Podcast appearances and mentions of Bill Davis

Dr. Bill Davis explains why weekly team training is one of the most valuable habits an upper cervical practice can implement to improve patient experience, strengthen team culture, and drive sustainable practice growth.  Rather than treating training as an occasional event, he encourages doctors to make it a consistent, structured part of their weekly schedule. The episode outlines a practical framework for running engaging training sessions that combine teaching, role-playing, real patient examples, and team accountability.  Dr. Davis emphasizes that the best practices don't just invest in marketing or systems,they invest in developing their people. When teams communicate with confidence, consistently follow proven systems, and stay aligned with the practice's mission, practices experience stronger patient retention, improved performance metrics, and long-term growth.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Hear from Moody Radio voices past and present who will talk about the lessons learned behind the microphone and some warm memories they treasure. Special guests include Gary Leonard, Monte Larrick, Jim Marshall, Tricia McMillan, Bill Davis, and Jim Wick. And we want to hear from you as well. Do you have a lesson learned from the radio—or a memory you want to share? Don't miss the encouragement of Radio Lessons and Memories on Chris Fabry Live. Featured resource:Book: This is Moody Radio: 100 Years of Proclaiming the Gospel by Kevin Mungons and Phil ShappardWebsite: Celebrating 100 Years of Moody Radio July thank you gift:This is Moody Radio: 100 Years of Proclaiming the Gospel by Kevin Mungons and Phil Shappard Chris Fabry Live is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.Become a Back Fence Partner: https://moodyradio.org/donateto/chrisfabrylive/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Medical ethicist Bill Davis discusses aspects of caring for dependent parents--such as their times of impaired judgement, their demands that can't be fulfilled, and the possibility of avatars and robots to meet companionship needs. This is the practical sequel to Dr. Davis's previous episode with us at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaLFX0Rh9cI , "Honor My Father and Mother? Really?"Additional resources:Books by Bill Davis:--Honoring Dependent Parents: Biblical Decision-Making for Adult Children--Departing in Peace: Biblical Decision-Making at the End of LifePrevious Conversation Balloons podcast: Honor My Father and Mother? Really? with Bill Davis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaLFX0Rh9cI

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

This episode explains how upper cervical chiropractic practices can dramatically improve team alignment, accountability, and practice growth by implementing a structured weekly team meeting.  Dr. Bill Davis introduces an adapted version of the Level 10 Meeting framework from Traction by Gino Wickman, emphasizing that consistent, well-organized meetings prevent recurring problems, improve communication, and keep the entire team focused on shared goals.  He walks listeners through each section of the meeting—from celebrating wins and reviewing key performance metrics to tracking quarterly priorities, discussing patient and team updates, solving operational issues using the IDS (Identify, Discuss, Solve) method, and assigning clear action items.  Throughout the episode, he stresses that effective meetings should be concise, action-oriented, and held every week, serving as the operational engine that keeps an upper cervical practice running efficiently and delivering exceptional patient care.

In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis explains why tracking the right metrics is essential for building a successful and sustainable upper cervical practice. He emphasizes that many practices either track too many numbers or none at all, leading to poor decision-making and missed growth opportunities.  Dr. Davis introduces the concept of a simple, focused practice growth scorecard that highlights the key performance indicators (KPIs) that truly matter. He breaks down the difference between leading indicators (activities that predict future results) and lagging indicators (outcomes that have already occurred), showing how doctors can use both to identify problems early, improve patient retention, increase profitability, and make data-driven decisions.  The episode provides a practical framework for monitoring new patient acquisition, patient retention, financial performance, referrals, and profitability, while encouraging practice owners to review these metrics consistently with their teams to drive long-term growth.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

In this inspiring episode of the UCM Podcast, host Bill Davis interviews Dr. Gregory Jean-Pierre, who shares his journey from a struggling solo practitioner facing financial uncertainty and inconsistent growth to building a thriving upper cervical practice.  Despite years of clinical experience, he found himself stuck in a cycle of fluctuating results and limited business systems. The turning point came when he began working with UCM Practice Growth Systems, where coaching, accountability, mindset development, strategic marketing, performance tracking, and mission-driven leadership provided the structure he had been missing.  Dr. Jean-Pierre credits UCM's guidance and support for helping him grow from approximately $90,000 in annual collections to nearly $400,000 and putting him on track for a $500,000 year.  Throughout the episode, he emphasizes that success comes not from changing clinical care, but from implementing proven systems, maintaining consistency, focusing on patient success stories, and having the right coaching and accountability to stay on track. 

