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The Thursday March
11th 2010 meeting will be held at Sweetwaters
Restaurant beginning at 12:30pm as usual. Dr. Drew
Kaminski will present the philosophy minute (Topic TBD),
Dr. Mike McMahon will present the business minute ("How
to keep an open communication triangle between employer,
injured employee and provider") and Dr. Kyle Anderson
will present the patient education minute (topic
TBD).
The Thursday
April 8th 2010 meeting will be held at Transitions
Rehabilitation (Dove South location). The CVCA
will be touring the aquatic rehabilitation facility,
having lunch and going over CVCA meeting business on
location. Meeting time begins at 12:30pm.
http://aquatic.transitionsrehabilitation.com/
The CVCA is holding a CPR/AED recertification
class on Thursday February 25th 2010.
The class is an AHA instructed course (Heartsaver)
that meets state licensure requirements. Cost is $20 per
person and checks should be made out to the CPR
PROJECT
Class will be held at the Eau Claire County
Courthouse (room 2550) at 6:00 pm
Please contact Dr. MJ Gonstead or Dr. Melissa Stangl
if you would like to attend. EVERYONE is welcome!
 At a recent meeting, we were honored to have
Dr Phillip Porter speak to our group. Dr. Porter is a
leading Neurosurgeon in the Eau Claire area. His clinic,
the Brain and Spine Institute is located on the first
floor of Sacred Heart Hospital. Dr. Porter spoke on many
interesting topics and answered many questions from the
attending chiropractors. Many of the questions and
subsequent discussions centered around the recent
developments in artifical discs and the latest back
surgery techniques . The many chiropractors that were
present thoroughly enjoyed his presentation, and were
grateful for his the time that he took out of his busy
schedule to share with us.
The Chippewa Valley
Chiropractic Alliance is a social and charitable
organization consisting of many local chiropractic
offices. We meet 12:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of the
month at various local restaurants in the Eau Claire
area in order to discuss topics which are of current
interest to our profession. We have also had several
local chiropractors share different areas of their
expertise with our group. Our meetings involve some
business, but are mostly social in nature, with an
attempt to get the chiropractors of the area familiar
with each other. Our organization exists to collectively
give back to the community beyond just our individual
talents and abilities. Our big push this year has been a
joint effort between the CVCA and the Northwest Express
Baseball team to help celebrate the 110th birthday of
chiropractic, with the proceeds being donated to the Big
Brothers-Big Sisters organization. We ended up giving
two thousand dollars to BBBS.
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