Chiropractic practices are required to conform to a range of accessibility items to meet federal ADA standards — not just in physical space, but also in how practices communicate, document, train staff, and plan for accommodations. This includes items such as having clear written policies for service animal admittance or establishing documentation that outlines how architectural and digital barriers are addressed.
This article is part of the Illinois Chiropractic Society’s monthly effort to help doctors reduce compliance risk and protect their practices. This requirement is tracked in Statusfi, the free compliance dashboard for ICS members at my.statusfidashboard.com.
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