Many chiropractors are in the practice of asking patients to pay in advance for a series of visits, or they offer chiropractic services for a specified period for an advance fee. The chiropractic association in the Canadian province of Manitoba has recently declared this practice unacceptable. Is this something you would do in practice? What are the pros and cons?
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