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Rip-It
Dr. Steven Baker
Stop Charging Per Visit. Start Creating Value. | Dr. Kyle Collins
AUG 11, 2026102 MIN
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Description
Dr. Kyle Collins joins Rip It to talk upper cervical chiropractic, corrective care, patient value, pricing, care plans, referrals, and building a practice with certainty.
What if patients are not really asking, “How much do you charge?”
What if they are really asking, “Can you help me?”
In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Kyle Collins, an upper cervical chiropractor in Scottsdale, Arizona, for a powerful conversation about chiropractic value, corrective care, pricing, patient communication, and getting people well.
Dr. Kyle shares why patients will travel for great chiropractic care, how upper cervical work changed his practice, and why he believes chiropractors should stop making care about a per-visit price.
This conversation dives into the difference between relief care and corrective care, why doctors should not prejudge whether someone can afford care, how to build value before talking about money, and why confidence comes from knowing you can deliver results.
Dr. Baker and Dr. Kyle also discuss B.J. Palmer, wealthy chiropractic leaders, Robert Kiyosaki’s appreciation for chiropractic, care plans, spouse involvement, internal referrals, and the importance of staying focused on the main thing: helping people get well.
They also talk through upper cervical versus full spine chiropractic, when additional areas of the spine may need to be addressed, and why chiropractors should not be more loyal to a technique than they are to the patient.
This episode is for chiropractors who want to communicate better, charge with more certainty, create more value, and serve people at a higher level.
Meet the Guest: Dr. Kyle Collins
Dr. Kyle Collins is an upper cervical chiropractor based in Scottsdale, Arizona.
He is passionate about corrective chiropractic care, upper cervical work, principled practice, and helping patients restore function by addressing subluxation and nervous system interference.
Through his practice, Dr. Kyle helps patients understand that chiropractic is not just about pain relief. It is about getting the body functioning better so people can live healthier lives.
Key Takeaways
Patients will travel for great chiropractic care
Price is not the real question. Trust is
Chiropractors must build value before talking cost
Corrective care should not be sold like relief care
Do not prejudge whether a patient can afford care
Care plans should be based on what the patient needs
Spouses should be involved in major health decisions
Internal referrals should be expected, not avoided
Technique matters, but helping the patient matters more
Confidence comes from skill, systems, and certainty
What You’ll Learn
Why Dr. Baker traveled to see Dr. Kyle for upper cervical care
How Robert Kiyosaki came to understand the value of chiropractic
Why B.J. Palmer’s vision still matters today
Why chiropractors should charge what care is worth
How to stop making care about the price per visit
Why patients are really asking if you can help them
How to communicate value on the first phone call
Why spouses should attend the report of findings
How to ask for referrals with confidence
Why upper cervical and full spine chiropractors can learn from each other
Why being married to a technique can cause you to underserve patients
Connect with Dr. Kyle Collins
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drkylemcollins

