Financial Forum
By Don Rasmussen
It's important to do year-end tax planning for your possible 20 percent
Qualified Business Income (QBI) Section 199A tax deduction, courtesy of
the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). If your taxable income is above
$160,700 (or $321,400 on a joint return), this article is a must-read.
If you ignore Qualified Business Income (QBI) Section 199A planning, you
will be penalizing yourself by losing out on a potential 20 percent
deduction.
Billing & Coding
By Samuel A. Collins
As you are likely aware, there are requirements related to modifier 59
when you are utilizing the codes 97124 (therapeutic massage) and 97140
(manual therapy), or 97112 (neuromuscular re-education). Per the
Correct Coding Initiative Edits (CCI Edits), "Physical medicine and
rehabilitation services described by CPT codes 97112, 97124, and 97140
are not separately reportable when performed in a spinal region
undergoing chiropractic manipulative treatment (CMT).
Education & Seminars
Sponsored Content
COVID-19 Practice
By Courtney Bumgarner, DC
The adventure of the mobile chiropractic office started, literally, as a
dream. I had been intrigued by the idea since becoming part of a
Facebook group called House Call Chiropractors Forum, consisting of
other chiropractors who started their businesses under the mobile
paradigm. When I found this group, I was still working as an associate
for another clinic, but knew I would eventually own my own office and
wanted to research all of my options before I did so.
Clinical Tools
By Jeffrey Tucker, DC, DACRB
I strongly recommend you consider vibration therapy if you're not
already using it. I literally wrote the manual for the late Dr. Jake
Pivoroff, a chiropractor, who was the developer of an original handheld
deep muscle stimulator device and technique. Dr. William Fuji, a medical
doctor, took the deep muscle stimulator vibration-percussion to the
next professional level.
ChiroCredit.com Online CE (316)