US Veterans Administration Begins to Offer Chiropractic
The June 25th, 2004 PRNewswire reports that the US Secretary of Veterans Affairs (VA), Anthony J. Principi, announced that as of the…
US Supreme Court Opens Networks For Chiropractic
On April 2, 2002 the US Supreme Court ruled unanimously to uphold a Kentucky law known as an “Any Willing Provider Law”.…
US Military to Get Chiropractic
An Associated Press story of Nov. 26, 2000, reports on legislation passed by the US Congress that mandates that chiropractic care be…
US Military and Veterans to Receive Benefits for Chiropractic Care
In a recently passed bill, the US House and Senate agreed on language that sets up open access to chiropractic care in…
US Medicare System Expands Chiropractic Coverage
News of a pilot program to expand chiropractic coverage in Medicare was reported in the April 7, 2005 issue of the Senior…
US Government Agency Sued By Chiropractic Group
Since 1998 the American Chiropractic Association has been involved in a lawsuit against the US Department of Health and Human Services, (HHS)…
U.S. House of Representatives Passes Bill to Provide Chiropractic to U.S. Military Veteran
This legislative initiative was the product of many years of discussion, negotiations and education and came only after numerous attempts by the…
US Congressional Committee Slams Medicare for Harassment and Targeting of Chiropractors
For the past several years Medicare administrators have made doctors of chiropractic and their patients a target for selective enforcement and regulatory…
United State Department of Defense Report on Chiropractic Shows Benefits
A report of the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) on the Chiropractic Health Care Demonstration Project was finalized by DOD consultants Birch…
Two Chiropractors Named to U.S. Olympic Team Medical Staff
A story in the July 2004 issue of Chiropractic Economics magazine reported on a July 6, 2004 press release from the U.S.…
