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- Laws and Regulations - Board of Chiropractic Examiners - California
The California Board of Chiropractic Examiners mission is to protect Californians from fraudulent or incompetent practice of chiropractic, examine applicants for licensure in order to evaluate entry level competence, and enforce the Chiropractic Initiative Act and regulations relating to the practice of chiropractic
- Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 16, § 302 - Practice of Chiropractic
A chiropractor may not hold himself or herself out as being licensed as anything other than a chiropractor or as holding any other healing arts license or as practicing physical therapy or use the term "physical therapy" in advertising unless he or she holds another such license
- California Code of Regulations, Article 1, Section 302 - Practice of . . .
A chiropractor may not hold himself or herself out as being licensed as anything other than a chiropractor or as holding any other healing arts license or as practicing physical therapy or use the term "physical therapy" in advertising unless he or she holds another such license
- Code of Ethics - ACA Today
Doctors of chiropractic should adhere to ACA’s published Advisory Guidance on Advertising and exercise utmost discretion that advertising is truthful and accurate in representing the doctor’s professional qualifications and degree of competence
- California Board Of Chiropractic Examiners Seeks Amendments That Will . . .
The Problem The public of California has a reasonable expectation that they will not only be treated safely and competently by a doctor of chiropractic, but that the doctor will be adequately trained to recognize health problems requiring referrals to other health professionals
- View Document - California Code of Regulations
Unlicensed individuals are not permitted to diagnose, analyze, or perform a chiropractic adjustment An “unlicensed individual” is defined as any person, including a student or graduate of a chiropractic institution, who does not hold a valid California chiropractic license
- § 302. Practice of Chiropractic. , Article 1. General Provisions . . .
A chiropractor may not hold himself or herself out as being licensed as anything other than a chiropractor or as holding any other healing arts license or as practicing physical therapy or use the term “physical therapy” in advertising unless he or she holds another such license
- Law and Ethics of Chiropractic Practice for California
We'll be looking at questions and concerns related to ethics and the lawful practice of chiropractic in a number of areas including: billing practices, documentation, time patient complexity related billings, and up-coding practices
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