Alumni Weekend

Friday, October 23, 2026

12:30-2:30 p.m.

• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1), Acupuncture, LCA
  Course: Do You See What I See? How to Self-Audit Before Someone Else Does
  Speaker: Colleen G. Auchenbach, D.C., CPCO, CPMA
  Sponsored by: ChiroTouch
  Location: ACA III - 110


• 2 CE - Professions: D.C.
  Course: Pain Management Redefined with Shockwave Therapy: A Clinical Application
  Speaker: Donald C. DeFabio, D.C., DACRB, DABCO, DACBSP
  Sponsored by: Scrip
  Location: ACA III – 220 & Technique Suite


• 1 CE - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1)
  Course: Long-Term Exit Planning: What to Do 1, 3, 5 & 10 Years Before Retirement
  Speakers: Crystal Misenheimer, BBA, CBI
  Sponsored by: NCMIC
  Location: Go To Webinar

2:30-3 p.m.

• Break
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

3-5 p.m.

• 2 CE - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1), LCA
  Course: Connecting the Dots: Documentation and Management for Outstanding Outcomes
  Speaker: Jason Brown, D.C., DACRB, FICC
  Sponsored by: NYSCA
  Location: ACA III - 110


• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C., Acupuncture
  Course: Unlocking Stubborn Cases: Assessment and Treatment of the Fascial Slings with Manual Therapy, Exercise and TECAR
  Speaker: Donald C. DeFabio, D.C., DACRB, DABCO, DACBSP
  Sponsored by: Winback
  Location: ACA III – 220 & Technique Suite


• 1 CE - Professions: D.C.
  Course: The AI Visibility Advantage & The Posture-Longevity Connection
  Speaker: Mark L. Sanna, D.C., ACRB Level II, FICC
  Location: Go To Webinar

5-6 p.m.

• Wine & Cheese Social
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

7-9:30 p.m.

• President's Welcome Dinner
  Location: del Lago Resort & Casino, Waterloo, NY

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Saturday, October 24, 2026

7:30-8 a.m.

• Breakfast
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

   

• Exhibitor Fair
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

   

• Check-In
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

8-10 a.m.

• 2 CE - Professions: D.C.
  Keynote Speaker: Tom LaFountain, D.C., DABCO
  Course: Today’s Golf Sports Chiropractic
  Location: ACA III – 110

10-11 a.m.

• Exhibitor Fair
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

10-11 a.m.

• 1976 to the Major Leagues with Dr. Louis Bisogni
  Location: ACA III - 226

11 a.m.-1 p.m.

• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1), Acupuncture, LCA
  Course: HIPAA, Security, and AI in Chiropractic Practice: What’s Current, What’s Proposed, What’s Next
  Speaker: Evan Gwilliam, D.C., MBA, QCC, CPC, CCPC, CPMA, CPCO, AAPC Fellow
  Sponsored by: NCMIC
  Location: ACA III - 111


• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C., Acupuncture
  Course: New Clinical Considerations in the General Patient Population
  Speaker: Lisa K. Bloom, D.C., PhD
  Sponsored by: NYSCA
  Location: ACA III - 110


• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C., Acupuncture
  Course: Myofascial Cupping, Taping and Compression Band Therapy
  Speaker: Rebecca Bauer D.C., CCSP, ICSC, MSACN, CES
  Location: ACA III – 220 & Technique Suite

1-2 p.m.

• Lunch
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

1-3 p.m.

• Exhibitor Fair
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

2-3 p.m.

• Alumni Connect: Inside Admissions & Recruitment
  Location: ACA III - 226

3-5 p.m.

• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1), Acupuncture, LCA
  Course: Documentation, Medicare, and Audit Survival: What Still Matters in 2026 and Beyond
  Speaker: Evan Gwilliam, D.C., MBA, QCC, CPC, CCPC, CPMA, CPCO, AAPC Fellow
  Sponsored by: NCMIC
  Location: ACA III - 111


• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C., Acupuncture, Clinical Nutritionists
  Course: The Essential Role of Whole Food Nutrition in Today’s Healthcare Environment
  Speaker: William G. Hemmer, D.C.
  Sponsored by: Standard Process
  Location: ACA III - 110


• 2 CE - Professions: D.C.
  Course: Unlocking the Hip: Assessment and Manual Therapy Strategies for Better Outcomes
  Speaker: Joshua L. Kollmann, D.C., MS, CCSP, CSCS, NASM PES/CES
  Location: ACA III – 220 & Technique Suite

5-5:30 p.m.

• Exhibitor Fair
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

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Sunday, October 25, 2026

8:30-9 a.m.

• Continental Breakfast
  Location: ACA III - Atrium

9-11 a.m.

• 2 CE - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1), LCA
  Course: Chiropractic Malpractice: Lessons and Prevention
  Speaker: Heather Dehn, D.C.
  Sponsored by: ChiroPreferred
  Location: Go To Webinar


• 2 CE/PDA - Professions: D.C., Clinical Nutritionists
  Course: Nutrition Support for Oncology
  Speaker: Heather Heck D.C., MSACN, MPH, CNS
  Location: Go To Webinar


• 2 CE - Professions: D.C.
  Course: Lower Extremity Biomechanics and Hands-On Management of Common Lower Extremity Injuries
  Speaker: Kurt A. Juergens, D.C., CCSP
  Sponsored by: Foot Levelers
  Location: ACA III - 220 & Technique Suite

11-11:30 a.m.

• Break

11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

• 2 CE - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1)
  Course: Identification of High Risk Patients for Chiropractic Care… How to Avoid a Catastrophic Event
  Speaker: John D. Lockenour D.C., DABCO, DABCA
  Sponsored by: NCMIC
  Location: Go To Webinar


• 2 CE - Professions: D.C.
  Course: From Bump to Baby with Chiropractic
  Speaker: LaKendra Fulbright, D.C., MS, CACCP
  Location: Go To Webinar


• 2 CE - Professions: D.C.
  Course: Managing Sports Injuries...From Your Head to Your Toes
  Speaker: Kurt A. Juergens, D.C., CCSP
  Sponsored by: Foot Levelers
  Location: ACA III - 220

1:30-2 p.m.

• Break for remote attendees

2-4 p.m.

