The Experts

Sponsor – Y & S Sports Seminars

Course Description

This CCSP® course module prepares sports chiropractors to perform and interpret sideline concussion assessments using current consensus tools such as SCAT6/SCOAT6, while conducting focused neurological and cervical spine examinations to identify red flags and determine appropriate next steps. Participants will review evidence-based imaging guidelines and develop clinical decision-making skills for referral and multidisciplinary coordination other providers. The program also covers acute concussion management strategies, emphasizing modern concepts of relative rest, early sub-symptom aerobic activity, and targeted rehabilitation approaches including cervical manual therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and oculomotor training. Special considerations for youth athletes, recurrent concussions, and long-term neurologic risk will be discussed to guide safe return-to-play decisions. The content is developed from the ACBSP Job Task Analysis for CCSP® certification, preparing participants to evaluate, manage, document, and communicate concussion care within a comprehensive sports medicine framework.

Learning Objectives

1. Perform or interpret acute and sideline assessments for concussion using established tools (e.g., SCAT6/SCOAT6), including history taking, physical/neurological examination, and recognize red flags.
2. Implement evidence-based management strategies, including rest, symptom tracking, graduated return to cognitive and physical activity, and interprofessional referral as needed.
3. Apply return-to-play criteria safely, balancing risk, athlete welfare, and performance considerations.
4. Prepare for CCSP® exam items related to ‘Evaluate and Manage Concussion,’ including key tasks and knowledge domains as defined in the ACBSP Job Task Analysis.

Course Description

The vestibular system plays a critical yet often underappreciated role in athletic performance, influencing balance, coordination, spatial awareness, reaction time, and injury prevention. Acting as the body’s internal orientation and stabilization system, vestibular input integrates with visual and proprioceptive pathways to control posture, movement efficiency, and dynamic stability. 

This course explores the clinical application of vestibular science in sports chiropractic practice, focusing on how vestibular function affects athletic performance and injury risk.  Participants will examine the neurophysiology of the vestibular system, its role in movement control, and how vestibular dysfunction can contribute to balance deficits, dizziness, decreased coordination, and post-concussion symptoms. 

Attendees will learn practical screening methods and rehabilitation strategies that can be integrated into sports chiropractic care to improve athlete stability, neuromotor control, and overall performance. Emphasis will be placed on translating vestibular science into clinically applicable strategies for athletes at all levels of competition.

Learning Objectives

1. Describe the anatomy and neurophysiology of the vestibular system and its role in postural control and movement coordination.
2. Explain how vestibular, visual, and proprioceptive systems interact to maintain balance and spatial orientation during athletic activity.
3. Identify common vestibular dysfunction patterns in athletes, including those associated with concussion, balance impairment, and movement inefficiencies.
4. Perform practical vestibular screening assessments appropriate for the sports chiropractic setting.
5. Implement vestibular-based rehabilitation strategies designed to improve balance, stability, and neuromotor control.
6. Integrate vestibular training into performance enhancement and injury prevention programs for athletic populations.

In high-performance sport, the difference between good and elite often lies in milliseconds, millimeters, and motor precision. At the center of this performance spectrum is the cerebellum—the brain’s command center for coordination, timing, accuracy, and movement efficiency.

This cutting-edge session bridges functional neurology and sports chiropractic by exploring how extremity manipulation acts as a powerful afferent input to the cerebellum, influencing neuromotor control and athletic output.

Dr. Michael Bagnell and Dr. Spencer Baron combine decades of clinical and sideline experience with emerging research to demonstrate how targeted extremity adjustments can produce measurable changes in:

• Proprioception
• Motor accuracy
• Reaction speed
• Movement efficiency
• Neuromuscular coordination

Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how spinal and extremity inputs modulate cerebellar function—and how to apply these principles immediately in both clinical and athletic settings.

This is not theory alone. This is application-driven neurology for real-world performance.

1. Explain the functional role of the cerebellum in coordination, timing, motor learning, and athletic performance
2. Describe how extremity manipulation influences cerebellar activity through afferent neurological pathways
3. Identify key research findings supporting changes in proprioception, accuracy, speed, and neuromuscular control following joint manipulation
4. Differentiate when and why to apply extremity adjustments in performance vs. injury-based scenarios
5. Demonstrate specific upper and lower extremity adjusting techniques designed to enhance sensorimotor integration
6. Integrate cerebellar-based strategies into sideline and practice settings for immediate performance gains
7. Recognize clinical indicators of cerebellar dysfunction and how extremity input can be used as a therapeutic tool

Course Description
This 2-hour, hands-on chiropractic technique course provides foundational adjusting procedures specifically geared toward chiropractors expanding into sports-focused practice and community volunteer events. Participants will learn efficient, versatile adjustments for the thoracic spine, foot, ankle, low back, shoulder, and knee — key areas frequently encountered in athletic and active populations. Special emphasis will be placed on applying these skills outside of the office setting, preparing attendees for sideline care, screenings, and community events with confidence and precision.

