Arizona HB2227 amends chiropractic practice regulations, including licensing, complaint handling, and disciplinary actions.
Arizona HB2227 revises the state's chiropractic practice regulations, focusing on licensing requirements, complaint investigations, and disciplinary actions. The bill mandates that applicants for chiropractic licensure must graduate from an accredited chiropractic college, pass a national board examination, and meet specific mental and physical competency standards. It outlines procedures for handling complaints against licensed chiropractors, including investigations, formal hearings, and potential disciplinary actions such as fines, suspension, or revocation of licenses.
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