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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 35 MIN

64 - How Dr. Bill Owens Bridges Chiropractic and Medicine

from All Things Chiropractic · host Paul Andrews & Dr. Mark Davini

In this episode of All Things Chiropractic, hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini interview Dr. William Owens about his journey from a lacrosse injury to a practice that lives at the intersection of holistic chiropractic and mainstream medicine. Dr. Owens explains how his diagnostic focus, advanced imaging use, and partnerships with primary care and specialists have led to 85–90% of his patients arriving via medical referral. Key topics include the importance of imaging and standardized documentation, communicating effectively with physicians and staff, building maintenance (cash) care models alongside medical referrals, and the need for residencies and advanced training to elevate the profession. Dr. Owens also describes his National Spine Management work, residency/fellowship programs, and how chiropractors can contact him via LinkedIn (William Owens / National Spine Management) to learn more.

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