Learning Objectives

1. Demonstrate thoracic, foot, and ankle adjusting techniques appropriate for athletic and community care settings.
2. Apply versatile low back adjusting methods with and without a chiropractic table, optimizing adaptability during events.
3. Execute functional shoulder and knee adjusting strategies to enhance recovery and
   support athletic performance.

In high-performance sport, the difference between good and elite often lies in milliseconds, millimeters, and motor precision. At the center of this performance spectrum is the cerebellum—the brain’s command center for coordination, timing, accuracy, and movement efficiency.

This cutting-edge session bridges functional neurology and sports chiropractic by exploring how extremity manipulation acts as a powerful afferent input to the cerebellum, influencing neuromotor control and athletic output.

Dr. Michael Bagnell and Dr. Spencer Baron combine decades of clinical and sideline experience with emerging research to demonstrate how targeted extremity adjustments can produce measurable changes in:

• Proprioception
• Motor accuracy
• Reaction speed
• Movement efficiency
• Neuromuscular coordination

Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how spinal and extremity inputs modulate cerebellar function—and how to apply these principles immediately in both clinical and athletic settings.

This is not theory alone. This is application-driven neurology for real-world performance.

1. Explain the functional role of the cerebellum in coordination, timing, motor learning, and athletic performance
2. Describe how extremity manipulation influences cerebellar activity through afferent neurological pathways
3. Identify key research findings supporting changes in proprioception, accuracy, speed, and neuromuscular control following joint manipulation
4. Differentiate when and why to apply extremity adjustments in performance vs. injury-based scenarios
5. Demonstrate specific upper and lower extremity adjusting techniques designed to enhance sensorimotor integration
6. Integrate cerebellar-based strategies into sideline and practice settings for immediate performance gains
7. Recognize clinical indicators of cerebellar dysfunction and how extremity input can be used as a therapeutic tool

Course Description:

This high-energy, technique-driven seminar is built for doctors who want to sharpen their adjusting skills through real, hands-on practice—not just theory. Participants will dive deep into sacrum and atlas adjustments, followed by an intensive, off-the-seat adjusting lab covering all major spinal, pelvic, and extremity techniques.

With live demonstrations, guided practice, and direct instructor feedback, this session is designed to refine precision, improve speed and control, and build true clinical confidence. Doctors will leave with practical skills they can immediately apply in practice, along with a stronger command of safe, effective, neurologically informed adjusting.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Analyze and assess spinal, sacral, and atlas biomechanics to identify common misalignments.
2. Perform safe, precise, and neurologically informed adjustments for the spine, pelvis, and major extremity joints.
3. Demonstrate effective patient positioning, hand contacts, vectors, and force application for all techniques.
4. Integrate full-body adjustment sequences to improve clinical efficiency, speed, and control.
5. Apply hands-on skills confidently in practice through guided lab exercises and direct instructor feedback.

Course Description:

This high-energy, technique-driven seminar is built for doctors who want to sharpen their adjusting skills through real, hands-on practice—not just theory. Participants will dive deep into sacrum and atlas adjustments, followed by an intensive, off-the-seat adjusting lab covering all major spinal, pelvic, and extremity techniques.

With live demonstrations, guided practice, and direct instructor feedback, this session is designed to refine precision, improve speed and control, and build true clinical confidence. Doctors will leave with practical skills they can immediately apply in practice, along with a stronger command of safe, effective, neurologically informed adjusting.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Analyze and assess spinal, sacral, and atlas biomechanics to identify common misalignments.
2. Perform safe, precise, and neurologically informed adjustments for the spine, pelvis, and major extremity joints.
3. Demonstrate effective patient positioning, hand contacts, vectors, and force application for all techniques.
4. Integrate full-body adjustment sequences to improve clinical efficiency, speed, and control.
5. Apply hands-on skills confidently in practice through guided lab exercises and direct instructor feedback.

