Chiropractic Medicare Modernization Act
Last week, I discussed the importance of being legislatively active for our profession and patients.
A group of dedicated KCA volunteers closed their offices for several days to travel to Washington, DC, to advocate for you and your patients.
Drs. Brian Asbury, Jessica Loveless, Brett Counselman, and Logan Null took time out of their busy practices to lobby Kansas’s federal elected officials on the Chiropractic Medicare Coverage Modernization Act (S. 106 and H.R. 539.)
The Chiropractic Medicare Modernization Act would establish payment parity and allow doctors of chiropractic to be reimbursed by Medicare for the full scope of their allowed services. It will remove significant financial barriers to seniors looking to receive chiropractic care.
If you happen to see one of these dedicated doctors, please thank them for their effort for chiropractic and chiropractic patients.
Happy Birthday, Kansas and KCA!
We are thrilled to announce that the Kansas Chiropractic Association (KCA) is celebrating its 114th birthday on January 29, 2025!
Since 1911, the KCA has been a leading advocate for chiropractic care in Kansas, representing chiropractors and promoting the benefits of chiropractic to the public.
A Legacy of Dedication
The KCA has a rich history of serving its members and the citizens of Kansas. Founded in 1911, the KCA has been a champion for the chiropractic profession, working to ensure that chiropractors have the education, training, and resources they need to provide quality care to their patients.
A Commitment to the Future
The KCA is committed to continuing its legacy of service in the years to come. We will continue to advocate for chiropractic care, educate the public about the benefits of chiropractic, and support our members in providing the highest quality care to their patients.
Join Us in Celebrating
We invite all Kansans to join us in celebrating the 114th birthday of the KCA. We are proud of our history of service and look forward to continuing to serve the chiropractic profession and the citizens of Kansas for many years to come.
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