Dr. Bill Davis and Tony Hook on the UCM Podcast.

In this special episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis and Tony Hook introduce their newly released book, The 7 Growth Stages of Upper Cervical Practice, a concise and practical roadmap designed to help upper cervical chiropractors identify where they are in practice and take clear, actionable steps to grow to the next level.

Drawing from over a decade of experience, client coaching, and survey data, they explain how most practices face predictable challenges at each stage—from solo startup to multi-location leadership—and why mindset, habits, accountability, and hiring decisions are often the true differentiators between stagnation and breakthrough.

With inspiring stories, hard-won insights, and a focus on legacy-building, this episode offers encouragement and clarity to any doctor eager to expand their impact and avoid the pitfalls of complacency.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, Dr. Joey Miles shares his unexpected health journey—one that began with a routine check-up and ended in emergency bypass surgery—and how it became a turning point for his practice and personal life.

Dr. Miles reflects on the importance of building a resilient, multi-doctor team, the value of strategic hiring, and how faith and preparation allowed his thriving North Carolina clinic to continue serving patients even in his absence.

This conversation is a must-listen for UC Docs navigating growth, leadership, or burnout—and a reminder that with the right team and foundation, your practice can not only survive the storms of life, but come out stronger on the other side.

In this inspiring episode, Dr. Bill Davis explores what it truly means to lead an upper cervical chiropractic practice through the lens of Romans 12. Blending biblical wisdom with real-world practice insights, he outlines seven transformative traits of Christ-centered leadership—including cultivating humility, using spiritual gifts, and being guided by prayer.

Whether you're a chiropractor seeking purpose beyond profits or a believer wanting to glorify God in every area of your life, this podcast offers both encouragement and practical tools to help you build a mission-driven practice that reflects the heart of Jesus.

Don't miss this powerful call to steward your practice for the Kingdom.

Are you feeling stuck, overworked, or like your practice would crumble if you stepped away? In this episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Bill Davis unpacks 5 Signs That You Have a Personality-Driven Practice (& How to Fix It)—a must-listen for upper cervical doctors who want to escape burnout and build a scalable, mission-driven clinic.

You'll discover the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways your practice may be overly reliant on your personality, and walk away with practical steps to create systems, empower your team, and lead a thriving practice that can grow beyond you.

If you're ready to reclaim your time and impact more lives, this episode will show you the way!

In this inspiring episode of the UCM Podcast, Dr. Larry Arbeitman joins Dr. Bill Davis to share the heart behind his thriving upper cervical practice and the philosophy that fuels it—the "Care First" model.

Dr. Arbeitman dives deep into how genuine love, humility, and intentional human connection are the true foundations of lasting patient relationships, internal referrals, and sustainable growth.

He emphasizes that systems and strategies only work when rooted in authentic care, and that success in practice begins with cracking your heart open—not just perfecting procedures.

Listeners will also gain insight into the importance of transitioning from solo to multi-doctor practice, the freedom that comes with delegation, and the deeper purpose chiropractors serve in helping patients reconnect with life through upper cervical care.

Dr. Bill Davis joins the UCM Podcast.

In this episode, we discuss a comprehensive five-step plan designed to help solo upper cervical chiropractors scale their practices, avoid burnout, and transition from being the sole producer to building a true business.

Dr. Davis discusses the common reasons why doctors remain in solo practice—like fear of losing control, lack of systems, and leadership challenges—and walks through actionable strategies for systematizing operations, hiring and delegating effectively, leveraging automation, building recurring revenue, and stepping into a leadership role.

In this podcast we discussed creating a scalable, team-based model that allows for greater impact, personal freedom, and long-term sustainability.

Dr. Bill Davis and Tony Hook join the UCM Podcast.

In this episode, we discuss the three crucial stages of developing a healthy associate relationship.

We also discuss the importance of planning ahead and effectively onboarding a new associate.

This is a great episode for anyone who is looking to hire their first or next great associate doctor.

Dr. Rachae Bell joins the UCM Podcast.

In this episode, we discuss how Dr. Bell and the other doctors in her practice have been able to take maternity leaves without impacting the growth of the practice.

Dr. Bell also shares how she has been able to effectively develop good relationships with associate doctors in her practice.

And lastly, we discussed dos and don'ts related to opening a second location.

This is a great episode for anyone who is looking to navigate through maternity leaves, hiring associates or multiple locations.

Dr. Bill Davis joins the UCM Podcast.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of planning for your profitable exit from upper cervical practice. Dr. Davis encourages doctors to focus on three steps to take, no matter where in your practice journey you currently are.

This is an episode to help you ensure that your community will receive high-quality upper cervical care for generations to come.

Dr. Jason Sabo joins the UCM Podcast.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of bringing passion and excellence in the details of your upper cervical practice. Dr. Sabo encourages doctors to focus on providing incredible value to each patient experience. This is your opportunity to learn from another upper cervical practice in this episode.