Sponsor – B3Science

Course Description

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training is rapidly transforming the way healthcare professionals approach rehabilitation, muscle development, metabolic health, and recovery. This course equips chiropractors with a science-based understanding of BFR and practical strategies for integrating it safely and effectively into clinical practice.

Participants will explore the physiological mechanisms behind BFR, review current research, learn patient screening protocols, and gain hands-on experience using B3 Bands. The program bridges chiropractic philosophy with modern exercise science, providing actionable tools to enhance patient outcomes, accelerate recovery, and expand service offerings.

Learning Objectives

1. Analyze the physiological mechanisms of Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training, including venous occlusion, metabolic stress response, hormonal signaling, and muscular adaptation, and explain how these mechanisms support rehabilitation and functional restoration.
2. Apply appropriate patient screening criteria, identify contraindications, and implement safe pressure application techniques when integrating BFR into chiropractic clinical practice.
3. Design and integrate evidence-informed BFR protocols alongside chiropractic adjustments and rehabilitation strategies to improve patient outcomes in pain reduction, recovery, and performance.

Sponsor – TLC

Course Description

The Community Is Immunity workshop is for everyone.  We are all bombarded with media on all the threats to our immunity.  This class will be a deep dive into current immunity research that validates our practice of chiropractic.  Don’t be afraid of the subject, Immunity, use it to attract people and grow bridges to other healthcare professionals.

In this course, we will:

1. Explore the existing data on immunity- what we know and what we don’t yet know
2. Discover the factors which influence immunity
3. Learn how to live beyond the statistics of chronic disease and to communicate this with our communities

Learning Objectives

1. Myths of immunity dispelled
2. Confidence in communicating the factor that best influences immunity
3. Discovery of what the real threats to our immunity are

Course Description

Chiropractors routinely manage patients whose pain, healing timelines, and care compliance are influenced by stress, anxiety, and other psychosocial factors. This course provides a clear, ethical, and scope-appropriate framework for recognizing when mental health factors are affecting chiropractic outcomes and how to respond without diagnosing or providing psychotherapy. Attendees will learn how to incorporate simple screening touchpoints, patient-centered communication strategies, and structured referral or collaboration workflows that improve continuity of care. The session emphasizes real-world implementation, including documentation considerations, referral follow-up, and care coordination supported by practice systems. Participants will leave with a practical, clinic-ready plan that improves patient outcomes while strengthening retention and supporting sustainable practice growth.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:

1. Identify common psychosocial factors that negatively influence pain presentation, healing, and adherence in chiropractic patients.
2. Apply scope-appropriate communication and screening strategies to address mental 

health influences while remaining compliant with Florida chiropractic regulations.

1. Implement a structured referral and care-coordination workflow that improves continuity of care and patient retention.

Course Description:

This high-energy, technique-driven seminar is built for doctors who want to sharpen their adjusting skills through real, hands-on practice—not just theory. Participants will dive deep into sacrum and atlas adjustments, followed by an intensive, off-the-seat adjusting lab covering all major spinal, pelvic, and extremity techniques.

With live demonstrations, guided practice, and direct instructor feedback, this session is designed to refine precision, improve speed and control, and build true clinical confidence. Doctors will leave with practical skills they can immediately apply in practice, along with a stronger command of safe, effective, neurologically informed adjusting.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Analyze and assess spinal, sacral, and atlas biomechanics to identify common misalignments.
2. Perform safe, precise, and neurologically informed adjustments for the spine, pelvis, and major extremity joints.
3. Demonstrate effective patient positioning, hand contacts, vectors, and force application for all techniques.
4. Integrate full-body adjustment sequences to improve clinical efficiency, speed, and control.
5. Apply hands-on skills confidently in practice through guided lab exercises and direct instructor feedback.

Course Description:

This high-energy, technique-driven seminar is built for doctors who want to sharpen their adjusting skills through real, hands-on practice—not just theory. Participants will dive deep into sacrum and atlas adjustments, followed by an intensive, off-the-seat adjusting lab covering all major spinal, pelvic, and extremity techniques.

With live demonstrations, guided practice, and direct instructor feedback, this session is designed to refine precision, improve speed and control, and build true clinical confidence. Doctors will leave with practical skills they can immediately apply in practice, along with a stronger command of safe, effective, neurologically informed adjusting.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Analyze and assess spinal, sacral, and atlas biomechanics to identify common misalignments.
2. Perform safe, precise, and neurologically informed adjustments for the spine, pelvis, and major extremity joints.
3. Demonstrate effective patient positioning, hand contacts, vectors, and force application for all techniques.
4. Integrate full-body adjustment sequences to improve clinical efficiency, speed, and control.
5. Apply hands-on skills confidently in practice through guided lab exercises and direct instructor feedback.

