WHITE PAPER | 2021


Recent medical research studies suggest that making a consultation with conservative-care therapists may be a beneficial strategy to reduce the risks of early- and long-term opioid use.


Modifying health insurance benefit designs could be one way to encourage patients to use these non-invasive therapies as a first line of treatment for their low-back pain.


OPTUMLABS STUDY


PALMER COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC 05


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