According to the speaker, what did a $3 ticket represent historically?

Jeff LangmaidFounder, The Evidence Based Chiropractor

100 Years of Chiropractic: Building on a Legacy of Care

26 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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Jeff Langmaid reflects on 100 years of chiropractic, noting that the field today has greater credibility, market penetration, and research compared with a century ago. He connects modern practice to its roots with a historical anecdote about a $3 ticket (a 'six pack' of adjustments at 50 cents each) to illustrate how care was priced and accessed in the 1920s, and expresses pride in continuing that legacy.

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A six-pack of adjustments at 50 cents each (circa 1920s).

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100 years later, we now have credibility, we have better market penetration, we have a ton of research, and we have a lot of people that could use our help. 100 years ago, there were a lot of people that could use our help, but we did not have a lot of. He did not have a lot of the advantages that we have today. If you look in the bottom left hand corner, there's a three dollar ticket and it's like, man, in the 20s, $3 was a lot for an adjustment on the back of that, that's a six pack of adjustments. 50 cents each. 50, 50 cents each back in the day. So I'm happy to come from that legacy and hopefully do my best to continue that legacy a little bit.