The small habit most providers skip (Part 2)

Drs. Nevin and Amanda enjoying a quiet breakfast, before heading to the ChiroSimple office, always striving to make ChiroSimple a tool we all can't live without. 

Yesterday I mentioned that small actions are often what drive the most growth in a practice.

Here’s one of the biggest ones I see:

Consistently sharing your notes.

Not just writing them — but actually sending them to:
 

👉 clients
👉 veterinarians
👉 chiropractors your clients already see
 

When another professional receives a clear, thoughtful report, something important happens:

✅ They trust you faster.

And trust is what leads to referrals.

Trust is everything. Dr. Nevin (arm pictured) discovered this at the airport -- what a scam! C'mon people, let's do better!

Most providers don’t skip this because they don’t believe in it.

They skip it because by the end of the day… it’s one more thing.

Which means it happens inconsistently.

And inconsistent actions don’t compound.

In the next email, I’ll show you why this is less about discipline… and more about systems.

— Dr. Nevin

P.S. If you’re a veterinarian offering chiropractic, there’s often an untapped opportunity here: ask clients if they see a chiropractor and offer to share notes. That simple bridge can open new referral relationships.

Dr. Amanda takes selfies with her patients when their owners use the restroom. She love them all.

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