:15am-4:00pm CA/staff workshop
INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Weidner TITLE: Be Brilliant in Your Office: The Key to Higher Reimbursement and Lower Risk (6 CE hours) Compliance with the front office necessities of every day practice may sound mundane or boring. Not this time! Would it surprise you to know that a few tweaks on your standard operating procedure for Medicare, coding, documentation and billing can actually make you more money and lower your compliance risk? Statistics show that special attention to the basics of day-to-day procedure and excellent execution in these areas is the key to practice success. In this important, fast-paced session, appropriate for doctors and team members alike, we’ll cover all the important aspects of a clean, compliant, front office process, from the front desk to the insurance department. 10:45am- 12:45pm ce session #11
INSTRUCTOR: Kristi Hudson TITLE: Using Technology to Improve Outcomes Through Patient Engagement and Practice Efficiency (2 CE hours) Patient-centered care and patient engagement are the central components of a modern-day chiropractic office. While the concept of “patient engagement” may not be new, what is new is the significant role that technology is having on patient engagement. We are living in a connected and engaged society. The Internet allows us to get what we want on demand at our fingertips. Patients and consumers have started placing these same expectations on healthcare. In this session, we will:
12:45pm-1:45pm ce session #12 luncheon
INSTRUCTOR: Johnathan Bleyer TITLE: How to Prepare for a Deposition in a Personal Injury Case. (1 CE hour) Depositions are critical in personal injury cases because your testimony is necessary to prove your patient’s case, and the defense attorney can cross-examine you to poke holes in that case. Preparing for a deposition starts at the very first visit of every single PI case. Your records should be legible and complete. Your billing should be consistent and accurate. If you cut corners (e.g., copying and pasting the same paragraph into many PI reports or using the same billing codes in every trauma case), it may come out in deposition which will not only damage your patient’s chances of recovery in the matter but may also damage your reputation as a medical provider as deposition transcripts are public record. REGISTER: https://web.chirotexas.org/events/Chiro-Texpo-24-Saturday-Sponsored-Luncheon-1-CE-hour--2416/details 12:45pm - 1:45pm women's luncheon & Discussion PAnel
INSTRUCTOR: Courtney Gowin, DC TITLE: Empowering Women in Chiropractic The "Empowering Women in Chiropractic Luncheon" hosted by the Texas Chiropractic Association (TCA) aims to celebrate and empower women in the chiropractic profession. This special event provides an opportunity for women chiropractors, students, and professionals to come together, network, and learn from each other's experiences. The luncheon features an inspiring keynote presentation focusing on the unique contributions and challenges faced by women in chiropractic. Renowned speakers share their personal stories of success and offer valuable insights into leadership, career advancement, and empowerment. A panel discussion further explores women's leadership in chiropractic, providing a platform for candid conversations and the exchange of ideas. Attendees have the opportunity to engage with panelists, ask questions, and gain valuable perspectives on navigating the profession as a woman. REGISTER: https://web.chirotexas.org/events/Chiro-Texpo-24-Women-s-Luncheon-2417/details 2:00PM - 6:15PM CE SESSION #13 TBCE MANDATORY HRS
INSTRUCTOR: Wade Emmert TITLE: TBCE Mandatory Hours (4 CE hours) 2:00PM-4:00PM CE SESSION #14
INSTRUCTOR: Nicky Kirk, DC Leonard Wright, DC Kyle Yates, DC TITLE: A Case-Based Perspective of Neuromusculoskeletal rehabilitation (2 CE hours) This is a two-hour presentation providing an up-to-date overview of cutting-edge NMSK rehabilitation diagnostics and therapeutic strategies. As a foundation, we will review relevant anatomy and physiology. These two key components are essential for the clinician to master to properly evaluate and design an efficacious therapeutic plan. Most of the session will be case-based presentations from a state-of-the-art NMSK rehabilitation facility. |
June, 30, 2024
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8:00am-10:00am CE session #15
INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Weidner TITLE: Self-Auditing: Make Your Documentation Work (2 CE hours) During this training, we will:
8:00am-12:15pm ce session #16 ADJUST LAB
INSTRUCTOR: Mitch Mally, DC TITLE: Lower Extremity Dysfunction and LBP (4 CE hours) This course enhances a better understanding of presented lower extremity biomechanics, plus diagnostic and treatment options for major overlooked contributors of LBP. Additionally, Dr. Mally presents case studies discussing pre and/or post-operative arthroplasty of the knee and/or hip and its contribution to chronic LBP. Attendees implementing this powerful information and procedures can make a profound difference for otherwise untold pain and suffering. Utilizing said diagnostic and manipulation procedures can reduce chronicity and erroneous results often requiring additional care including more costly surgery, physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Attendees will learn how to prevent as well as manage after the fact additional joint replacements, revisions and sequelae that are frequented resulting in chronification of outcomes, otherwise confusing to many practitioners and ultimately affecting the patient. 8:00am-12:15pm ce session #17 acupuncture
INSTRUCTOR: Mark Hanson, DC TITLE: Needling Techniques in the Treatment of Pain (4 CE hours) This presentation will provide an in-depth look at how pain affects the human body. Correlation of Western medicine neurology and the aspect of pain in comparison to the Chinese medicine viewpoint of what actually causes pain. Different acupuncture needling techniques will be shown to treat pain related to headache, all spinal related conditions as well as upper and lower extremity conditions. A review of the normal local acupuncture point selections will be presented. Detailed techniques in Distal needling, Extra points and various Master Tung points for the related areas of the body being treated. Discussion will also entail the application of electrical stimulation to the acupuncture needle to aid in the reduction of pain and/or muscle spasm. 10:15am- 12:15pm ce session #18
INSTRUCTOR: John Davilla, DC TITLE: Using Medical Necessity to Make your Notes More Effective (2 CE hours) The course covers how proper case creation allows for doctors to show that patients have moved between phases of care in order to accurately report exactly where a patient is in their care. This process helps doctors to reduce coding problems and risk management issues that are created by the use of continual wellness care without taking into account the patient’s true condition because the true nature of the condition was not documented correctly. |