• 2 CE - Professions: D.C. (NYS Cat 1), LCA
  Course: Best Practices of Clinical Documentation
  Speaker: Kevin Sharp, D.C.
  Sponsored by: NCMIC
  Location: Go To Webinar

Tom LaFountain (D.C. ‘87) DABCO Northeast College of Health Sciences Alumnus, Class of 1982 Keynote Dr. Tom LaFountain (D.C. ’82) has dedicated his career to sports medicine, serving seven years with the United States Olympic Sports Medicine Staff, primarily supporting U.S. Speedskating. He has also contributed to PGA Sports Medicine, covering more than 350 PGA events. LaFountain currently serves as director of chiropractic services for the PGA Tour and president of Professional Sports Care, an organization that provides education and training for chiropractors working with professional and amateur golfers. Through his leadership and clinical expertise, he continues to advance chiropractic care in the world of sports.

Colleen G. Auchenbach, D.C., CPCO, CPMA Sponsored by ChiroTouch Dr. Colleen Auchenbach brings nearly three decades of clinical and compliance experience to her role as director of education at KMC University. After more than 20 years in chiropractic practice, she now leads analysis services and compliance coaching for chiropractic practices nationwide. Her expertise includes documentation and coding improvement, OIG compliance program implementation and medical auditing. As a Certified Professional Compliance Officer (CPCO) and Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA), Dr. Auchenbach develops and presents continuing education programs in virtual and live formats and delivers onsite compliance training. Her engaging teaching style and deep regulatory knowledge help chiropractic teams improve documentation, reduce risk and navigate compliance with confidence.

Rebecca Bauer (D.C. ’17, M.S. ’20) Northeast College alumna and assistant professor Dr. Rebecca Bauer, CCSP®, ICSC, MSACN, CES, is a chiropractic clinician, educator and sports specialist with experience caring for collegiate and elite professional athletes. Dually licensed in the United States and Canada, she specializes in sports chiropractic, performance optimization and soft tissue therapies, including Active Release Technique, fascial manipulation, cupping, taping and instrument-assisted techniques. Dr. Bauer has held leadership roles in clinical education and advances the profession through teaching, mentorship and service. She is a Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner®, holds the International Certificate in Sports Chiropractic and serves on the World Spine Day Executive Committee.

Lisa K. Bloom (D.C. '90) Lisa K. Bloom is a proud Northeast College of Health Sciences alumna and professor emeritus who previously served as a professor and assistant dean of preclinical chiropractic education. She is an adjunct professor in Concordia University Chicago’s doctoral programs, serving on organizational leadership dissertation committees. Dr. Bloom is a diplomate of the International Board of Chiropractic Neurology and the American Board of Chiropractic Sciences, and a fellow of the International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology and the American College of Chiropractors. A former private practitioner in New York and New Jersey, she has provided pro bono neurological consultations and patient advocacy since 1997.

Jason Brown (D.C. ’06), D.C., DACRB, FICC Sponsored by NYSCA Dr. Jason Brown practices in New York’s Capital Region and is a proud Northeast College alumnus. He holds diplomate status in rehabilitation and was awarded an honorary fellowship in recognition of his professional service. A former president of the New York State Chiropractic Association, he currently serves on the organization's board of directors. His honors include being named Alumni of the Year and receiving NYSCA’s highest distinction, the Ernest G. Napolitano Award.

Donald C. DeFabio (D.C. ’84) DACRB, DABCO, DACBSP Sponsored by Scrip and Winback Dr. Donald C. DeFabio is director of chiropractic services at DeFabio Spine and Sports Rehab. Triple board-certified in chiropractic orthopedics, physical rehabilitation and sports injuries, he also holds advanced certifications in rehabilitation and soft tissue therapies. Named the ACA Rehab Council’s Doctor of the Year in 2023, he has worked with Ironman World Championship athletes, Rutgers track and field, Drew University athletics and the U.S. Paralympic fencing team. Dr. DeFabio has been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and shares rehabilitation and health tips through The DeFabio Difference on his website and YouTube channel, which has more than 42,000 subscribers.

Heather Dehn, D.C. Sponsored by ChiroPreferred Dr. Heather Dehn has served the Sacramento, California, community through private chiropractic practice since graduating from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1994. A second-generation chiropractor, she practiced alongside her father until his retirement in 2005. Recognized for her leadership and service, she was named Doctor of the Year by the California Chiropractic Association’s Sacramento Valley District in 2004 and later served as district president. Appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown to the California Board of Chiropractic Examiners in 2012, Dr. Dehn served as vice chair and chair before joining the ChiroPreferred Advisory Board in 2023.

LaKendra Fulbright, D.C., M.S., CACCP Dr. LaKendra Fulbright is a passionate advocate for whole-family health, serving patients from newborns to adults since beginning her practice in 2011. Guided by a belief in the body’s innate ability to heal and thrive, she is dedicated to supporting the health and wellness of every patient. Her commitment to care has taken her around the world, including providing services to communities in Ghana, West Africa. Specializing in maternal and pediatric chiropractic care, Fulbright is one of five practitioners in Georgia with advanced certifications in Webster, perinatal and pediatric care through the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP).

Evan Gwilliam, D.C., B.S., MBA Sponsored by NCIMC Dr. Evan Gwilliam is senior vice president of PractiSync and an authority in health care compliance, coding and documentation. A valedictorian graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, he combines clinical experience with expertise in accounting and business administration. Gwilliam is a certified professional coder, medical auditor, compliance officer and AAPC Fellow. A frequent industry speaker, he provides expert witness testimony, conducts medical record audits and consults with health care providers nationwide. His contributions to publications and professional reference materials have established him as a recognized thought leader in chiropractic compliance.

Heather Heck (D.C. ‘08 M.S. ‘08) MPH, CNS Dr. Heather Heck is a doctor of Chiropractic, Certified Nutrition Specialist and public health professional with expertise in integrative and holistic healthcare. She holds advanced degrees in chiropractic, applied clinical nutrition and public health and has spent two decades treating patients with complex and chronic conditions. Heck previously built a successful practice within a multidisciplinary medical setting and now operates a private holistic health practice focused on personalized care through nutrition, lifestyle and chiropractic interventions. An experienced educator, speaker, writer and podcast host, she is dedicated to advancing evidence-based approaches to nutrition, inflammation and chronic disease management.

