In this second episode of a two-part series on Extended Health Care (EHC), Dr. Moez Rajwani returns to explore the rise of virtual chiropractic care or telehealth and how insurers, as well as patients, are responding. For this segment, he's joined by Dr. Amy Brown who shares her experience with virtual care and how she's using it in her Cambridge-based practice.
Dr. Rajwani also highlights the perils of incentives and why you'll want to avoid them. For new chiropractic grads and early career practitioners, he offers specific EHC tips. He also revisits OCA's Extended Health Care Guide and as an example, outlines how you can use one of its unique templates. Finally, Dr. Rajwani discusses how the pandemic is affecting EHC, what its future may look like and how this may impact your practice.
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About Dr. Moez Rajwani:
Dr. Rajwani is Vice President of Clinical Services at North York Rehab Clinic (NYRC), where he manages and works with a multidisciplinary team of medical consultants overseeing complex medical evaluations. He also practises and manages orthopedic rehabilitation centres in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
He is also Executive Director of the Future Ready Initiative, which aims to increase the community’s preparedness, as well as its resilience in the face of disruptive changes in the area of the future of work.
An active volunteer, Dr. Rajwani serves as the Co-Chair of the Coalition of Health Professional Associations in Auto Insurance Services in Ontario and is a board member at Michael Garron Hospital. He is also on the Board of Directors for World Spine Care (WSC) Canada.
Dr. Rajwani is a recipient of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Volunteer Award, the OCA Volunteer Service Award, and an award from the Ministry of Citizenship for 25 years of service to the community.
He graduated as a Doctor of Chiropractic in 1994 and has post-graduate certifications in Occupational Health and Sport Sciences.
About Dr. Amy Brown
Dr. Brown divides her time between Coronation Chiropractic, Massage, & Physiotherapy, her private community-based practice, and a practice onsite at Langs Community Health Centre.
She is also an Advanced Practice Clinician with Ontario’s Low Back Rapid Access Clinic (RAC) program and a treating chiropractor with Health2Work. The Heath2Work program provides chiropractic assessment and treatment for clients of the Ontario Works program who have MSK conditions.
In addition, she works as a consultant to the Ontario Chiropractic Association, contributing to health policy-related work, outreach and advocacy.
Dr. Brown graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in 2001.
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