Chiropractic Licensing Boards

Chiropractic licensing boards are official state agencies responsible for regulating the practice of chiropractic care. They set standards for education, training, and ethical conduct, ensuring practitioners are qualified to provide safe and effective treatment. These boards review applications, administer licensing exams, and oversee ongoing requirements for license renewal. Their primary goal is to protect public health by ensuring chiropractors meet professional standards and adhere to legal and ethical guidelines. They also handle complaints, disciplinary actions, and investigations related to professional conduct. Overall, they serve as guardians of quality and safety within the chiropractic profession.