William G. Hemmer, D.C., B.S. Sponsored by Standard Process Dr. Bill Hemmer has owned and operated a successful integrative healthcare practice in Tuscola, Illinois, for 25 years of his 33-year professional career. Combining chiropractic, functional medicine and regenerative medicine, he focuses on enhancing the body’s innate ability to heal and support overall wellness. Hemmer brings a practical, patient-focused approach to education, using relatable examples and clear communication to empower both patients and practitioners to improve health, well-being and quality of life.

Kurt A. Juergens, D.C., CCSP Sponsored by Foot Levelers Dr. Kurt Juergens has been in clinical practice since 1989, specializing in the treatment and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries. In 1992, he was selected to serve on the United States Olympic Track and Field Trials Sports Medicine Team and has contributed his expertise to the sports medicine staffs for the ATP Tennis Masters Cup and the U.S. Clay Court Championships. A graduate of Texas Chiropractic College, where he graduated summa cum laude, Juergens serves on its Board of Regents and lectures nationally for Foot Levelers. With more than 30 years of private practice experience, he is recognized for his engaging presentations and practical approach to sports medicine education.

John D. Lockenour, D.C., DABCO, DABCA Sponsored by NCMIC Dr. John Lockenour is a 1977 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic and holds diplomate credentials from the American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists and the American Board of Chiropractic Acupuncture. With additional certifications in chiropractic rehabilitation, manipulation under anesthesia and applied diagnostic testing, he brings extensive clinical and teaching experience to his work. Lockenour built one of the largest chiropractic practices in Indiana and was named Chiropractor of the Year by the Indiana State Chiropractic Association twice, in 1991 and 2000. A former assistant professor at Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida, he teaches postgraduate courses in orthopedics, rehabilitation and related topics while maintaining a private practice in Port Orange, Florida.

Crystal Meisenheimer, BBA Sponsored by NCMIC Crystal Meisenheimer is a nationally recognized leader in chiropractic practice sales, valuations and succession planning. As lead broker at Progressive Practice Sales and a former clinic owner, she brings firsthand experience to helping healthcare professionals navigate business transitions. She is the first and only chiropractic specialist to earn the Certified Business Intermediary (CBI) designation, placing her among the top 3% of business brokers nationwide, and also holds the CM&AP certification for advanced transaction structures. An award-winning broker, Forbes contributor and NCMIC Speakers Bureau member, Meisenheimer is a sought-after presenter for national conferences and CE-accredited programs.

Mark Sanna, (D.C. ’87) ACRB Level II, FICC Dr. Mark Sanna (D.C. ’87) is president and CEO of Breakthrough Coaching, a chiropractic practice management consulting company. For more than 25 years, he has helped chiropractors achieve professional success while maintaining balance in their personal and professional lives. A Fellow of the International College of Chiropractors, Dr. Sanna serves as a board member for the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress, chair of the Chiropractic Summit Finance Committee and a member of the Leadership Committee for the Chiropractic Future Strategic Plan. He is the author of Cracking the Code — Marketing Chiropractic: How Chiropractors Align Spines and Minds.

Kevin Sharp, D.C. Sponsored by NCMIC Dr. Kevin Sharp is founder of Sharp Chiropractic in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and a nationally recognized expert in compliant clinical documentation and insurance industry standards. With more than 31 years of clinical experience, he combines active practice, continuing education, teaching, consulting and advisory work to help chiropractors improve communication, documentation and patient care. Dr. Sharp has served as a lead instructor for the American Chiropractic Association on ICD-10 and has taught numerous seminars on coding, compliance and documentation. A Fellow of the International College of Chiropractors, Dr. Sharp is a sought-after speaker and consultant who helps doctors improve practice efficiency and profitability through compliant strategies.

Alumni Weekend 2026: Learn, Connect, Lead

Title: Do You See What I See? How to Self-Audit Before Someone Else Does
Date / Time: October 23, 2026 / 12:30-2:30pm
Instructor: Colleen G. Auchenbach, DC, CPCO, CPMA
Sponsored by: ChiroTouch

Course Description:  
Accurate documentation and coding are not just best practices – they are a critical safeguard for your clinic’s financial health and professional integrity. In today’s regulatory environment, even seemingly minor errors can be flagged as fraud or abuse by government and private payers, leading to audits, penalties, and costly recoupments.

Have you looked? Many providers continue to think if they are getting paid, then what they are coding and submitting for payment is being blessed by the third-party payers. Unfortunately, that is not the case and far too often practices find out the reality of what they don’t know the hard way. In addition, not all record requests are created equal, and it is important to understand what you are looking at when you receive a request letter.

With clear guidelines and educational resources readily available, repeated mistakes are no longer excusable. This course will explore how proactive auditing can help you identify and correct documentation and coding issues before they attract unwanted attention. You’ll learn to recognize common red flags, implement effective monitoring strategies, and protect your practice from compliance risks.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify areas where risks occur
• Utilize the components of self-auditing
• Demonstrate how to self-audit for compliance purposes
• Implement proactive steps to identify and address risks
• Distinguish between the various types of records requests and how to respond accordingly
• Develop an action list to lower your risk and be audit ready

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Title: Pain Management Redefined with Shockwave Therapy: A Clinical Application
Date / Time: October 23, 2026 / 12:30-2:30pm
Instructor: Donald C. DeFabio, DC, DACRB, DABCO, DACBSP
Sponsored by: Scrip

Course Description: 
This course is for the clinician interested in the clinical application of extracorporeal shockwave therapy, ESWT, in the general Chiropractic population for controlling musculoskeletal pain syndromes. The information is suitable for doctors with limited knowledge of ESWT as well as clinicians experienced with ESWT who are interested in improving outcomes. A review of the current literature on the mechanisms of action and best practices of ESWT will be presented. The application of both radial and focused EWST in the acute, sub-acute, and corrective phases of care will be taught with case studies to assist the attendee in seamless application of the information provided. Integration of ESWT with CMT, active care and other modalities will be presented with documentation and coding insights.