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

What happens when God's Word intersects with ordinary lives?In this special service, we hear Scripture, a testimony from Bill Davis, and the powerful stories of Abraham, Jonah, Peter, an unnamed Roman soldier, and Bill himself. Though separated by centuries, each story points to the same truth: God's Word has the power to transform how we see the world, how we live, and how we understand our place in His plan.The Bible is more than information—it reveals God's heart, calls us to faith, and offers hope for the future. Through Jesus Christ, God has made a way for flawed people to experience His grace, forgiveness, and the promise of eternal life.Join us as we explore how the Word of God continues to change lives today.

Retired Colonel Bill Davis is back to talk about the Marine Corps' youth organization called Young Marines. Col Davis, who is now the organization's National Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer talks about how the Young Marines program develops confidence and future leaders with youth ages eight through high school age.Our library of shows can be found at www.veteranscornerradio.comJoin us on Facebook at the page Veterans Corner RadioYou can contact our host Joe Muhlberger at joseph.muhlberger@gmail.com

In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis dives into one of the most important and often uncomfortable topics for upper cervical doctors: pricing.  More than simply deciding what to charge, this conversation explores how pricing reflects confidence, positioning, specialization, and the overall value of upper cervical care.  Dr. Davis explains why many chiropractors undercharge out of fear, how low pricing can lead to burnout and practice instability, and why upper cervical specialists should position themselves at the top of the chiropractic market.  He also breaks down practical pricing benchmarks, the importance of care plans, and how proper pricing ultimately improves patient outcomes, team culture, and long-term practice growth. 

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Colonel Davis's career spanned several decades which included deployment to Operation Desert Storm, as well as his involvement with war fighting capabilities as an officer assigned with Systems Command.Our library of shows can be found at www.veteranscornerradio.comJoin us on Facebook at the page Veterans Corner RadioYou can contact our host Joe Muhlberger at joseph.muhlberger@gmail.com

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour

If our parents fall into mental or financial straits, what do we owe them?  How do we manage elderly parents' needs that threaten to overwhelm us?  Medical ethicist and Christian philosophy professor Bill Davis gives us balanced advice.  Part one of two honest conversations with the author of Honoring Dependent Parents.Additional resources:Books by Bill Davis:Honoring Dependent Parents: Biblical Decision Making for Adult ChildrenDeparting in Peace: Biblical Decision Making at the End of Life

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour

In this special 300th episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis and Tony Hook reflect on more than a decade of conversations, lessons, and impact within the upper cervical chiropractic profession. Together, they explore the common traits behind thriving practices — including mission-driven leadership, consistent implementation, clear communication, effective systems, growth mindset, and patient-centered care.  Drawing from hundreds of interviews and real-world experiences with doctors at every stage of practice growth, they share practical insights for overcoming plateaus, building momentum, improving patient outcomes, and creating a lasting legacy practice.  Whether you're a student, a new practitioner, or a seasoned doctor, this milestone episode delivers encouragement, actionable strategies, and an inspiring vision for the future of upper cervical chiropractic.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis sits down with UCM Client Success Manager, Melissa House, to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing chiropractic students today: choosing the right career path.  Drawing from her years of experience working inside upper cervical practices, Melissa shares why so many students feel overwhelmed, uncertain, and unprepared as graduation approaches.  Together, they explore the importance of specialization, mentorship, and clarity in building a successful chiropractic career.  The conversation also highlights why upper cervical chiropractic continues to stand out as a high-impact specialty with strong patient demand, powerful outcomes, and long-term practice sustainability.

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis challenges one of the most ingrained beliefs in chiropractic: that owning your own practice is the only path to success.  He breaks down how this idea is often passed down without question, leading many chiropractors into roles that don't align with their strengths or long-term fulfillment. Instead, he introduces a more nuanced perspective: success in upper cervical chiropractic isn't one-size-fits-all.  Whether as an associate or an owner, the key is understanding how you're wired and choosing a path that allows you to thrive, not just survive. This episode serves as a powerful reality check for doctors at any stage of their career. 

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

This week, the Dames are finishing up our Month of Meg with one of Meg Ryan's directorial achievements: What Happens Later. Ryan stars alongside David Duchovny as Willa Davis and Bill Davis, two long ago lovers who unexpectedly reunite while trapped in a regional airport during a snowstorm. Over the course of one very long night, they talk about their erstwhile relationship, where they are now in life, and their hopes for the future. It's a different kind of romantic comedy but Ryan is as charming as ever, thanks in part to a disembodied Airport Voice that may or may not belong to one Tom Hanks. We're also wrapping up this month with a special bonus F-M-K, so don't miss it.

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis breaks down why the first five years of a chiropractor's career are the most critical and often the most misunderstood.  While chiropractic school prepares students clinically, it rarely equips them with the real-world decision-making skills needed to succeed. From choosing the right career path to building strong habits, mentorship, and confidence, these early years set the foundation for long-term success or struggle.  This episode highlights the common pitfalls that derail new doctors and provides a clear perspective on how to make smarter choices, avoid costly mistakes, and create a strong trajectory from the very beginning. 

