This is the second part of my interview with Dr. Mark Romano.  The first session (005) was about his practice, and this session is about the Non-Therapeutic Straight Chiropractic Institute.

Dr. Mark Romano is a 1993 grad of Palmer College. Along with an associate, he maintains 3 membership model practices in northern-Mississippi.

He has recently started an online, video-based, curriculum called The Non-Therapeutic Straight Chiropractic Institute.  This is a great resource for a chiropractor to get a keen understanding of the non-therapeutic model of chiropractic

Dr. Eddy Robinson is a 2012 Sherman College graduate who spent a year as an associate doctor in a chiropractic office with a completely different focus and practice model, before opening up his own practice following the membership model.

In this interview,  Eddy shares what he loves about his practice, which is now more than 5 years old.  He has a low overhead, has a low monthly fee for regular care, and has been hugely successful at building a highly educated practice base that refers like crazy.

Dr. Dan Sullivan, The Chiropractic Advocate, helps chiropractors gain the certainty they need to know that they make a positive impact on brain function with every adjustment.

Check out his website, The Chiropractic Advocate,

Or find him on Facebook.

On this session, Jim Chester and I discuss some simple marketing strategies – typically free, that are essential for building a chiropractic practice in 2018.

Jim and his creative partner, Luke, are the creators of Chiropractic: The Documentary.  Jim is also a chiropractic marketer and leader in spreading the chiropractic message.

Jim can be seen nearly daily hosting Facebook Live chats, and is the host of the ChiroHustle Podcast.

He also has a chiropractic marketing company, Adjusted Chiropractic Marketing.

Enjoy this conversation and be inspired to hustle more!

In this inaugural session of the podcast, Scott discusses his own journey from a high overhead, low volume, insurance-dependent practice, to his current practice which features a very low overhead, a monthly fee that nearly anyone can afford for weekly care, and a strong commitment to communicating the basic principles and practice of chiropractic as it relates to the affects of stress on the brain and nervous system.

In this inaugural session of the podcast, Scott discusses his own journey from a high overhead, low volume, insurance-dependent practice, to his current practice which features a very low overhead, a monthly fee that nearly anyone can afford for weekly care, and a strong commitment to communicating the basic principles and practice of chiropractic as it relates to the affects of stress on the brain and nervous system.