Learning Objectives:

• Review the physics and therapeutic effects of ESWT
• Understand the energy signature of different devices as it relates to outcomes
• Learn the application of ESWT for tendinopathy in the acute and sub-acute phases of care
• Gain an understanding of ESWT for performance enhancement
• Understand the indications and contraindications of shockwave
• Learn thoughtful integration of ESWT with CMT, active care and other modalities
• Billing and coding considerations for shockwave

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Title: Long-Term Exit Planning: What to Do 1, 3, 5 & 10 Years Before Retirement
Date / Time: October 23, 2026 / 12:30-2:30pm
Instructor: Crystal Misenheimer, BBA, CBI
Sponsored by: NCMIC

Course Description:  
Most chiropractors don’t realize these truths until it’s too late: 1) a successful practice does not automatically translate into a successful exit, and 2) the decisions you make years before you exit your practice ultimately determine your outcome. In this live webinar led by Crystal Misenheimer, CBI, CM&AP, co-founder of Progressive Practice Sales and a nationally recognized expert in chiropractic practice sales and valuations, you’ll gain insight drawn from 300+ real-world transactions, 1,000+ practice valuations, and over a decade of guiding chiropractors through successful transitions. This session breaks down exit planning into a clear, actionable timeline as you learn what to do (and what to avoid) 10, 5, 3, and 1 year before retirement. You’ll develop a deeper understanding of practice value vs. salability, the hidden risks that can derail a transition, and how to protect your patients, your team, and your legacy. Whether you plan to sell soon or simply want to keep your options open, this course will help you move from uncertainty to strategy with confidence.

Learning Objectives:

• Define the four ethical principles (autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice) and apply them to chiropractic practice transition scenarios.
• Identify common patient care risks associated with practice transitions, including gaps in care and inadequate provider handoffs, and evaluate strategies to maintain continuity of care.
• Evaluate real-world transition scenarios to determine ethically appropriate decision-making that prioritizes patient safety and professional integrity.
• Evaluate their current practice structure (financials, staffing, operations) to determine strengths and risks related to future sale readiness.
• Apply a timeline-based framework to prioritize key actions 10, 5, 3, and 1 year(s) prior to retirement.
• Identify common strategic mistakes in exit planning and formulate proactive steps to protect practice value, salability, and transition outcomes.

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Title: Connecting the Dots: Documentation and Management for Outstanding Outcomes
Date / Time: October 23, 2026 / 3:00-5:00pm
Instructor: Jason Brown, DC, DACRB, FICC
Sponsored by: NYSCA

Course Description: 
Modern spine care requires clinicians to integrate the patient experience, physical examination findings, diagnostic imaging, comorbidities, and contributing factors into a comprehensive clinical picture. Accurate assessment, effective documentation, and evidence-informed management of these elements are essential for sound clinical decision-making, individualized treatment planning, patient self-management strategies, and optimal outcomes. This course explores the key components of documenting and managing spinal conditions including assessment, diagnostic interpretation, and functional rehabilitation that support high-quality patient care. Participants will gain practical strategies to enhance clinical reasoning, improve documentation efficiency, and implement outcome-driven rehabilitation approaches that align with today's standards for documenting and managing spinal conditions.

Learning Objectives:

• Integrate patient experience, physical examination findings, diagnostic imaging, and comorbidities into a comprehensive clinical picture for sound clinical decision-making.
• Apply strategies for documenting and objectifying patient reports, including pain, activity intolerance, range of motion, and functional assessments.
• Implement standards for documentation and clinical reasoning to support individualized treatment planning and patient self-management strategies.
• Execute evidence-informed management of spinal conditions through the selection of active interventions and the documentation of patient-centered outcomes.
• Apply standards for documenting the clinical continuum, including progress toward goals, supportive care, and the process for professional referrals when progress is not achieved.

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Title: Unlocking Stubborn Cases: Assessment and Treatment of the Fascial Slings with Manual Therapy, Exercise and TECAR
Date / Time: October 23, 2026 / 3:00-5:00pm
Instructor: Donald C. DeFabio, DC, DACRB, DABCSP, DABCO
Sponsored by: Winback

Course Description:  
The fascial system plays an integral role in movement and is often the hidden key to resolving difficult musculoskeletal cases. This course reviews the current understanding of fascial anatomy from the cellular level to the macroscopic assessment of the myofascial system as it relates to movement and kinetic chain assessment. The clinical assessment of the major fascial slings and sub-systems will be reviewed and discussed. Treatment of fascial dysfunctions will be addressed with manual therapies, exercises and the use of an emerging modality, transfer of energy capacitive and resistive, TECAR, will be presented. The application of manual myofascial techniques from foam rollers to instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization as low-tech solutions to myofascial management will be reviewed.

Learning Objectives:

• Gain an understanding of the microscopic anatomy and physiology of the fascial system and the role of hyaluronic acid in the extra cellular matrix
• Understand the physiology and application of TECAR to impact the fascial system
• Review the major fascial slings and movement sub-systems to assess fascial chain dysfunction
• Learn the current best practices for the application of instrument assisted soft tissue manipulation
• Review low tech manual techniques to affect the fascial system.

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Title: The AI Visibility Advantage & The Posture-Longevity Connection
Date / Time: October 23, 2026 / 3:00-5:00pm
Instructor: Mark L. Sanna, DC, ACRB Level II, FICC

Course Description:  
Healthcare is changing faster than ever, and the chiropractors who adapt now will have a massive advantage over those who don’t. In this high-impact two-part program, Dr. Mark Sanna reveals how AI platforms like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Claude are rapidly transforming how patients choose healthcare providers — and why practices that fail to adapt risk becoming invisible online. In The AI Visibility Advantage, attendees will learn how to position their practice to become the provider AI recommends first, helping drive more visibility, authority, and new patient conversion in an increasingly competitive marketplace. In the second session, The Posture-Longevity Connection, doctors will discover powerful, science-based communication strategies that improve patient certainty, retention, compliance, and clinical outcomes. Combining cutting-edge AI marketing strategies with evidence-informed patient communication, this program delivers practical tools chiropractors can immediately apply to strengthen practice growth, increase influence, and elevate patient engagement. The future of patient acquisition and retention is already changing — and the practices that move first will own the advantage.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand how AI-driven search platforms are changing patient search behavior and healthcare marketing.
• Learn how AI systems choose which providers to recommend.
• Identify the five pillars of AI visibility and how they impact patient acquisition.
• Discover how to optimize websites, content, reviews, and digital platforms for AI-driven search.
• Develop strategies to strengthen authority, consistency, and digital visibility in local healthcare markets.
• Create an actionable framework for improving online visibility and attracting more qualified new patients.
• Improve confidence in communicating chiropractic and active care recommendations.
• Understand current research involving posture, movement, proprioception, and functional rehabilitation.
• Learn how posture and biomechanics affect long-term health outcomes.
• Apply objective assessment tools and functional baselines to patient care.
• Strengthen patient understanding of healing timelines and medical necessity.
• Develop practical communication strategies that improve patient compliance and outcomes.
• Better integrate evidence-informed active care and rehabilitation concepts into clinical practice.

