The Joys and Pitfalls of Multi-Location Chiropractic Practices, Featuring Dr. Joe Esposito – Thriving Chiros Podcast
Dr. Joe Esposito, Life U alumnus and Director of Health Plus Wellness Center, takes a multidisciplinary approach to his multiple location practice serving Metro Atlanta. Patients are attracted to a healthcare paradigm that can meet many different needs at once. So how can chiropractors provide additional points of value? And how do you know when an additional location may or may not make sense given your desired business model goals?
Alleviating Worker’s Compensation Costs with Chiropractic Care
In high-risk work environments, discussion of worker’s compensation in the event of an accident can feel a little taboo, like saying “bomb” in an airport. Though worker’s compensation (WC) costs have been in decline for several years, it is still an area that costs employers tens of billions of dollars annually. The Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (F4CP) examined how chiropractic care can have a positive impact in their article, “Control Worker’s Compensation Costs While Improving Employee Productivity and Engagement Through Chiropractic Care”.
Getting Up to Speed On the Track and In The Classroom with Tobiloba Oniyide -podcast
B.B.A, C.I.S.T. student and Life U Men’s Track and Field team member Tobiloba Oniyide is no stranger to struggle and strife both in his sport and in his academic life. Born in mainland Lagos, Nigeria, Tobiloba Oniyide has come a long way both geographically and metaphorically to prove himself. Grit and determination are in his veins, making him an asset to his team now and to those he will work with professionally after graduation.
Considering Switching Majors? A Decision-Making Guide
College is a time for self-reflection and professional exploration. Naturally during this time, interests and career goals can shift and change. Does this mean it is time to consider a change in major? The National Center for Education Statistics reports roughly 30% of students in bachelor’s or associate degrees change their majors within three years of study. Yet, an abrupt change in educational plans should not be taken likely, so be sure to take the time to figure out if this course correction makes sense for you.
Faces of Life U: Taylor Stevens – Connecting Alumni and Students at Life University
At Life U, the connections between students, alumni and faculty create a thriving community built on shared values and a passion for Chiropractic and vitalistic wellness. Taylor Stevens, the Alumni Relations Manager in the Office of University Advancement, plays a crucial role in fostering these connections. In this edition of Faces of Life U, we sit down with Stevens to learn about her journey, work and passion for engaging alumni and students alike.
The Many Moving Pieces of Athletics with Jess Sharpe -podcast
B.B.A alumna and Assistant Athletic Director of External Operations Jess Sharpe is a bridge and liaison between Life University Athletics and the larger community. Between managing athletic spaces and connecting with community leaders and other schools for events and strategic partnerships, Sharpe has her hands full. However, she has a heart for student athletic excellence and positive experiences in collegiate athletics that will propel her far and makes her an asset to Life U.
Valentine’s On a Budget
In a way, the college lifestyle is kind of a Catch-22. It is the time of many people’s young lives where they hope to be able to explore and grow and live life to the fullest, and yet it is a time at which many people’s bank accounts are insufficient to fully realize everything they want to do. Valentine’s Day is no exception, yet here are some budget friendly ways to spread the love with significant others or close friends this February 14.
Dissipating Toxic Load in Everyday Life
Modern living can be extremely taxing on the human body. We are constantly inundated by harmful toxins and chemicals in the air, in the food we eat and on surfaces we touch. It is unfortunately an unavoidable circumstance, but we can make steps to reduce the amount of toxins in our daily lives.
Faces of Life U – Ahmed Qazi, Ph.D.
“As a movement neuroscientist, my job is to understand the mechanisms behind how chiropractic interventions can impact and improve the quality of our movement. So, it’s not so much that we can move from point A to point B, but it’s that what is the quality of that movement that gets us from point A to point B,” Dr. Qazi said.
Empowering the Entire Chiropractic Office Team- Featuring Kim Klapp- Thriving Chiros Podcast
Kim Klapp, Practice Facilitator for First Choice Chiropractic in Ann Arbor, Michigan, has a rather enviable front seat view and hand in what makes for a phenomenal chiropractic practice. Supporting her husband Dr. Tom Klapp, she first served as Executive Administrator for the Michigan Chiropractic Associate before focusing her organizational talents on their practice and forming Assistants for Chiropractic Excellence (A.C.E), a targeted training service for chiropractic assistants.
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