Sponsor – Tesla MR/Ovadia Law

Course Description

Chiropractors will be briefed on the many recent legislative changes and potential impacts to their practices on both the state and federal level.  Disciplinary pitfalls are also highlighted, along with strategies to steer clear of them. Attendees will have their recollections refreshed on the regulations surrounding advertisement requirements.

We will discuss the updates on auto insurers clawing back PIP benefits across the state of Florida.  

Attendees will learn about the court decisions that impact how chiropractors bill for and use manual therapy and shockwave therapy and the red flags to watch out for.  Attendees will also learn the legal requirements for serving as an expert witness and what lawyers want out of deposition testimony to fulfill their legal obligations in their cases.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify recent state and federal legislative changes impacting the profession, and potential implications for chiropractors including the new EKG law, the MOBILE Act, and fingerprinting requirements.
2. Review of the top laws and regulations affecting Florida chiropractors and practice owners, such as permissible advertising content and sexual misconduct in the workplace.
3. Review the status of PIP clawbacks and how to avoid getting targeted.
4. Review case law interpretation of manual therapy by unlicensed chiropractic assistants and the use of shockwave therapy in your practice regarding PIP.
5. Understand the legal requirements of becoming an expert and deposition techniques to help you fulfill those requirements.

Sponsor – Sterling Professional

Course Description

This course provides an evidence-informed overview of the Neuroendocrine System (NES) and Endocannabinoid System (ECS) and their roles in maintaining physiological homeostasis. Chiropractors frequently treat patients experiencing chronic stress, inflammation, pain dysregulation, and sleep disturbances influenced by these systems. Participants will review how neuroendocrine and endocannabinoid pathways regulate stress, immune signaling, and neurological balance, with special focus on magnesium and cannabidiol (CBD). Current research, mechanisms of action, absorption pathways, and regulatory considerations will be discussed to help chiropractors responsibly educate patients within scope of practice.

Learning Objectives

1. Define the neuroendocrine system (NES) and endocannabinoid system (ECS) and describe their roles in maintaining physiological homeostasis.
2. Explain the interaction between the nervous, endocrine, and endocannabinoid systems in regulating stress responses, inflammation, and neurological balance.
3. Identify clinical indicators of neuroendocrine dysregulation commonly observed in chiropractic patient populations.
4. Evaluate current research related to magnesium and cannabinoid signaling in neuroendocrine and endocannabinoid pathways.
5. Discuss evidence-informed considerations for patient education regarding magnesium and cannabinoid products within chiropractic scope of practice.

Sponsor – Who We Play For, Eclipse 

Course Description

Sudden cardiac arrest remains a leading cause of death in young athletes, often revealing heart conditions missed in traditional sports physicals. Florida’s new 2024 ECG requirement was enacted in response to these preventable tragedies, emphasizing early detection and safer athletic participation. The great news is chiropractors are still included as physicians to provide sports physicals, even with these new requirements. 

This course will help chiropractors understand the purpose behind the law, the essentials of compliance, and the practical steps for integrating sports physicals and ECGs into daily practice. Attendees will also learn how to avoid common screening pitfalls and create an efficient, accurate workflow. By the end, DCs will feel confident and prepared to support student-athlete safety in their communities.

Learning Objectives  

1. Understand the importance of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and where DCs can help in this space.

1. Learn about the new law on sports physicals.
2. Understand how to incorporate sports physicals and ECGs into your practice.

Sponsor – Eclipse

Course Description

Advanced therapeutic technologies such as extracorporeal shockwave therapy, spinal decompression therapy, and therapeutic laser are becoming increasingly common in chiropractic practice. This course will review how chiropractors can properly document the use of these modalities to meet clinical, regulatory, and payer expectations. Participants will learn the essential elements of compliant documentation, including establishing medical necessity, treatment planning, clinical indications, progress tracking, and outcome assessment. The session will also address documentation differences when these therapies are provided as cash-based services versus when they are billed to insurance carriers, along with practical strategies to strengthen clinical recordkeeping and reduce documentation-related risk.