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Title: Today’s Golf Sports Chiropractic
Date / Time: October 24, 2026 / 8:00-10:00am
Keynote Speaker: Tom LaFountain, DC, DABCO

Course Description:
Today’s Golf Sports Chiropractic will present current procedures used on the PGA Tour regarding the detailed assessment and treatment protocols used by the Chiropractic Staff. Included will be specific movement patterns and activation sequences that must be addressed in the professional golfer. An overview of nutritional testing as it relates to physical performance and treatment will be discussed. How to approach professional transitioning and integration with a comprehensive medical staff will complement all those who attend.

Hour One: The objective in our first hour will be to understand how to examine a professional athlete in detail with specific reference to golf. Comprehensive procedures will add depth to your evaluation and assist with treatment outcomes. Implementing movement patterns and activation sequences will allow you to directly enhance performance.

Hour Two: The objective of our second hour will be to increase awareness of nutritional testing as part of our examination process. Moving to how to establish a complete treatment regime that will maximize the effectiveness of your treatments and expedite the healing process will be detailed. The hour will close with understanding the demand of transitioning professionally and integrating into professional sports such as golf.

Learning Objectives:

• Participants will be able to perform detailed examinations of professional golfers, including specific movement patterns and activation sequences.
• Participants will be able to identify the role of nutritional testing in assessing physical performance and developing treatment regimes for professional golfers.
• Participants will be able to outline strategies for professional transitioning and integration with a comprehensive medical staff in professional sports settings like golf.

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Title: HIPAA, Security, and AI in Chiropractic Practice: What’s Current, What’s Proposed, What’s Next
Date / Time: October 24, 2026 / 11:00am-1:00pm
Instructor: Evan Gwilliam, DC, MBA, QCC, CPC, CCPC, CPMA, CPCO, AAPC Fellow
Sponsored by: NCMIC

Course Description:
Cybersecurity expectations are increasing, AI tools are entering clinical workflows, and HIPAA enforcement continues to focus on the same operational weak points: risk analysis, access controls, vendor oversight, and incident response. This session separates what is currently required under HIPAA from what has been proposed in recent federal rulemaking, helping providers understand where expectations are heading without confusing proposals for mandates. Attendees will also learn how to evaluate AI tools in documentation and clinical workflows, ensuring that efficiency gains do not create compliance exposure. The focus is practical—what small and mid-sized practices should be doing now to reduce risk and prepare for future changes.

Learning Objectives:

• Differentiate between current HIPAA mandates and proposed federal rule changes to accurately prioritize compliance efforts for chiropractic practices.
• Analyze current OCR enforcement trends regarding ransomware, access controls, and breach response to identify and address common operational weak points.
• Update Notice of Privacy Practices and related compliance documentation to reflect the most recent 2026 requirements.
• Evaluate the risks of integrating AI tools into clinical workflows, specifically regarding Business Associate Agreements (BAAs), documentation authorship, and compliance exposure.
• Implement practical risk-reduction strategies—including MFA, encryption, backups, and vendor vetting—specifically tailored for small and mid-sized practices.

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Title: New Clinical Considerations in the General Patient Population
Date / Time: October 24, 2026 / 11:00am-1:00pm
Instructor: Lisa K. Bloom, DC, PhD

Course Description:
The general profile of the patient population was fairly consistent for decades. However, COVID, increased recreational drug use, increased incidence of stroke in people under 55 years and other issues have created significant health considerations in the general patient population. Our traditional screening and exam protocols should evolve to meet these changes. This presentation introduces current issues and recommendations for appropriate screening protocols. There will be a review of Cerebellar Degeneration. Case presentation and functional approach to treatment will be discussed. This case highlights the diagnostic challenges of cerebellar degeneration in elderly patients and underscores the importance of multidisciplinary, supportive interventions tailored to maintaining autonomy and functionality in late life. Additionally, a functional neurological approach to treatment is taken with measurable success.

Learning Objectives:

• Participants will be able to identify the prominent changes in the general health of the patient population.
• Participants will be able to clinically assess new patients with procedures aligned with new presentations.
• Participants will be able to identify the signs and symptoms of cerebellar degeneration.
• Participants will be able to clinically assess a patient with cerebellar degeneration and differentially diagnose conditions with similar presentations.
• Participants will be introduced to a functional approach to cerebellar degeneration.

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Title: Myofascial Cupping, Taping and Compression Band Therapy
Date / Time: October 24, 2026 / 11:00am-1:00pm
Instructor: Rebecca Bauer DC, CCSP, ICSC, MSACN, CES

Course Description:
This course introduces the concept of skin/fascial/nerve gliding and decompression to help reduce tissue swelling, improve movement and modulate pain with the use of myofascial cups, taping and compression band floss. This course will cover the anatomy, physiology and neurology of the effects of these techniques, including indications for use and utilization of these interventions. Interventions will be reviewed and integrated into current treatment/rehabilitative concepts. The taping portion will outline the difference types of tape, purpose/uses of tape, and utilization.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify and explore neuroanatomy of the dermal & fascial subsystem
• Demonstrate a novel skin/fascial/movement screening process
• Describe and interpret the research as it relates to connective tissue gliding, pain modulation, and movement therapies.
• Integrate taping, compression band flossing and myofascial cupping techniques related to soft tissue pathology as it relates to tension/decompression, direction and pressure.

