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Chiropractic advertising rules exist in every state. Your website is advertising.

Scope of practice claims, credential display, and treatment outcome language are all regulated for chiropractic websites.

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What regulators look for on chiropractic websites

Health claims beyond chiropractic scope of practice

Missing DC license number

X-ray and diagnostic service claims without proper certification

Testimonials with outcome guarantees

Who regulates chiropractic websites

State Chiropractic Boards

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

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Common questions about chiropractic websites

What can chiropractors claim on their website?

You can describe chiropractic care within your state scope of practice. Avoid claims about curing diseases or conditions outside chiropractic scope. State boards actively monitor websites for scope of practice violations.

Do I need my DC license on my chiropractic website?

Most state chiropractic boards require license display on advertising materials. Your website should include your DC license number, the issuing state, and any board certifications you hold.

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