Academy of Chiropractic

Good morning. This is Dr Bill Owens. I'm currently a New York state practicing chiropractor. I practice in Buffalo, New York and I have along with me Dr Mark Studin who is also a New York chiropractor. We wanted to take a few minutes this morning to discuss a few very, very important points. As you know, the fee schedule for payment for services to worker's comp patients has been in a flux of updates, changes and comment periods. If you've been around for any amount of time, you know that this also directly affects No-Fault and a lot of the other services that we provide in our practice. Dr. Studin, I was hoping this morning that we could maybe just talk about not so much the details of the fee schedule changes, but more about concepts of what chiropractors, particularly right now in New York and certainly across the country, some of these things that we're all facing and how we can find a solid game plan? One that can help us to position ourselves for this change and any others that come our way.  We want these positions so all these things that continue to change don't really have a long or short term negative effect on our practice. I think, it's timely since we're hosting the primary spine care symposium in New York this month, right?