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Title: Documentation, Medicare, and Audit Survival: What Still Matters in 2026 and Beyond
Date / Time: October 24, 2026 / 3:00-5:00pm
Instructor: Evan Gwilliam, DC, MBA, QCC, CPC, CCPC, CPMA, CPCO, AAPC Fellow
Sponsored by: NCMIC

Course Description:
While policy discussions often focus on future changes, most audit risk still comes from the same core issues: unclear medical necessity, weak documentation, and coding that does not match the clinical story. This session focuses on the documentation and billing principles that continue to drive Medicare and third-party audit outcomes, while also addressing broader trends such as encounter-linked diagnoses, automated review systems, and Medicare Advantage oversight. Attendees will learn how to build defensible records, recognize common audit triggers, and implement simple internal monitoring strategies that demonstrate an effective compliance program.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify the core documentation and billing principles that drive Medicare and third-party audit outcomes.
• Analyze common chiropractic documentation deficiencies and audit triggers to improve the accuracy of clinical records.
• Explain the impact of Medicare Advantage trends, specifically encounter-linked diagnoses and documentation integrity, on practice audits.
• Apply OIG compliance expectations by transitioning from written policies to demonstrating program effectiveness.
• Develop and implement internal audit and compliance "stress testing" strategies to monitor and improve documentation quality.

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Title: The Essential Role of Whole Food Nutrition in today’s Healthcare Environment
Date / Time: October 24, 2026 / 11:00am-1:00pm
Instructor: William G. Hemmer, DC
Sponsored by: Standard Process

Course Description:
In an era where access to food has never been greater yet micronutrient deficiencies continue to affect over two billion people globally, healthcare providers face a critical paradox. This comprehensive presentation examines the essential—and often overlooked—role whole food nutrition plays in achieving optimal patient outcomes within practice. Drawing on the latest research from 2025-2026, including landmark findings on ultra-processed food consumption, declining agricultural nutrient density, and the emerging science of nutrient synergy, participants will gain evidence-based insights into why whole food approaches dramatically outperform isolated synthetic supplementation.

The session bridges nutritional biochemistry with clinical application, exploring how modern farming practices have created a “hidden hunger” even among well-fed populations, and why the complexity of nutrients in their natural food matrix—complete with synergistic cofactors, enzymes, and phytonutrients—is critical for bioavailability and therapeutic effect. Healthcare providers will learn practical strategies for integrating nutritional assessment and whole food supplementation into patient management protocols, particularly for addressing chronic inflammation, supporting tissue repair, and managing the underlying drivers of chronic disease. This presentation provides actionable frameworks for implementation, patient education techniques to enhance compliance, and documentation approaches that demonstrate clinical value—positioning nutrition as an indispensable component of contemporary care.

Learning Objectives:

• The Modern Malnutrition Paradox
• Nutrient Synergy: Why Isolated Compounds Fail
• The Agricultural Crisis Affecting Patient Health
• Nutrition as Anti-Inflammatory Support in Patient Care
• The Farming-to-Clinical Integrity Chain
• Practical Integration: Building a Nutrition-Enhanced Practice

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Title: Unlocking the Hip: Assessment and Manual Therapy Strategies for Better Outcomes
Date / Time: October 24, 2026 / 3:00-5:00pm
Instructor: Joshua L. Kollmann, DC, MS, CCSP, CSCS, NASM PES/CES

Course Description:
The hip plays a central role in movement efficiency and is frequently implicated in musculoskeletal complaints involving the lumbar spine, pelvis, and lower extremity. This two-hour course provides an evidence-informed framework for the clinical assessment and manual management of common hip dysfunctions encountered in practice. Participants will learn a systematic examination process that emphasizes clinical reasoning, differential assessment, and the identification of movement impairments contributing to pain and functional limitations. Instruction will include practical orthopedic testing, movement analysis, palpation, and manual therapy techniques designed to restore mobility, improve joint function, and optimize patient outcomes. Through lecture, demonstration, and clinical application, attendees will gain practical skills that can be immediately incorporated into the evaluation and treatment of patients with hip-related musculoskeletal disorders.

Learning Objectives:

• Describe the functional anatomy and biomechanics of the hip to explain their influence on movement and musculoskeletal pain.
• Perform a systematic history and physical examination of the hip complex to differentiate between intra-articular, periarticular, and referred sources of pain.
• Select and interpret appropriate orthopedic tests, range-of-motion assessments, and movement screens to identify biomechanical dysfunctions and guide clinical decision-making.
• Demonstrate and apply manual therapy techniques, including joint mobilization and soft tissue interventions, to improve hip joint mobility and function.
• Formulate individualized, evidence-informed treatment plans that integrate assessment findings with manual therapy and therapeutic exercise to address specific patient functional goals.

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Title: Chiropractic Malpractice: Lessons and Prevention
Date / Time: October 25, 2026 / 9:00-11:00am
Instructor: Heather Dehn, DC
Sponsored by: ChiroPreferred

Course Description:
This course provides an overview of professional malpractice, including a breakdown of what constitutes malpractice and the variations between malpractice coverage and policies. Through an analysis of specific malpractice cases, participants will explore the implications of clinical and professional risk. Additionally, the course addresses common state board violations, effective risk management strategies, and the integration of cultural competency in professional practice.

Learning Objectives:

• Define the parameters of what constitutes professional malpractice.
• Differentiate between various types of malpractice coverage and policy structures.
• Analyze specific malpractice cases to understand clinical and professional risk.
• Identify common state board violations and implement strategies to avoid them.
• Apply risk management strategies and principles of cultural competency to clinical practice.

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Title: Nutrition Support for Oncology
Date / Time: October 25, 2026 / 9:00-11:00am
Instructor: Heather Heck DC, MSACN, MPH, CNS

Course Description:
This course provides an integrative overview of care for patients with spinal oncology. Participants will gain an understanding of common cancer treatments, including chemotherapy and radiation, and their effects on the spine, inflammation, and overall patient function. Emphasis is placed on the provider’s role in patient education, symptom management, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The course explores evidence-informed nutritional and lifestyle strategies to support patients during and after treatment, including approaches to reduce inflammation, manage pain, and optimize gut health. Attendees will also review risk factors and red flags associated with spinal oncology to support appropriate referrals.