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis sits down with Dr. Justin Brown to unpack one of the biggest challenges in chiropractic today: what happens after years of building a successful practice. Dr. Brown shares his journey from patient care to leading the Serve Bigger Collective, a model designed to help chiropractors scale, partner, or transition their practices while continuing to serve patients at a high level.  The conversation dives into why most practices lose value over time, the lack of real exit strategies in the profession, and how doctors can build sustainable, transferable businesses. They also explore the importance of attracting new chiropractors into upper cervical care, developing strong teams and systems, and shifting the profession from being the "best-kept secret" to becoming the standard in healthcare.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

From mowing lawns to moving mountains— Custom Care & Lawns has been built with heart and hard work. Tiffany sits down with Bill Davis of Custom Care Lawn & Tree, a company that's grown from simple lawn care into a full-service operation over the past 20 years. Bill shares how his passion for helping people and providing jobs pushed him to expand, all while staying hands-on with his crew and leading by example. From dangerous tree removals to loyal customers who've been there since day one, he opens up about the challenges, lessons, and faith that keep his business—and his team—moving forward. Listen To The Local Matters Podcast Today! News Talk 94.1

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis explains how upper cervical chiropractors can scale their practices strategically in 2026—growing revenue and impact without proportionally increasing time, stress, or overhead. He introduces a seven-stage practice growth framework, guiding doctors from early survival stages as solo practitioners to operating multi-location clinics and eventually transitioning to legacy or exit phases. The central message is that true scaling comes from infrastructure, not just more patients—meaning systems, leadership, marketing engines, associate development, and documented processes must be in place before expansion. Dr. Davis emphasizes that opening additional locations too early often multiplies problems rather than success, while practices that build strong foundations—predictable patient flow, proven conversion systems, leadership teams, and operational SOPs—can expand confidently using a hub-and-spoke model. Ultimately, the episode challenges chiropractors to shift from being the primary producer in their clinic to becoming the architect of a scalable healthcare organization that can grow sustainably and multiply its impact in the community.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis explains how the first 12–18 months after graduation can define a chiropractor's entire career trajectory. He argues that success hinges less on clinical ability and more on intentional early decisions—especially the choice to specialize rather than remain a generalist. With a strong emphasis on upper cervical care, he highlights its clarity, patient trust, cash-based stability, and mentorship culture. The episode also breaks down how to strategically approach preceptorships and associateships, comparing ownership vs. employment paths, and outlines five critical early moves—prioritizing environment, mentorship, clarity, exit strategy, and personal growth—to build lasting momentum instead of long-term struggle.

Bill Davis, portfolio manager for Stance Capital and the Hennessy Sustainable ETF, says that current events have contributed to some market rotation back towards mega-cap tech names, because the market views them as comparative safe names that are not correlated to oil prices. That represents what he expects to be a short-term reversal in trends because the market had been moving broadening out, with the Magnificent 7 stocks struggling. He expects that trend to resume and continue as the headline risk subsides, when he expects the market to continue moving the market away from communications services and big tech toward more defensive and value-oriented stocks.    David Trainer, president at New Constructs, focuses The Danger Zone on "residual value guarantees" — which hide debt off-balance sheets allowing companies to spend money and to have liabilities that it mostinvestors will not know about until or unless a problem makes them surface. He says the says the phenomenon is particularly acute with artificial-intelligence companies, where a lot of money is being invested into construction that is backed by residual-value guarantees, and he singles out Oracle and Meta Platforms as two examples where the practice adds to New Constructs' unfavorable opinion of the stocks.     Vijay Marolia, chief investment officer at Regal Point Capital, says that he expects oil prices to remain elevated until there is more clarity in the Strait of Hormuz, but that prices should snap back quickly to lower levels once the supply chain is clearly restored. In waiting for that clarity, he suggests oil tankers as a play on the situation, noting that it's a picks-and-shovels play on the industry, and that the tankers are making money even as they sit filled with oil waiting for resolution. He also discusses why Microsoft's recent decline is not something long-term investors should worry about, and more in "The Week That Is."

