KCA Annual Meeting · Bylaws 2026 Proposed Bylaws Changes These changes were approved by the KCA Board of Directors on July 25, 2026, and will be voted on by the KCA General Membership at the KCA Annual Meeting on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at the Hughes Metropolitan Complex, Wichita, KS. Date & Time Saturday, September 26, 2026 Location Hughes Metropolitan…
The KCA Southeast District is holding an evening of free continuing education on Thursday, August 6, 2026, at Riggs Chiropractic in Pittsburg, Kansas. This event includes 2 FREE hours of CE presented by Dr. Travis Oller, DC, Executive Director of the Kansas Chiropractic Association. Course Schedule Whether you’re looking to better understand how artificial intelligence can help your practice navigate…
Chiropractors across Kansas are increasingly being targeted with ads promoting “turnkey” peptide programs, marketed as fully compliant, simple to implement, and a new revenue stream. It raises an obvious question: can chiropractors in Kansas actually use peptides with their patients? The answer isn’t a simple yes or no — it depends entirely on what you mean by “peptides” and how they’re being used.
Join the KCA KC Metro District for a hands-on clinical seminar focused on the evaluation and treatment of the upper cervical spine. In this 4-hour Category 1 continuing education program, Dr. Logan Null will review the anatomy, biomechanics, and clinical significance of the upper cervical region, along with practical assessment and adjusting procedures that can […]
5 Things Every Chiropractic Office Needs in Its AI Use Policy Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday chiropractic practice. Doctors and staff use AI to draft emails, create patient education materials, summarize documents, assist with marketing, research clinical questions, improve documentation, and handle administrative tasks. Increasingly, AI is also being built directly into…
Earlier this year, KCA’s Medicare Committee submitted a set of questions to CMS about chiropractors treating patients enrolled in Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans when the provider isn’t in that plan’s network. We finally got an official, written answer — and it settles several questions members ask us regularly about billing, disclosure, and whether an insurer can force you into its network.
“There but for the grace of God goes John Bradford” — a phrase every doctor should sit with. When a patient walks into your office, they have a right to expect a certain level of care: the Standard of Care. This article breaks down what that legal and clinical concept actually means for doctors of chiropractic in Kansas — the real breaches that trigger it, and the consequences, from malpractice liability to licensure action, that follow when it isn’t met.