Practical applications include guidance on laboratory testing, lymphatic support, and post-treatment recovery strategies. Through case-based learning, providers will develop skills to integrate holistic, patient-centered approaches that enhance clinical outcomes and support overall health and healing in individuals with spinal cancer.

Learning Objectives:

• Analyze the effects of chemotherapy and radiation treatments on the spine, inflammation, and overall patient function.
• Evaluate the provider’s role in patient education, symptom management, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Identify evidence-informed nutritional and lifestyle strategies to manage pain, reduce inflammation, and optimize gut health during and after cancer treatment.
• Recognize risk factors and clinical red flags associated with spinal oncology to support appropriate patient referrals.
• Apply practical clinical applications, including laboratory testing, lymphatic support, and post-treatment recovery strategies.
• Integrate holistic, patient-centered approaches into real-world clinical scenarios to enhance outcomes and support healing in individuals with spinal cancer.

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Title: Lower Extremity Biomechanics and Hands-On Management of Common Lower Extremity Injuries
Date / Time: October 25, 2026 / 9:00am-11:00am
Instructor: Kurt A. Juergens, DC, CCSP
Sponsored by: Foot Levelers

Course Description:
Lower extremity injuries are among the most common conditions seen in chiropractic, sports and active care practices. Foot, ankle, knee, hip, and lumbar mechanics are closely connected, and dysfunction in one region often contributes to pain, instability, compensation, and recurrent injury elsewhere in the kinetic chain.

In this 2-hour hands-on course, Dr. Kurt A. Juergens will provide a practical review of lower extremity biomechanics and demonstrate clinical assessment, adjusting, taping, and active care strategies for common lower extremity injuries. The course will focus on efficient evaluation, identifying biomechanical contributors such as excessive pronation, mobility restrictions, instability, and muscular imbalance, and applying treatment techniques that can be incorporated into practice immediately.

Participants will review common lower extremity conditions, discuss the relationship between foot mechanics, knee stability, and lumbar spine function, and practice hands-on techniques including lower extremity adjusting, kinesiology taping, resistance band exercises, balance and stability drills, and basic PNF stretching concepts.

The goal of this course is to give clinicians a practical, Monday-morning ready system for assessing and managing common lower extremity injuries.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify common lower extremity injuries seen in chiropractic and sports practice.
• Explain how foot and ankle biomechanics can influence the knee, hip, and lumbar spine.
• Recognize the clinical effects of excessive pronation and lower extremity instability.
• Perform basic lower extremity assessment procedures for mobility, stability, and movement compensation.
• Demonstrate hands-on adjusting techniques for the foot, ankle, knee, and hip region.
• Apply basic kinesiology taping concepts for lower extremity support and injury management.
• Demonstrate simple active care exercises using resistance bands, balance tools, and proprioceptive training.
• Integrate manual care, taping, orthotic consideration, and rehab exercises into a practical treatment plan.

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Title: Identification of High-Risk Patients for Chiropractic Care… How to Avoid a Catastrophic Event
Date / Time: October 25, 2026 / 11:30am-1:30pm
Instructor: John D. Lockenour DC, DABCO, DABCA
Sponsored by: NCMIC

Course Description:
This 2-hour course is designed to educate chiropractic providers on how to identify high-risk patients and situations that may lead to adverse outcomes or malpractice exposure. The session emphasizes clinical decision-making and communication strategies that strengthen the doctor-patient relationship and mitigate risk. Participants will learn to recognize red flags, contraindications to care, and specific scenarios that require modification or referral. Attendees will leave with practical tools to improve patient safety, enhance documentation, and reduce liability in day-to-day chiropractic practice.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify red flags and contraindications that may signal increased risk in chiropractic care.
• Apply appropriate risk management strategies to clinical scenarios involving high-risk patients.
• Evaluate and modify care plans based on patient-specific risk factors, including past surgeries and co-morbid conditions.

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Title: From Bump To Baby with Chiropractic
Date / Time: October 25, 2026 / 11:30am-1:30pm
Instructor: LaKendra Fulbright, DC, MS, CACCP

Course Description:
This presentation will explore the role of chiropractic care in supporting the expecting mother during pregnancy and early post-partum as well as the baby on the journey from fetus to infancy.

Learning Objectives:

• Discuss the "WHY" behind maternal health disparities.
• Identify the 3 P’s of pregnancy and delivery.
• Describe chiropractic adjusting techniques and comfort measures for pregnancy.
• Apply the five principles of postpartum nutrition to patient care.
• Develop a postpartum treatment plan.
• Discuss the "WHY" behind a baby’s first trauma.
• Explain the evaluation and adjustment of pediatric patients.

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Title: Managing Sports Injuries...From Your Head to Your Toes
Date / Time: October 25, 2026 / 11:30am-1:30pm
Instructor: Kurt A. Juergens, DC, CCSP
Sponsored by: Foot Levelers

Course Description:
For the past 37 years, Dr. Juergens has been treating world-class athletes from around the globe. During this presentation, Dr. Juergens will review lower extremity biomechanics and will share his experiences on how to diagnosis and manage lower extremity injuries. You will learn how to confidently evaluate and manage the most common sports injuries. He will also demonstrate how to incorporate into your practice state-of-the-art modalities and a variety of active care techniques. Dr. Juergens will present case studies on common and uncommon lower extremity conditions. This course will provide useful information that you can implement in the treatment of your patients when you return to work Monday morning.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify the most common sports injuries
• Introduce equipment/modality options for managing sports injuries
• Understanding the impact of social determinants on effective patient management
• Managing Sport Injuries from your head to your toes within scope
• A practical review of lower extremity anatomy and biomechanics

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Title: Best Practices of Clinical Documentation
Date / Time: October 25, 2026 / 2:00-4:00pm
Instructor: Kevin Sharp, DC
Sponsored by: NCMIC

Course Description:
This webinar is designed to provide an overview of best practice highlights for clinical documentation in a chiropractic office. These best practices encompass the documentation of the chief complaint, initial examination, and coordination of care or referrals. Additionally, the course covers the documentation requirements for treatment plans, chiropractic manipulative therapy (CMT), and other therapies. Finally, it addresses the standards for documenting re-examinations, subsequent visits, and the release from care upon reaching maximum medical improvement (MMI).