Bill Davis explains how the U.S./Iran conflict has caused a market rotation back into big tech, but he thinks it's temporary and the market will continue to broaden this year. He believes the Iran conflict will go on until the U.S. decides the costs outweigh the benefits, and oil could spike up again on headlines. His stock picks right now include Dow (DOW), Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM), Cencora (COR), and Trane (TT). He walks through the names and why he's interested in them.======== Schwab Network ========Empowering every investor and trader, every market day.Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribeDownload the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watchWatch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-exploreWatch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/Follow us on X – / schwabnetwork Follow us on Facebook – / schwabnetwork Follow us on LinkedIn - / schwab-network About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about

In this inspiring episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis interviews Dr. Caitlin Walker, founder of Atlas Imbalance Chiropractic in Oceanside, CA, who shares her powerful journey from chronic migraine and vertigo sufferer to thriving Blair Upper Cervical chiropractor. After struggling through chiropractic school with debilitating symptoms, a life-changing CBCT scan and precise upper cervical care transformed her health—and her calling. Dr. Walker discusses the impact of mentorship, the value of associateship training, the realities of launching a practice with a newborn at home, and the importance of systems, marketing, and balance in business ownership. She also shares how partnering with UCM Practice Growth Systems helped simplify her marketing, strengthen her systems, and create steady growth in her first year of practice. This episode is a heartfelt and practical look at what it really takes to build a purpose-driven upper cervical practice.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis breaks down the seven most common mistakes chiropractic students make when transitioning into their first associate position—and how to avoid them. He explains why rushing into a job, chasing salary over mentorship, neglecting systems, and failing to clarify expectations can derail long-term success. Emphasizing that the first associate role is not just a job but a development environment, Dr. Davis encourages students to prioritize growth, specialization, and structured mentorship—particularly highlighting upper cervical care as a stable and high-success specialty path. With practical guidance on communication, mindset, and intentional personal development, this episode equips new graduates to make wise, strategic decisions that lay the foundation for a thriving and sustainable chiropractic career.

Elder law attorney Phil George and co-host Bill Davis have great advice on how to plan for a successful retirement on this episode of The Aging Hour.

In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis sits down with Dr. Mercedes Cook, a Blair upper cervical chiropractor in San Diego, to unpack the real journey of practice ownership, resilience, and growth. Dr. Cook shares her path from associate to purchasing a well-established Blair practice just before COVID, navigating early ownership challenges, and building long-term stability through strategic marketing and systems. The conversation also dives into motherhood as a practice owner, how she successfully integrated her newborn into practice life, and what that taught her about balance, leadership, and patient connection. Finally, Dr. Cook introduces the new Blair Residency Program—designed to better train, support, and place students and associates—highlighting a shared mission to elevate and sustainably grow upper cervical chiropractic.

In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Tony Hook and Dr. Bill Davis tackle one of the most difficult and emotionally charged questions many chiropractors face: When is it time to stop trying to make it on your own and consider a different path? Focusing on doctors stuck in Practice Growth Stage One—typically collecting under $20K per month—they explore the financial, emotional, and personal toll of long-term survival mode. The conversation breaks down why time alone doesn't create breakthroughs, how being stuck impacts every area of life, and why this stage was meant to be a short-term foundation, not a permanent destination. Most importantly, they outline two viable, hope-filled paths forward: getting structured help to break through the $20K ceiling or choosing to thrive as an associate in the right environment—reminding doctors that doing nothing is the most dangerous option of all.

In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis sits down with Dr. Connor Davis and Dr. Leigh Davis of Transcend Chiropractic in Knoxville, Tennessee, to unpack their journey from associates to successful practice owners. The Doctors Davis share how they built a thriving upper cervical (NUCCA) practice from the ground up after relocating from Chicago, overcoming early challenges such as system creation, team building, and market positioning. They dive deep into the power of progress exams, objective care, and patient education, while also discussing the unique advantages of running a husband-and-wife practice. With a growing waitlist and an active search for an associate, this episode offers valuable insights for chiropractors and students who want to deliver exceptional care while building a sustainable, systems-driven practice.

In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis walks chiropractic students through the three critical steps to landing a great preceptor position—one that builds confidence, skill, and long-term career momentum rather than regret. Drawing from his own difficult preceptorship experience, Dr. Davis explains why a preceptor position should be viewed as career training, not just a graduation requirement. He emphasizes the importance of clarity around career goals, positioning yourself as a future doctor rather than a desperate student, and gaining access to the right opportunities through relationships and intentional networking. The episode also highlights common mistakes students make—such as waiting too long, prioritizing pay over mentorship, and ignoring culture fit—and provides actionable resources to help students transition successfully from student to doctor.

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis sits down once again with longtime NUCCA leader Dr. Kurt Sherwood for an honest look at the realities of chiropractic practice—from mindset differences to the challenges few doctors talk about.  Dr. Sherwood shares insights from 35 years in upper cervical care, explaining the three primary "chiropractic mindsets" and why understanding your own is essential for long-term success.  They dive deep into the gap in chiropractic infrastructure that often forces clinically minded doctors to become accidental entrepreneurs—and how UCM is helping solve that problem.  Dr. Sherwood also gives a behind-the-scenes look at his experience with UCM's associate recruitment program. We discuss how we helped him hire during a season of overwhelm, and what he's looking for in the next doctor who may one day lead his legacy practice. This episode is packed with wisdom for students, new grads, and seasoned chiropractors alike.