Dr. Mario Fucinari’s Course Schedule

Recent changes in the MedicareAdvantage (Part C) program have added an extra burden on chiropractors, theirstaff, and patients.  Even though you maybe out of network with the private carrier, are you really out of network withthe Medicare Advantage carrier?  You maybe surprised at the answer.  Coveredservices, reimbursement amounts, and even required forms are different in PartC from Part B.  This class is designed for doctors,staff, and billers. Register through the Minnesota Chiropractic Association.

Partners, Administration, and others will be meeting to learn, network, and grow.

Partners, Administration, and others will be meeting to learn, network, and grow.

Partners, Administration, and others will be meeting to learn, network, and grow.

This course empowers chiropracticassistants and practice managers with the critical procedures and communicationsneeded to excel in patient interactions, billing, collections, and compliance. Thisclass goes beyond the basics by teaching you how to effectively share the “ChiropracticStory” with patients, fostering a clear understanding of chiropracticprinciples and the value of care, while taking care of the “business” ofchiropractic.  By the end of this course,you will be able to communicate confidently and professionally, ensuring bothpatient satisfaction and office efficiency. Sponsored by ChiroHealthUSA.  Registration is through Mississippi Chiropractic Association.

This course is designed to train the Alabama chiropractic assistant. Upon completion the student will receive a certificate suitable for framing from a CCE approved Chiropractic College. The class has several modules that are all included for the tuition price. The modules and featured topics are listed below.  This is a specific course designed for Alabama.  This course is brought to you by ChiroHealthUSA and the Alabama State Chiropractic Association.  www.ASCAchiro.org 

PART ONE.  This lecture can be applied toward the 8 C.E. credits required for the NCMIC 5% discount.

This program focuses on the essential elements of good documentation for the chiropractic office. Common errors in record keeping will be reviewed with recommendations for correction. The record keeping process will be discussed, concentrating on care/management plans and daily office notes. Attendees will learn to use the case history and initial examination as patient education tools thus maximizing the doctor’s time with the patient.  Register at ce.northeastcollege.edu  Sponsored by NCMIC and Northeast College

13 credits apply to FL licensed doctors ONLY; all other states are only eligible to receive 11 credits.

PART TWO.  This lecture can be applied toward the 8 C.E. credits required for the NCMIC 5% discount.

This program focuses on the essential elements of good documentation for the chiropractic office. Common errors in record keeping will be reviewed with recommendations for correction. The record keeping process will be discussed, concentrating on care/management plans and daily office notes. Attendees will learn to use the case history and initial examination as patient education tools thus maximizing the doctor’s time with the patient.  Register at ce.northeastcollege.edu  Sponsored by NCMIC and Northeast College

13 credits apply to FL licensed doctors ONLY; all other states are only eligible to receive 11 credits.

This session will discuss those sections of Florida Law pertaining to the practice of chiropractic. This will meet the requirement for re-licensure of Florida licensed chiropractic physicians.
1. It will include a discussion of those rules more commonly violated and how to prevent those violations
2. What constitutes fraudulent activity