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What Is Your Full Capacity in Your Chiropractic and Service Business?
Full capacity is when you are serving as many people as possible, given the available space, equipment, and staff. In other words, what is the maximum number of people you can see in a day – comfortably – given full support?
This number will vary, of course, depending on how you practice.
Full capacity is a vital goal for financial survival. You are already paying full price for your space, equipment, and team. With lower production, your overhead rises and your profits dec

Ed Petty
Jul 72 min read


Your Front Desk - Practice Driver or Practice Denier?
What the heck?
What is wrong with people nowadays??
No… “Howdy partner, what brings you into town?” “You from these parts?”
Is everyone scared or angry?
So, this takes to me to the point of this newsletter... your Front Desk.

Ed Petty
Jun 232 min read


Relationship Marketing in the Chiropractic Office
Many offices we work with now generate most of their new patients through relationship marketing, though I doubt if they call it such. They do not pay for advertising and have all the patients they can handle. This is very cost-effective!
My definition of relationship marketing:
Relationship marketing involves creating trust-based relationships with patients and referral sources, generating loyalty and organic referrals through genuine care and ongoing connection.

Ed Petty
Oct 14, 20253 min read


Why Clear Roles Create a Stronger Chiropractic and Healthcare Practice
Everyone at work fills multiple roles. For example, the front desk may also include a collections role and a promotion role. The doctor may also have the role of CEO, Clinical Director, and business owner. In life, we also wear many hats: father, husband, sometimes handyman, etc.
Just clarifying each role -- and its goal -- can help improve the outcomes in your practice.

Ed Petty
Sep 23, 20253 min read


Improving Case Acceptance and Patient Follow-Through in Chiropractic Care
I have known chiropractors who did well with a 3-day onboarding process, as well as a 1-day process. We routinely monitor the following with our clients and discuss them monthly in our management meetings where we set up monthly strategies for improvement.
First Visits to New Patient Percent
Patient Visit Average (Retention – Visits/New Patients)
I want to highlight seven factors that are sometimes overlooked.

Ed Petty
Sep 2, 20253 min read


The Phone Experience and Your New Patients
I just read about a new study sponsored by a tech company (Invoca.com*) that sought to understand the buying habits of consumers better....

Ed Petty
Aug 15, 20222 min read
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