Build Your Remarkable Practice for Chiropractors
May 28, 2026 · 37 min · 10 segments
What actually makes someone magnetic in their community for nearly 40 years in practice? In this conversation, Dr. Lona sits down with Dr. Mary Frye to unpack the mindset, conviction, and…
All right, so let's talk about how you go out and find these new patients.
So what are some of your favorite ways that you're able to go out in the community, bring them across your message, and then get them into the office?

Um, well, I will say that I'm not, like, big fancy, you know, person that does a lot of big, expensive, fancy ways of going out and getting people.
Mm-hmm.

What I love about going to screen is I have an audience of one-on-one that then I can teach somebody about chiropractic.

And literally when I'm doing a screening, a lot of times, um, people, and they teach you when you're doing screenings, is try to convince somebody to come over and have a he- have a health survey or something that.
Mm-hmm

... um, I really most recently have enjoyed saying to people, "Do you know anything about chiropractic? Have you ever been?"
Mm-hmm.

And I can't tell you how many times I have people tell me that they see a chiropractor, but then-
Mm-hmm
Yeah
[laughs]
Yes.

And when I speak truth like that into somebody and I just see them get it, I, I do a doctor report twice every week with, you know, our new patients because that's part of our requirement coming into our office, and do it at screenings.

And every single time there's somebody who just went, "Nobody's ever explained it to me like that before."
All right, so let's talk about how you go out and find these new patients.
So what are some of your favorite ways that you're able to go out in the community, bring them across your message, and then get them into the office?

Um, well, I will say that I'm not, like, big fancy, you know, person that does a lot of big, expensive, fancy ways of going out and getting people.
Mm-hmm.

What I love about going to screen is I have an audience of one-on-one that then I can teach somebody about chiropractic.

And literally when I'm doing a screening, a lot of times, um, people, and they teach you when you're doing screenings, is try to convince somebody to come over and have a he- have a health survey or something that.
Mm-hmm

... um, I really most recently have enjoyed saying to people, "Do you know anything about chiropractic? Have you ever been?"
Mm-hmm.

And I can't tell you how many times I have people tell me that they see a chiropractor, but then-
Mm-hmm
Yeah
[laughs]
Yes.

And when I speak truth like that into somebody and I just see them get it, I, I do a doctor report twice every week with, you know, our new patients because that's part of our requirement coming into our office, and do it at screenings.

And every single time there's somebody who just went, "Nobody's ever explained it to me like that before."
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