Jul 27, 2026 · 24 min · 8 segments
Send us Fan Mail On this episode of the podcast “For the Love of Chiropractic”, we are going to pause from having our guests, and instead look back…
Robert FreemanHost
Specifically talking, you know, when you think about your practice, you can break it down into two parts.
Well, there's the clinical side and the business side, and yes, that's very true.
You can break it down into the in-office procedures and the outside of the office procedures, and that's true also.
We're not gonna be talking about the practice in any of those ways today, or truth be told, we're gonna be talking about the practice in all of those ways today.
Because when we think about the practice, the way that we're gonna break it down into two different parts is what I call the pillars of the practice and the interactions of the practice.
And if you've listened closely to past episodes, you might be able to piece together what all of these things are.
But here today, we're gonna take those pieces and put them together so nicely in a way that you just can't ignore it, and you've got to improve the practice because of it.
So as we get started today, we're gonna first talk about the pillars of the practice, and sometimes we say there's four pillars of the practice because like a table, a tabletop stands on four pillars that hold it up.
Specifically talking, you know, when you think about your practice, you can break it down into two parts.
Well, there's the clinical side and the business side, and yes, that's very true.
You can break it down into the in-office procedures and the outside of the office procedures, and that's true also.
We're not gonna be talking about the practice in any of those ways today, or truth be told, we're gonna be talking about the practice in all of those ways today.
Because when we think about the practice, the way that we're gonna break it down into two different parts is what I call the pillars of the practice and the interactions of the practice.
And if you've listened closely to past episodes, you might be able to piece together what all of these things are.
But here today, we're gonna take those pieces and put them together so nicely in a way that you just can't ignore it, and you've got to improve the practice because of it.
So as we get started today, we're gonna first talk about the pillars of the practice, and sometimes we say there's four pillars of the practice because like a table, a tabletop stands on four pillars that hold it up.
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