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Twelve years ago, Dr. Justin Cough opened his Oviedo practice and saw two patients his entire first week. Today patients drive three hours from Sarasota to see him. In this one, Justin gets honest about the unglamorous middle: teaching school for five years before chiropractic, forcing himself through business books between semesters because school would not cover it, getting told "we don't refer to chiropractors" and going back anyway. Plus how he evaluates new technology on the show floor, and why patient outcomes, not shiny equipment, are what actually drive the bottom line.
Guest: Dr. Justin Cough, founder, Oviedo Chiropractic
Link: https://chiropractorinoviedo.com
English
United States
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