Blog

Employers in all states in the US, with the exception of New Jersey and Texas, are required by law to have workers compensation insurance. It is aimed to provide coverage for employees who suffer a work-related illness or injury. This includes those who are working in the acupuncture industry. If you are running an acupuncture business, acupuncturist workers compensation insurance is one important item that should be included in your to-do list; you should work

If you are planning to establish your own acupuncture clinic, chances are that you are going to purchase a liability insurance to protect your reputation and your business in case there will be complaints from clients lodged against you. Should there be a legal challenge arising, you can be confident that you will be okay, knowing that you are being protected by an acupuncture malpractice insurance policy. When shopping around for an insurance protection, one

(and how it relates to acupuncture malpractice liability insurance) Acupuncture – an alternative therapy that involves needle insertions into targeted areas of the body – has been making great strides in the medical landscape despite the fact that there are still a lot of people who find it a relatively controversial subject. Why is acupuncture gaining more and more popularity in the medical field and what are the implications of this trend to acupuncture professionals

In this post, we are sharing useful insights from a recent Live Event by Dr. Sam Collins of the American Acupuncture Council, with his guest, Dr. David Miller. Their discussion revolved specifically about addressing health issues in children of all ages and the things that acupuncturists can do in order gain more traction in the western medical practice. Here’s the gist of that discussion: Why communication is so important. Not all patients who come to