The course will also explore the growing mobile concierge practice model as an alternative or complement to traditional brick-and-mortar clinics. Chiropractors will learn how reducing overhead and strategically expanding patient access through mobile services can create new practice opportunities and improve profitability. Key considerations for planning and implementing a mobile approach will be discussed, helping doctors design a simple, flexible practice model aligned with their professional goals.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify the essential documentation elements to support medical necessity for shockwave therapy, spinal decompression, and therapeutic laser.
2. Document treatment goals, clinical findings, functional outcomes, and patient progress effectively.
3. Differentiate documentation requirements for insurance-billed versus cash-based services.
4. Apply strategies to ensure regulatory compliance, reduce risk, and prepare for audits.
5. Explore key considerations for developing a mobile or concierge practice, including patient selection and service delivery.
6. Implement practical tools, technology, and legal/financial approaches to run professional and efficient mobile practice.

Sponsor – Foot Levelers, Eclipse

Course Description

Accurate documentation is essential for quality chiropractic care, clinical communication, and regulatory compliance. This course reviews documentation standards across the lifespan, with emphasis on pediatric care and Medicare documentation for senior patients.

Participants will review pediatric history and examination documentation, including considerations for nonverbal patients and parental reporting. The course also covers key Medicare documentation requirements, including documentation of spinal subluxation, medical necessity, PART analysis, treatment planning, modifier use, and common audit triggers.

Attendees will gain practical strategies to improve documentation, support clinical decision-making, and maintain Medicare compliance.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify essential components of chiropractic documentation for pediatric and senior patients.
2. Document age-appropriate pediatric history and examinations.
3. Recognize red flags requiring referral or co-management.
4. Apply documentation standards that support Medicare compliance and medical necessity.

Sponsor – NCMIC

Course Description

This 2-hour risk-management course focuses on the safe clinical application of acupuncture and TCM methods for orthopedic disorders. Participants will learn how to identify red flags, contraindications, and clinical scenarios requiring modification or referral. The course emphasizes best practices for evaluating orthopedic patients, preventing adverse events, documenting care appropriately, and understanding the boundaries of safe acupuncture delivery. Attendees will review case examples involving lumbar spine conditions, enabling them to develop risk-aware treatment plans while maintaining compliance with professional practice standards.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify red flags, contraindications, and patient presentations that increase risk in acupuncture care.
2. Apply risk management strategies to orthopedic clinical scenarios, including appropriate referral decisions.
3. Evaluate orthopedic patients to determine safe and appropriate acupuncture treatment approaches.
4. Develop documentation and clinical workflows that support safe, defensible acupuncture practice.

Sponsor – NCMIC

Course Description

This 2-hour course provides a practical, technique-based overview of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) applications for common orthopedic disorders. Attendees will explore the philosophy and diagnostic framework behind TCM, followed by hands-on instruction in core treatment methods including acupuncture point formulas, “Circling the Dragon,” auriculotherapy, Gua Sha, electrical stimulation, laser stimulation, and Tunia joint manipulation. Participants will also review TCM treatment dimensions and pattern differentiation to support effective point selection and clinical integration. Lumbar spine conditions such as sprain/strain, disc syndromes, DJD/DDD, facet syndrome, spondylolisthesis, and spinal stenosis will be used as primary clinical examples.

Learning Objectives  

1. Apply TCM diagnostic principles to common orthopedic presentations.
2. Demonstrate core acupuncture, manual therapy, and adjunctive techniques used for musculoskeletal disorders.
3. Select appropriate point formulas and TCM treatment methods for lumbar spine and related orthopedic conditions.
4. Integrate acupuncture protocols into chiropractic treatment plans for improved patient outcomes.

Sponsor – NCMIC

Course Description

This 2-hour course is designed to educate chiropractic physicians on how to identify high-risk patients and situations that may lead to adverse outcomes or malpractice exposure. The session emphasizes clinical decision-making and communication strategies that strengthen the doctor-patient relationship and mitigate risk. Participants will learn to recognize red flags, contraindications to care, and specific scenarios that require modification or referral. Attendees will leave with practical tools to improve patient safety, enhance documentation, and reduce liability in day-to-day chiropractic practice.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify red flags and contraindications that may signal increased risk in chiropractic care.
2. Apply appropriate strategies for the Good of the patient concentrating on motives and attitudes. 
3. Evaluate and modify care plans based on patient-specific risk factors, including past surgeries and co-morbid conditions.

