From Painkillers to Building Chiropractic's AI Future - Jay Greenstein DC - Chiro Hustle Podcast 786
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In Episode 786 of the Chiro Hustle Podcast, James Chester welcomes Dr Jay Greenstein DC for a powerful conversation about chiropractic purpose, leadership, organizational inclusion, AI-powered practice, patient retention, Medicare modernization, and the future of the profession.
Dr Greenstein shares the personal story that helped lead him into chiropractic: his mother suffered chronic pain after multiple car accidents and was pushed through a system of painkillers, opioids, and antidepressants before chiropractic changed her life. That experience became part of his mission.
From there, Dr Greenstein discusses the Chiropractic Future Strategic Plan, how to engage younger chiropractors and students, what it takes to scale multiple practices, and why growth must be rooted in purpose, people, and process.
James and Dr Greenstein also explore AI in chiropractic, search visibility, content authority, and Embody, a remote therapeutic monitoring platform designed to help providers track patient progress, improve adherence, support outcomes, and keep patients connected to care outside the office.
The episode closes with a major conversation about Make America Healthy Again, Medicare modernization, parity, access, and the opportunity for chiropractic to stand strong in its identity while serving more people.
This is a future-focused episode grounded in the foundation of chiropractic: the adjustment, the nervous system, subluxation-centered care, innate intelligence, service, and the sacred trust.
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