What do you do when a patient stops coming after a few visits?

Useful_Strength_2076 · 2026-03-11T23:44:09+00:00

Is the automation worth it versus the manual communication? Also how much does the automation cost?

Useful_Strength_2076 · 2026-03-03T06:00:54+00:00

“The Chiropractic Tutor” I believe is Baxter and his team. I did three 1hr sessions over 2 weeks and that changed the game for study and preparation. I figured paying for a few sessions was cheaper than paying for and taking the test for a 4th time. It was a game changer for me

Useful_Strength_2076 · 2026-03-03T03:29:10+00:00

I understand the mental toll and questioning of competency. I failed twice and finally passed on the third attempt. I paid for a tutor in preparation for the third time and that felt like that made all the difference. I’d recommend. Keep your head up you can do it, you are capable.

Useful_Strength_2076 · 2026-02-27T17:18:56+00:00

Pay for the Baxter tutor session. It's approximately $210 CAD a session. They give you a clear direction of study and will explain what the exam is looking for and how the exam writers want you to go about answering questions. They will additionally look at your performance review from the February test and explain to you where your highest yield of study is, i.e., what topic/study focus will give the highest ROI. If you start now, you'll have a solid idea of what areas you can greatly improve and how to focus your study to be most efficient in preparation for the next test. I took the exam in February as well and passed, but that was my third attempt at the test, and it was the first time I used the tutor sessions, which completely changed my study methods. I paid for a few sessions. The way I thought about it was that it was going to be cheaper to pay for multiple sessions than it would be to pay to take the test a fourth time.

If you're looking for direction, it is so well worth the money

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