Sponsor – Tesla MR/Ovadia Law

Course Description

Chiropractors will be briefed on the many recent legislative changes and potential impacts to their practices on both the state and federal level.  Disciplinary pitfalls are also highlighted, along with strategies to steer clear of them. Attendees will have their recollections refreshed on the regulations surrounding advertisement requirements.

We will discuss the updates on auto insurers clawing back PIP benefits across the state of Florida.  

Attendees will learn about the court decisions that impact how chiropractors bill for and use manual therapy and shockwave therapy and the red flags to watch out for.  Attendees will also learn the legal requirements for serving as an expert witness and what lawyers want out of deposition testimony to fulfill their legal obligations in their cases.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify recent state and federal legislative changes impacting the profession, and potential implications for chiropractors including the new EKG law, the MOBILE Act, and fingerprinting requirements.
2. Review of the top laws and regulations affecting Florida chiropractors and practice owners, such as permissible advertising content and sexual misconduct in the workplace.
3. Review the status of PIP clawbacks and how to avoid getting targeted.
4. Review case law interpretation of manual therapy by unlicensed chiropractic assistants and the use of shockwave therapy in your practice regarding PIP.
5. Understand the legal requirements of becoming an expert and deposition techniques to help you fulfill those requirements.

Course Description

Chiropractors routinely manage patients whose pain, healing timelines, and care compliance are influenced by stress, anxiety, and other psychosocial factors. This course provides a clear, ethical, and scope-appropriate framework for recognizing when mental health factors are affecting chiropractic outcomes and how to respond without diagnosing or providing psychotherapy. Attendees will learn how to incorporate simple screening touchpoints, patient-centered communication strategies, and structured referral or collaboration workflows that improve continuity of care. The session emphasizes real-world implementation, including documentation considerations, referral follow-up, and care coordination supported by practice systems. Participants will leave with a practical, clinic-ready plan that improves patient outcomes while strengthening retention and supporting sustainable practice growth.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:

1. Identify common psychosocial factors that negatively influence pain presentation, healing, and adherence in chiropractic patients.
2. Apply scope-appropriate communication and screening strategies to address mental 

health influences while remaining compliant with Florida chiropractic regulations.

1. Implement a structured referral and care-coordination workflow that improves continuity of care and patient retention.

Course Description

Chiropractic practices face increasing pressure from documentation demands, administrative complexity, and billing challenges that reduce patient care time. This course offers a practical introduction to using artificial intelligence responsibly to streamline documentation, scheduling, patient communication, and revenue workflows. Participants will learn where AI adds value, where it should be avoided, and how to maintain compliance, clinical oversight, and data security. The session also covers the full lifecycle of chiropractic records—patient care, regulatory, and operational—highlighting common deficiencies, compliance red flags, and strategies to support practice sustainability and value. Attendees will leave with actionable steps to improve efficiency and strengthen documentation systems immediately.

Learning Objectives  

1. Identify chiropractic workflows where AI can safely reduce administrative burden while maintaining care quality.
2. Differentiate appropriate, compliant uses of AI from high-risk or inappropriate applications in chiropractic practice.
3. Design a phased implementation plan to improve efficiency, patient experience, and operational scalability.
4. Identify the three primary categories of chiropractic documentation—patient care, regulatory compliance, and operational records—and their role in supporting compliant practice operations.
5. Recognize common documentation deficiencies and compliance red flags that may trigger regulatory scrutiny or negatively affect practice valuation during due diligence.
6. Describe the documentation standards and record-keeping practices necessary to maintain regulatory compliance and facilitate a smooth transition during the sale or transfer of a chiropractic practice.

Course Description

Chiropractic practices face increasing pressure from documentation demands, administrative complexity, and billing challenges that reduce patient care time. This course offers a practical introduction to using artificial intelligence responsibly to streamline documentation, scheduling, patient communication, and revenue workflows. Participants will learn where AI adds value, where it should be avoided, and how to maintain compliance, clinical oversight, and data security. The session also covers the full lifecycle of chiropractic records—patient care, regulatory, and operational—highlighting common deficiencies, compliance red flags, and strategies to support practice sustainability and value. Attendees will leave with actionable steps to improve efficiency and strengthen documentation systems immediately.

