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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2024 · 45 MIN

On the Road: Upper Cervical Chiropractors at a Neuro Optometry Conference

from Atlas of Chiropractic · host Dr. John Stenberg & Dr. Cameron Bearder

In this "upper cervical unplugged" style episode, Dr. Cameron Bearder and Dr. Chad Billiris recap their experience at the 2024 NORA Conference in Orlando Fl. Takeaways The NORA conference was a multi-disciplinary event with diverse practitioners. Networking with other professionals is crucial for building relationships. Understanding legal considerations in practice is essential for practitioners. Billing and coding practices can significantly impact practice success. Nutrition plays a vital role in brain health and recovery. Optometry is increasingly recognized in concussion care. Visual snow syndrome is an important area for further exploration. Collaboration between chiropractors and optometrists can enhance patient care. Presentations at the conference provided valuable insights into various topics. Chiropractors should attend conferences outside their field to broaden their understanding. Check out NORA online here to learn more about the organization and to find a NeuroOptometrist near your practice: https://noravisionrehab.org/

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