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Here's what our members are saying about us...
"In late February, the local CBS affiliate ran a 3 minute "public interest" (?) story on 2 women that feel they were injured by a chiropractic adjustment. While my patients trust me and what I do to be safe, like most chiropractic patients, they needed help talking to friends and family members about the safety and effectiveness of their choice to continue getting adjusted.
Less than 2 weeks after the TV story, the In Touch Newsletter arrived at my door with its lead article being a review of the Spine article showing no statistical connection between chiropractic adjustments and stroke. I loved it. It is displayed prominently in my office."
Dr. Tim Knight
Arlington, MA
"Voice For Health is so well received - patients ask for them. It is a wonderful publication, entertaining and informative in the right kind of language."
Dr. Gerald Arndt
Coshocton, OH
"Thanks for your commitment to the cause and your great Voice For Health publication over the years."
Dr. Robson Timbs
Malvern, South Australia
"Continuous patient education is a MUST. The problem is, how do you do this and keep it fresh, interesting, and informative all at the same time? That’s where Dr. Kim Stetzel’s WEEKLY HANDOUTS Program comes in! She’s done the work. She’s created interesting and informative, full color handouts. All you have to do is put them in your patient’s hands and let the handouts speak for themselves! I highly recommend this program for anyone who is interested in growing and maintaining a Lifetime Family Wellness practice."
Dr. George Auger
Greenville, SC
"What a great program. With our busy schedule, we didn’t always get time to put out regular patient education. Now, we just print out quality, full color, professional looking handouts on our color printer each week. WOW! thanks for taking the work out of consistent patient education."
Drs. Kevorkian & Giuliano
Westwood, MA
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Voice For Health articles relating to chiropractic care for injuries.
Established patients need to know that you should be their primary choice following an accident. Patients that have employees need to know the benefits of utilizing your services to prevent injuries and to contain cost and minimalize time-lost. Teaches the reader that you are qualified to evaluate and render care for conditions that other providers are not!
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OPEN AND CLOSED DOORS
John H. Stoke, D.C. / Voice For Health
Everything seemed to go well with you until you began having headaches, or nervous spells, or indigestion. Then the doors of opportunity began to close. You found it hard to make sales or you could not find a job or hold it if you did. All doors just banged shut whenever you came around. . . .
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WHIPLASH AND CHIROPRACTIC
Voice For Health archives
Your head is delicately balanced on 7 cervical vertebrae (neck bones) with a weight ratio of approximately 10 to 1. As your head is thrust backward, several thousand pounds of force must be dissipated and absorbed through the neck. The degree of this force determines the impact and resulting damage to the neck. . . .
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FUNCTIONS OF THE SPINAL COLUMN
Adapted from Pharaoh / Voice For Health
The spinal column exhibits more varied functions than any other part of our skeleton. The following are the most important and obvious. . . .
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CHIROPRACTIC AND LABOR
Powell and Crowe / Voice For Health
Thousands of enlightened employers have seen the great merit of chiropractic in preserving and protecting good health of their staffs, and have included chiropractic care in all of their labor contracts. . . .
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THE OVERLOOKED INJURY
Earl W. Powell, Ph.D. / Voice For Health
Time passes on and as we follow the activities of the individual involved in that accident, months or years ago, we find him/her not enjoying good health. . . .
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WOMEN AND WHIPLASH
Gerald B. Zelm, D.C. / Voice For Health
Although men hate to admit it, statistics prove that women under age 30 are much safer drivers than their male counterparts. Women are also much more likely to sustain severe physical injuries than men when involved in an accident of equal dynamics. . . .
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