Recent activity at Alabama State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Jun 5, 2026·Board meeting
Alabama State Board of Chiropractic Examiners Regular Meeting
The board discussed and addressed several operational and regulatory items, including the adoption of the financial report, approval of an internet router upgrade, and the contracting of a new lawncare service. Regulatory discussions included proposing an amendment to chiropractic record-handling rules, addressing restrictions on purchasing injectable nutrients, and reviewing advisory opinion requests. The board adopted consent orders for several licensees and closed multiple complaints. Additionally, the board approved a contract renewal for the board attorney, updates to various application forms, a pay increase for the executive director, and travel for board members to professional meetings. The meeting also included reports on legislative activities and professional conference attendance, and the board noted its recognition as Board of the Year.
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Alabama State Board Of Chiropractic Examiners Regular Meeting
The board conducted a regular meeting covering several operational and regulatory items. Key discussions included facility maintenance, specifically the approval of insulation and solar fan installation in the attic, and the purchase of office furniture. The board reviewed and adopted various financial and legal reports, including multiple consent orders for disciplinary matters. Additionally, the board addressed travel authorizations for members to attend examination and test development meetings, adopted a statement regarding live Alabama law continuing education requirements, and discussed potential rule amendments related to active patient definitions and reinstatement protocols. Staffing matters, including a salary increase review for the Executive Director, were also discussed.
Jan 9, 2026·Board meeting
Alabama State Board Of Chiropractic Examiners Regular Meeting
The board discussed proposed amendments to administrative rules regarding license renewal and human trafficking education, as well as oversight procedures for clinic applications. Financial reports and agency budget requests for 2027 were adopted. Legal matters, including complaint closures and a consent order for an extern program application, were reviewed. The board conducted elections for officer positions, reappointed the Preceptor Director, and approved various travel authorizations for upcoming committee and educational events. Additionally, updates to the Continuity of Operation Plan and Board Member Handbook were adopted, and staffing decisions were authorized.
Oct 16, 2025·Board meeting
Alabama State Board Of Chiropractic Examiners Regular Meeting
The consolidated meeting minutes cover several days of proceedings. Key discussions included the adoption of the Financial Report and the denial of a seminar application from Parker University for the "ABCA National Convention 2025." The Board discussed correspondence regarding DCs advertising "Board Certified" status without proper training and reviewed the schedule for the 2026 Legislative Session. A significant action was the decision to introduce a bill to remove the bachelor's degree requirement from the Code and Rules, which passed despite some dissenting votes. Several complaints were closed due to a finding of no probable cause, and one resulted in a cease-and-desist letter. During subsequent sessions, the Board proposed amendments to administrative rules regarding the Executive Director's address and license renewal, approved a seminar application, and adopted a new Fee Schedule. The Board qualified candidates for District 2 and 3 elections and disqualified others based on established criteria. Discussions also addressed the non-recognition of forceful neck traction methods like "Ring dinger" and the need for oversight on clinic applications, which was tabled until the January meeting. The Board also tabled discussion on rules regarding Injectable Nutrients until January 2026 and approved a one-time special merit bonus for the Executive Director. Finally, two attendees of the October 17 meeting were granted Alabama Law credit for license renewal.
