How to Start and Build a Practice

What worked in 1923 will work even better today!

Dr. Leo Spears was two years in practice when he wrote this insightful book.

Here are the chapter titles:

Chapter 1 Should I locate in a small or large town?

Chapter 2 Is it advisable to locate in my hometown?

Chapter 3 In what section of the city should I locate?

Chapter 4 Can I start with a small amount of money?

Chapter 5 How much should I pay for my office?

Chapter 6 How shall I equip my office?

Chapter 7 What kind of an adjusting table should I have?

Chapter 8 What should my office hours be?

Chapter 9 How should I announce the opening of my office?

Chapter 10 What kind of advertising should I use?

Chapter 11 How should I greet and handle new patients?

Chapter 12 What should my conduct be toward my patients?

Chapter 13 Should I bunch my patients to make it appear as

though I have a larger practice?

Chapter 14 Should I require patients to come on appointments
and should I charge them when they do not meet their appointments?

Chapter 15 How much should I charge and how should the payments be made?

Chapter 16 Should I handle any charity patients—How should they be treated?

Chapter 17 Should I cut prices to indigent patients, or when a number from one family are taking adjustments at the same time?

Chapter 18 What kind of a record should I keep?

Chapter 19 What should my sales argument be?

Chapter 20 How to get my old patients to bring in new ones?

Chapter 21 Should I offer fees for referred patients?

Chapter 22 Should I adjust animals?

Chapter 23 How should I handle contagious diseases?

Chapter 24 .Should I make house calls during office hours?

Chapter 25 What should I do in case of the death of a patient?

Chapter 26 Should I give out information regarding the condition of my patients?

Chapter 27 Under what conditions should I make refunds?

Chapter 28 How should I dress in and out of my office?

Chapter 29 Is the improper use of grammar a liability?

Chapter 30 What attitude should I take toward religion?

Chapter 31 Should I permit an MD to see me give an adjustment?

Chapter 32 Should I give dentists, nurses, and other professional people cut rates?

Chapter 33 Should I charge chiropractors for adjusting them and their families?

Chapter 34 What kind of an office girl should I have?

Chapter 35 Miscellaneous advice gems.

Chapter 36 Loyalty.

Truly a treasure. We took an original copy and duplicated it for future generations!

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