Up and Running - Opening a Chiropractic Office

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Summary: Must read for any chiropractor or chiropractic student
Review: "Up and Running, Opening a Chiropractic Office" is a refreshingly simple, straight (chiropractic) and straight-forward handbook for a rather intimidating subject. The Reizers take what many newly-minted chiropractors see as a nearly insurmountable obstacle(opening my own practice!!!)and climb right over it one clearly described step at a time. Easy to read, thorough and candid in its approach, the book nonetheless stays focused on the challenges and joys of opening a subluxation-centered chiropractic practice in a world that sometimes forgets that this is what chiropractic is really all about. I just hope that everyone who has a vision of what his/her own successful chiropractic practice could be like gets his/her hands on this book. Chiropractic thanks you for taking the time to write down your insights and pass on your expertise. But more importantly, the patients who will benefit from the successful chiropractors this book will help create thank you.

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Summary: very general info
Review: The book had a few helpful ideas or approaches to opening a practice, but nothing that you have not already heard. Overall, good info, but very basic.

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Summary: Must read for any chiropractor or chiropractic student
Review: This book is great for helping the chiropractor learn what it takes to be successful in practice. I also think that being really grounded in chiropractic philosophy will help tremendously. I recommend the book "Chiropractic First" to help to really get what chiropratic is all about as far as philosophy, which should help in being successful in practice. Anyway, Up and Running is a great book because it will show you how to stay successful and how to think prosperity and not poverty and gives you tips on success in practice. For chiropractic students taking the boards, study the following books. National Board of Chiropractic Part IV Study Guide: Key Review Questions and Answers, National Board of Chiropractic Part III Study Guide: Key Review Questions and Answers with Explanations. These study guides helped me focus on what was important for the boards exams. It definitely is a must buy because it makes you get used to board type questions--less surprises on the test. Once again Up and Running excellent for showing the chiropractor wanting to open a practice on how to succeed and to never give up.

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Summary: Simple Advice For New Doctors!
Review: This book would be extremely helpful to any chiropractor looking to start a new office. The information contained in the text is practical material that many new chiropractors might not be aware of. I enjoyed the book very much!

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Summary: A Must Read For The New Chiropractor !
Review: Up And Running:Opening A Chiropractic office is a "must" read for the new and aspiring doctor of chiropractic.

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Summary: A helpful tool for new chiropractors
Review: What a great idea for new graduates. I have just finished reading "Up and Running:Opening A Chiropractic Office" for the second time. This short little book of 164 pages has given me so many ideas for my new office. The patient management information and office startup advice was simple to understand. I have been looking for something like this book ever since I graduated Chiropractic College. Drs. John & Steven Reizer explain the information in simple terms. I was especially impressed with the information on how to create a grand opening event.

I hope that all students and new graduates are fortunate enough to get a hold of this material.