The Illinois Chiropractic Society recently launched our patient centered public awareness initiative – HealthierIllinois.com. The campaign is designed to reach out to patients, other providers, and health care systems and plans in order to develop awareness around our Natural First approach.
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Both State and federal law regulate issues of hiring, firing and required work accommodations for workers who are pregnant.
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The ICS recently learned that the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) had changed the terminology on Doctor of Chiropractic licenses from “Licensed Chiropractic Physician” to “Licensed Chiropractor.” This language was not consistent with your status as a physician under the Medical Practice Act and many other laws and regulations. The ICS contacted the IDFPR upon learning of the change, and we have been successful in getting it rectified.
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Great news! Illinois Chiropractic Society is pleased to introduce a new ICS member benefit – complimentary membership to the FOUNDATION FOR CHIROPRACTIC PROGRESS (F4CP).
Read MoreThere is a new deadline that just passed for insurers – beginning on July 1, 2022, insurers are now required to provide price transparency publicly via a machine-readable format file that shows fees that have been negotiated. Watch the video to learn more!
Read MoreDiscover the easiest way to access a comprehensive transcript of all the courses you’ve taken. With just a few simple steps, you can unveil your entire educational journey. Watch the video to learn more!
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A PLLC is created by filing Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State. There is one form for all LLCs, with specific instructions.
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“Dietetic and nutrition services” means the integration and application of food science and nutrition to individuals and groups. A chiropractic physician may provide dietetic and nutrition services, which includes nutrition counseling, assessment, and therapy. A chiropractic physician may also provide a medically prescribed diet (a diet in which nutrient levels need to be monitored, altered, or both, for an individual whose health is impaired by disease, injury or surgery), for any individuals other than residents of nursing homes.
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