The ICS was instrumental in last year’s legislation that clarified the definition of "chiropractic physician.” The definition now expressly authorizes doctors of chiropractic to provide advice regarding the use of non-prescription products (also called "over-the-counter” drugs or "OTCs”) and to administer atmospheric oxygen.
This clarification of scope has given rise to questions about the role of over-the-counter drugs and dietary supplements in chiropractic practice. The regulatory schemes are different for each of these products, so it is important to be aware of the distinctions before integrating the products into your patients’ health care regimens.
Keep reading with an ICS membership
This in-depth guidance is reserved for ICS members. Join the Illinois Chiropractic Society for full access to every article, CEU, compliance tool, and advocacy update.
