Once banned for being misleading, patient testimonials in physician ads are now allowed under the Medical Practice Act, if truthful. False cures, guarantees, or unverifiable praise remain strictly prohibited. Read the article to learn more!
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The use of specialty and certification acronyms with your name is considered advertising under the Medical Practice Act. Read more to learn how and when you may promote these credentials compliantly.
Read MoreAre you listing your employees correctly on your website, in your office, in your social media ads, and in your print ads?
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The IDFPR’s attempt to restrict “physical therapy” advertising, which could have affected chiropractic practices, was ultimately removed following legal arguments, ensuring advertising rights for ICS members. Discover more in the article!
Read MoreIt is important to review your website regularly to ensure compliance with marketing and advertising laws. This simple check will help ensure compliance with Illinois law and maintain consistency throughout your website. Watch the video to learn more!
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