Dr. Vince Leone argues that chiropractors still use equipment 15-20 years outdated, like ultrasound and hot packs, which limits patient outcomes and practice income. Switching to newer technologies promises better results and higher revenue.
I almost feel like, Doc, if you're not investing in some of this technology, you're kind of falling behind.
Yes, because when I first got into practice in 2020 or 2000, 24 years ago, I mean, and even still to this day, a lot of chiropractors just, they have an ultrasound machine and an interferential machine. Those are, that's the classic therapies or they use Hot packs or something. And not saying that there's no benefit in those therapies. I'm not saying that. But those, for what we have today, those therapies are outdated. Absolutely. If you're still using those to a large degree in your practice, you're probably 15 to 20 years behind where technology is today. It's time to up your game and incorporate these newer therapies in a big way because you're gonna get better results. You will, guaranteed. Your patients are gonna like it and it's gonna significantly increase your bottom line.