Learning Objectives:

• Identify best practice highlights for clinical documentation in a chiropractic office.
• List the documentation components for the chief complaint.
• Identify the documentation components for the initial examination.
• Describe the documentation of coordination of care and referrals.
• Outline the documentation of the treatment plan.
• Detail the documentation of CMT and therapies.
• List the documentation components for re-examinations and subsequent visits.
• Identify the documentation requirements for release from care and MMI.

 

Complementary food and beverage service will be provided, for on-campus attendees as follows:

• Friday includes beverages and snacks
• Saturday includes continental breakfast; lunch; beverages and snacks throughout the day
• Sunday includes continental breakfast and beverages

Fees (must be paid in full to secure registration):

• $21 tuition fee* per CE / professional development unit
  • Northeast Student Tuition: Webinars – FREE; $5 per in-person educational session*
  • Northeast Staff / Faculty: FREE*
    • *Myofascial Cupping, Taping, and Compression Band Therapy includes an $8 materials fee
• Late registration fee (excluding Northeast Students) – $50 as of Oct. 9, 2026
• Registrations will be closed on a rolling basis as follows:
  • Friday sessions – registration closes at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 23, 2026
  • Saturday sessions – registration closes at 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23, 2026
  • Sunday sessions – registration closes at 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026

Events

• Friday:
  • Pathways and Possibilities Career Fair
  • Wine & Cheese Social
  • $125 registration fee for Presidents Welcome Dinner (del Lago) Friday, October 23 – Includes buffet style dinner, one drink of choice (alcoholic or non-alcoholic); cash bar also available
    • Registration deadline for the President's Welcome Dinner is Friday, October 9
    • Sponsor a student for President’s Welcome Dinner: $125 registration fee
• Saturday:
  • Pathways and Possibilities Career Fair
  • “1976 to the Major Leagues” featuring Dr. Louis Bisogni ‘76
  • Alumni Connect: Inside Admissions and Recruitment

Accepting payment by credit card only.

Northeast College of Health Sciences makes every attempt to offer programs as publicized. We nevertheless reserve the right to alter and/or adjust program details, including but not limited to dates, locations, times, instructors, and presentation sources and sequences. The College is not responsible for expenses and/or consequential damages suffered by registrants of altered programs.

Cancellation Policy

Registration fees are non-refundable.

Tuition fees related to this event are refundable in full prior to the availability of course materials. Cancellations after lecture notes have been made electronically available (including "no shows") are subject to a 50% processing fee per registered session because access to the instructor's intellectual property (i.e. notes) will have already been granted. All refunds must be requested within 7 days of the event’s completion.

Invalid credit cards are subject to a $10 fee.

All refunds will be processed via check payment and mailed to the registrant's address listed in their profile. Refunds will be processed once per month following the event; therefore, requesters should allow ample time for refund issuance.

Make the Most of Alumni Weekend in the Finger Lakes

Alumni Weekend is the perfect excuse to reconnect with old friends and enjoy the natural beauty of the Finger Lakes region. Whether you're staying just steps from campus or exploring around the area, comfortable accommodations and unforgettable regional attractions are close by. Browse our recommended hotels and things to do below, and start planning a memorable weekend.

Hotels & Regional Attractions

 

In-person

Applied (Pending approval): FL, NM, PA, BCNS*, CBCN*, NJ-LCA*

Approved: MN, NV, NY, SD, NCBAHM*, MO, WI

Pre-Approved: AZ, CO, CT, DE, DC, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, MA, MD, MI, MT, NE, NC, ND, NH, NJ (DC only), OH, OR, RI, SC, UT, VT, VA, WA, WY, Puerto Rico;

Canadian Provinces Pre-Approved / Self-Report: AB, BC, NB, ON, QC;

This course is valid for Doctor of Chiropractic CE credits in "pre-approved" states, so long as it falls within the scope of practice as outlined by the corresponding state board. It remains attendees' responsibility to contact the state board(s) from which they seek continuing education credits for purposes of ensuring said board(s) approves both the delivery method and content as they relate to this event.

NCBAHM PDA Course Participant's Attestation can be viewed here.

_{*Applied for select courses (see below+)}

Webinar

Applied (Pending approval): FL, KS, NM, PA, BCNS*, CBCN*, NJ-LCA*

Approved: MN, NV, NY, SD, HI, MO, WI

Pre-Approved: CO, CT, DE, DC, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, MA, MD, MI, MT, NE, NC, ND, NH, NJ (DC only), OH, OR, RI, SC, UT, VT, VA, WA, WY, Puerto Rico;

Canadian Provinces Pre-Approved / Self-Report: AB, BC, NB, ON, QC;

This course is valid for Doctor of Chiropractic CE credits in "pre-approved" states, so long as it falls within the scope of practice as outlined by the corresponding state board. It remains attendees' responsibility to contact the state board(s) from which they seek continuing education credits for purposes of ensuring said board(s) approves both the delivery method and content as they relate to this event.

_{*Applied for select courses (see below+)}

_{+See specific state/board below for applicable courses:}

BCNS and CBCN:

In-person:

• The Essential Role of Whole Food Nutrition in Today’s Healthcare Environment

Webinar:

• Nutrition Support for Oncology

NCBAHM:

In-person:

• Do You See What I See? How to Self-Audit Before Someone Else Does
• Unlocking Stubborn Cases: Assessment and Treatment of the Fascial Slings with Manual Therapy, Exercise and TECAR
• HIPAA, Security, and AI in Chiropractic Practice: What’s Current, What’s Proposed, What’s Next
• New Clinical Considerations in the General Patient Population
• Myofascial Cupping, Taping and Compression Band Therapy
• Documentation, Medicare, and Audit Survival: What Still Matters in 2026 and Beyond
• The Essential Role of Whole Food Nutrition in Today’s Healthcare Environment

NJ LCA:

In-person:

• Do You See What I See? How to Self-Audit Before Someone Else Does
• Connecting the Dots: Documentation and Management for Outstanding Outcomes
• HIPAA, Security, and AI in Chiropractic Practice: What’s Current, What’s Proposed, What’s Next
• Documentation, Medicare, and Audit Survival: What Still Matters in 2026 and Beyond

Webinar:

• Chiropractic Malpractice: Lessons and Prevention
• Best Practices of Clinical Documentation