In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini welcome special guests Dr. Christopher Proulx and Jacob Currier (MedCor) to discuss advanced clinical tools and an upcoming hands‑on workshop. The conversation covers Dr. Proulx’s journey into chiropractic care and how modern modalities complement traditional adjustments.

Dr. Proulx explains Shockwave therapy—how acoustic, high‑pressure sound waves stimulate healing, help resorb calcifications, support nerve and tissue regeneration, and aid chronic tendinopathies and other stubborn conditions. He also breaks down Class 4 (high‑power) laser therapy and photobiomodulation, describing how higher power and longer wavelengths enhance therapeutic effects.

Jacob Currier outlines the business and implementation side: MedCor’s consultative approach, the importance of hands‑on training and standardized protocols, staff roles (including properly trained assistants), marketing, and how these services create new revenue streams and improve patient retention. They emphasize overcoming adoption barriers and ensuring clinicians believe in and properly integrate new technologies.

Details: a full‑day workshop (6 CEUs) on March 13 at the Four Points Sheraton Norwood hosted by Tools of Practice with MedRay and MedCorp. The session focuses on practical, clinic‑ready instruction—live equipment use, protocol integration with adjustments, and guidance for staff and business implementation.

Hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini dive into why chiropractors get pulled away from patient care and how to get back to what you love. They cover generational motivations for entering the profession, the realities of running a practice, declining insurance reimbursement, pricing strategies, delegation, time management, and the pros and cons of network participation.

Key takeaways include scheduling patient-focused time, minimizing administrative burdens, communicating wins with staff, starting small to offload one distraction, and writing an action plan of the things you love versus the tasks to remove. Expect practical tips to reduce burnout and rebuild joy in your practice.

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini welcome Dr. Peter Kevorkian, newly appointed president of Life Chiropractic College West. Dr. Kevorkian shares his 42-year journey from engineering student to chiropractic practitioner, educator, and leader, including founding the Massachusetts Alliance for Chiropractic Philosophy and transitioning into academic leadership.

The conversation covers core chiropractic philosophy, the importance of viewing the body as a self-healing miracle, and practical advice for clinicians on staying grounded in vitalism while navigating regulatory and reimbursement pressures. Dr. Kevorkian explains his curricular vision for Life Chiropractic College West: embedding a chiropractic lens across courses, teaching technique systems rather than homogenized packages, strengthening clinical readiness, and cultivating compassionate, patient-centered clinicians.

Listeners will hear practice-building tips for avoiding burnout, strategies for structuring care to serve families affordably, and guidance for prospective students on exploring the profession. The episode blends personal anecdotes, historical context, and clear takeaways for chiropractors, students, and anyone interested in the future of chiropractic education and practice.