Over the past couple of weeks we have provided information on the Americans with Disabilities Act and what is required in the chiropractic office. This week we are covering the enforcement mechanisms that are in place to ensure compliance with the act. Watch the video to learn more!
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The Illinois Chiropractic Society takes several calls a day from doctors about COVID-19 exposures in their office. The typical situation is that a patient comes in, is screened (negative) and is asymptomatic, then later tests positive. In order to give timely information to doctors who may have questions about these situations, we have outlined the current CDC guidelines for when patients inform a doctor that they (the patients) have tested positive after being in the office.
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The ICS has been carefully monitoring CDC and other information on the COVID-19 (coronavirus 2019). Although the ICS is not and cannot be a primary source on this subject, we want to make our members aware of relevant information that has been published by the CDC. The spread of this virus has particular implications for physician offices, as both health care providers and as employers.
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A new study that was released at the end of October is leading to several changes in guidelines related to face coverings and facemasks. These guideline changes are primarily for the public, but they also can be applied to the chiropractic office setting.
Read MoreAs physicians, it is your responsibility to make sure that you have good communication with your patients. This week we discuss the required auxiliary aids under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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