Learning Objectives  

1. Identify chiropractic workflows where AI can safely reduce administrative burden while maintaining care quality.
2. Differentiate appropriate, compliant uses of AI from high-risk or inappropriate applications in chiropractic practice.
3. Design a phased implementation plan to improve efficiency, patient experience, and operational scalability.
4. Identify the three primary categories of chiropractic documentation—patient care, regulatory compliance, and operational records—and their role in supporting compliant practice operations.
5. Recognize common documentation deficiencies and compliance red flags that may trigger regulatory scrutiny or negatively affect practice valuation during due diligence.
6. Describe the documentation standards and record-keeping practices necessary to maintain regulatory compliance and facilitate a smooth transition during the sale or transfer of a chiropractic practice.

Sponsor – Who We Play For, Eclipse 

Course Description

Sudden cardiac arrest remains a leading cause of death in young athletes, often revealing heart conditions missed in traditional sports physicals. Florida’s new 2024 ECG requirement was enacted in response to these preventable tragedies, emphasizing early detection and safer athletic participation. The great news is chiropractors are still included as physicians to provide sports physicals, even with these new requirements. 

This course will help chiropractors understand the purpose behind the law, the essentials of compliance, and the practical steps for integrating sports physicals and ECGs into daily practice. Attendees will also learn how to avoid common screening pitfalls and create an efficient, accurate workflow. By the end, DCs will feel confident and prepared to support student-athlete safety in their communities.

Learning Objectives  

1. Understand the importance of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and where DCs can help in this space.

1. Learn about the new law on sports physicals.
2. Understand how to incorporate sports physicals and ECGs into your practice.

Sponsor – Eclipse

Course Description

Advanced therapeutic technologies such as extracorporeal shockwave therapy, spinal decompression therapy, and therapeutic laser are becoming increasingly common in chiropractic practice. This course will review how chiropractors can properly document the use of these modalities to meet clinical, regulatory, and payer expectations. Participants will learn the essential elements of compliant documentation, including establishing medical necessity, treatment planning, clinical indications, progress tracking, and outcome assessment. The session will also address documentation differences when these therapies are provided as cash-based services versus when they are billed to insurance carriers, along with practical strategies to strengthen clinical recordkeeping and reduce documentation-related risk.

The course will also explore the growing mobile concierge practice model as an alternative or complement to traditional brick-and-mortar clinics. Chiropractors will learn how reducing overhead and strategically expanding patient access through mobile services can create new practice opportunities and improve profitability. Key considerations for planning and implementing a mobile approach will be discussed, helping doctors design a simple, flexible practice model aligned with their professional goals.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify the essential documentation elements to support medical necessity for shockwave therapy, spinal decompression, and therapeutic laser.
2. Document treatment goals, clinical findings, functional outcomes, and patient progress effectively.
3. Differentiate documentation requirements for insurance-billed versus cash-based services.
4. Apply strategies to ensure regulatory compliance, reduce risk, and prepare for audits.
5. Explore key considerations for developing a mobile or concierge practice, including patient selection and service delivery.
6. Implement practical tools, technology, and legal/financial approaches to run professional and efficient mobile practice.

Sponsor – FCA Sports Council

Course Description:

The CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers (CPRO) program trains professional-level rescuers to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, children and infants until more advanced medical personnel take over. This course has been recently updated to current International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) guidelines, including the American Red Cross Aquatic Guidelines and Best Practices. Best Practices are based on the results of scientific evidence evaluations and guideline reviews overseen by the American Red Cross Scientific Advisory Council.

The term professional rescuer refers to those with a duty to act. These professions include EMS professionals, nurses, physicians, CNAs, and other healthcare and public safety personnel, as well as those in the athletic training and recreation fields, including lifeguards. Through these courses we’re able to keep you up to date on the latest techniques, so you can maintain certifications and deliver the best possible care in an emergency. Course content includes knowledge and skills for providing emergency care for adults, children, and infants in:

• Rapid Assessment
• Giving Ventilations using a resuscitation mask
• Using a Bag-Valve-Mask Resuscitator (two rescuers)
• CPR and AED (single-rescuer, two rescuer, and multiple-rescuer team response with 4 rescuers)
• Obstructed Airway Care (responsive and unresponsive)

For professional rescuers, CPR and other instruction can be obtained through instructor-led classes (classroom only), or through blended learning classes, which offer you the opportunity to learn online then complete your hands-on training in a classroom setting. 

Learning Objectives

1. Explain the role and responsibilities of a professional rescuer in responding to breathing and cardiac emergencies.
2. Demonstrate proper assessment and resuscitation techniques for adult, child, and infant patients experiencing respiratory or cardiac emergencies.
3. Apply appropriate emergency response procedures for airway obstruction and coordinated team-based resuscitation.

