The Masters Circle Honors Three Practices with MVP Award
The Most Valuable Practice (MVP) award from The Masters Circle was recently presented to three practices, all members of the Masters Velocity Program: Bryan Strother, DC, New Buffalo, Mich; Robert Taylor, DC, and Kristine Taylor, DC, Klamath Falls, Ore; and William Wallace, Bernardsville, NJ.

Robert Taylor, DC, (second from left) and Kristine Taylor, DC, with The Masters Circle MVP award presented by (L-R) Larry Markson, DC, CEO, Dennis Perman, DC, and Bob Hoffman, DC.

As a member of The Masters Circle for more than 4 years, Strother has demonstrated consistent growth by doubling his volume of patients since he first became a member in 1999. He recently added a new associate, Gillian Marksbury, DC, to help with the busy practice.

“Strother exemplifies both the clinical responsibility and the genuine compassion to serve his patients well. He is consistent, ethical, loving, forward-thinking, creative, focused, and well-balanced in all aspects of his life,” says Dennis Perman, DC, cofounder of The Masters Circle and Strother’s personal coach.

The Taylors, members of The Winners Circle—an elite leadership and personal growth program within The Masters Circle—have increased their office visits by 56% and their income by 88%.

“They are exemplary members and have a love and passion for chiropractic in personal and professional development,” says Elisa Zinberg, DC, the Taylors’ coach. “They have experienced tremendous growth, and they are at the tip of the iceberg when it comes to their potential.”

Wallace, also a member of The Winners Circle, has continued to show growth personally and professionally.

“Wallace deserves this recognition because of his faithful devotion and exceptional service to his patients and his community,” says Larry Markson, DC, CEO of The Masters Circle. “He is an incredible chiropractor and an unusual human being—after all these years running a successful practice and being a great family man, he devotes much of his time to reading books, listening to CDs, and going to seminars so that he can improve himself in the areas of personal growth and practice expertise. He is a true winner.”

The Masters Circle honors special chiropractors every quarter. The selected chiropractors demonstrate consistent growth both personally and professionally.

Chiropractic Clinic Treats LPGA Golfers
Throughout the Wendy’s Championship for Children LPGA Golf Tournament in Dublin, Ohio, golfers were treated to services by the Chiropractic Wellness Clinic.

Bill Frank of the “Forever Young” television show interviews and talks to players and families about the importance of chiropractic care in their professional and personal lives.

The wellness center featured state-of-the-art technologies, such as a surface EMG unit, orthotics, nutritional screening with live blood cell analysis, and urinalysis tests to provide golfers with an overall body, mind, and spirit checkup between games. The players visited the center for massages, scans, and adjustments, and showed interest in their health for their performance as athletes as well the general desire to be healthy.

Another highlight of the tournament was the taping of the television show, “Forever Young,” which is produced by Bill Frank. Frank and his camera crew accepted an invitation from Karen Kelley, player services coordinator for the Chiropractic Wellness Clinic.

On location at the Tartan Fields Golf Club, Frank interviewed players about the role of chiropractic wellness care and how it affects peak performance in professional athletes; players responded with their own personal stories.

Tocco Receives New Sherman College Scholarship
First-quarter student Renee Tocco became the first recipient of the Legacy Scholarship, a new scholarship from Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic, Spartanburg, SC, which was established to benefit new students who are children of Sherman College alumni.

Renee Tocco was awarded
the Legacy Scholarship.

“We’re honored and privileged to be the first family to take advantage of this new scholarship,” says Sam Tocco, DC, Renee’s father.

The Legacy Scholarship is a $300-per-quarter award for which recipients must be enrolled full time in good academic standing. It is also made available to children of Pennsylvania College of Straight Chiropractic graduates.

“We wanted to put an incentive in place for alumni who refer their children to Sherman College,” says Lisa Hildebrand, director of admissions and scholarship committee chair at Sherman College.

According to Renee, being raised in the chiropractic lifestyle and watching her father practice have convinced her that becoming a chiropractor is the right career choice.

“I can see no better way to serve humanity than to become a chiropractor,” Tocco says. “It’s amazing what the human body can do when free from vertebral subluxation. This must be the focal point of a chiropractor’s career. It will be a great honor to carry on the same values and principles that have made Sherman College so great.”