Jeff LangmaidFounder, The Evidence Based Chiropractor

Travel and Treat: The 100% Online Clinic

19 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment, Jeff Langmaid explains how clinicians can transition to fully online practices by creating digital treatment programs. He emphasizes that while the primary focus is on neuromusculoskeletal disorders—such as neck, shoulder, knee, hip, and low back pain—online platforms can also successfully deliver programs for dizziness/vestibular issues, anxiety and nervous system management, and nutrition coaching. The recommended program architecture consists of two phases: an initial pain‑reduction stage to get patients out of acute discomfort, followed by a second phase that “bulletproofs” the patient through strength, conditioning, and evidence‑based rehabilitation protocols. The overall message is that any service that can be taught, coached, or educated can be transformed into a scalable, 100% online clinical offering.

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What types of programs can be built in and what have you seen be the most successful? Yeah, this is primarily designed for neuromusculoskeletal disorders. Although for docs that we help go 100% online, so they have no brick and mortar anymore, they can travel and treat. We have helped people create dizziness programs, vestibular programs, anxiety, nervous system management programs. There's other really nutrition programs. Anything that can be coached or education, you can create an online program around that. But as it pertains to treatment, neuromusculoskeletal disorders are typical. So for the sake of the conversation, neck, shoulder, knee, hip, low back, sure. Most of the time they're coming to your office because they're in pain. So the structure of your program should be first portion is focus on pain reduction, getting them out of pain, and then the second portion should then lead into a more bulletproofing, strength and conditioning type program, as any appropriate rehab protocols and evidence-based patterns would flow.