Sponsor – FCA Sports Council

Course Description:

This course continues where we left off in the second session: Patient assessment -Evaluation of the Conscious and Unconscious athlete. Starting with Universal Protocols, we will add specific History-Taking and explore the Secondary Survey and the added Vital Signs for emergency medicine. The two-hour class will be a mix of one hour of lecture and one hour of workshop time. This will enable the students to practice on each other and experience the new tasks before them. The course teaches how to implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when assisting an athlete on the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.

Learning Objectives: 

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
2. Apply updated evidence-based information regarding the Universal Protocols for CPR and AED on the field of play.
3. Execute assessment emergency to determine the proper course of action for an injured athlete.

Sponsor – Foot Levelers, Eclipse

Course Description

Accurate documentation is essential for quality chiropractic care, clinical communication, and regulatory compliance. This course reviews documentation standards across the lifespan, with emphasis on pediatric care and Medicare documentation for senior patients.

Participants will review pediatric history and examination documentation, including considerations for nonverbal patients and parental reporting. The course also covers key Medicare documentation requirements, including documentation of spinal subluxation, medical necessity, PART analysis, treatment planning, modifier use, and common audit triggers.

Attendees will gain practical strategies to improve documentation, support clinical decision-making, and maintain Medicare compliance.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify essential components of chiropractic documentation for pediatric and senior patients.
2. Document age-appropriate pediatric history and examinations.
3. Recognize red flags requiring referral or co-management.
4. Apply documentation standards that support Medicare compliance and medical necessity.

Sponsor – Foot Levelers

Course Description

This two-hour course equips chiropractors to safely care for patients from pregnancy through infancy. It covers maternal and fetal factors affecting biomechanics, common pregnancy conditions, and trimester-specific care modifications. The program also addresses birth processes, neonatal musculoskeletal and neurological considerations, and early-life chiropractic assessment and gentle adjustment techniques. Attendees will learn red-flag recognition, effective parent communication, and strategies for collaborating with pediatric healthcare providers, providing a practical framework for confident, family-centered care.

Learning Objectives

1. Describe maternal biomechanical, myofascial, and hormonal changes during pregnancy and apply appropriate chiropractic modifications for each trimester.
2. Identify how intrauterine positioning, intrauterine constraint, and birth processes impact neonatal musculoskeletal and neurological function.
3. Perform age-appropriate infant examinations, including neurological, cranial, and musculoskeletal assessments, while recognizing red flags requiring referral.
4. Demonstrate gentle, developmentally appropriate adjusting techniques for infants and communicate findings and care plans effectively with parents.

Sponsor – Y & S Sports Seminars

Course Description

This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The content will focus on rehabilitation of lower extremity injuries, offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional rehabilitation, and programs designed to prevent injury in athletes. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and management while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.

Attendees will learn about the court decisions that impact how chiropractors bill for and use manual therapy and shockwave therapy and the red flags to watch out for.  Attendees will also learn the legal requirements for serving as an expert witness and what lawyers want out of deposition testimony to fulfill their legal obligations in their cases.

Learning Objectives

1. Explain lower extremity anatomy and biomechanics in the context of sports injury rehabilitation.
2. Apply evidence-based management and rehabilitation strategies for lower extremity injuries.
3. Discuss sport-specific mechanisms and RTP decisions for hip injuries.
4. Prepare for CCSP® exam items related to rehabilitation of the lower extremity including key tasks and knowledge domains as defined in the ACBSP Job Task Analysis.

Sponsor – FCA Sports Council

Course Description

This course will explore the athlete in motion. Diving into the mechanisms of injury, biomechanical factors, and structural faults that predispose an athlete to injury.  Exploring assessment skills in the dissection of sport injuries of the hip, knee, ankle, and foot.  As the course progresses, treatment concepts and rehabilitation protocols for the top sports injuries will be discussed and demonstrated.

Learning Objectives

1. The learner will understand how understanding the mechanisms of injury will lead the physician towards a more accurate diagnosis and hence an effective treatment regimen. 
2. The learner will understand the difference between biomechanical factors and structural faults as predisposing factors in sports injuries of the hip
3. The learner will gain knowledge of functional assessment tools to assist in diagnosing sports injuries of the lower extremity
4. The learner will gain knowledge of the rehabilitation concepts and flow as the athlete returns to activity.