November 10, KCA Weekly Update

KCA Leadership Learns and Connects at ChiroCongress

Kansas Chiropractic Association leadership made the trip to Louisville for the ChiroCongress Convention, joining state leaders from across the country for a few days of connection and shared learning. Dr. Alvin Schwerdtfager (KCA President), Dr. Logan Null (KCA Vice President), Dr. Rebekah Cates (KCA Secretary & Treasurer), and Dr. Travis Oller (KCA Executive Director) spent their time trading ideas with fellow association leaders and bringing home fresh strategies to support Kansas doctors. We’re grateful for their commitment to strengthening the profession, both at home and nationally.


Would Your Billing Patterns Survive an AI-Powered Audit?

Your billing tells a story long before an auditor requests your records. In this article, Dr. Ray Foxworth explores how Medicare uses advanced analytics to spot unusual billing patterns—and why individualized documentation matters. Discover practical ways to review your claims, identify potential gaps, and prepare your practice before a records request arrives.


Add your voice to the profession!

The Chiropractic Engagement Study Surveys are open for input from the profession! The purpose of this study is to better understand the factors influencing Doctors of Chiropractic and student DCs in their decisions to engage or not engage with state or national chiropractic associations in the United States.

Survey closes November 22, 2026.


VA Chiropractic Claims are Getting a New Look

Some chiropractors treating Veterans through the VA Community Care Network are seeing CMT claims denied for a reason they may not have encountered before. The underlying billing rule isn’t new, but how it is being enforced appears to be changing.

Dr. Evan Gwilliam breaks down what is happening, which claims are being affected, and what chiropractic offices should review now to avoid preventable VA claim denials.
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Kansas State Board of Healing Arts October 2026 Report

The KSBHA Board Meeting Minutes, held October 9th, 2026, are now available. Read the latest on Kansas chiropractic board updates, including current licensing statistics and a welcome to 17 new DC licensees. Get an overview of the Kansas Naturopathic Doctors Association presentation on upcoming naturopathic legislation. Review Kansas CE requirements ahead of the December 31st renewal deadline, along with the distinction between exempt and inactive license types.
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Kansas Chiropractors Have a Duty to Report Infectious Diseases

Did you know Kansas chiropractors are required by law to report certain infectious diseases, including some cases that are only suspected? A recent member question involving a patient who tested positive for Campylobacter highlighted a reporting responsibility that many chiropractors may not be familiar with.

Our latest member article explains when you are required to report, which diseases require reporting within four or 24 hours, who to contact, and how to submit a report. We also address the special urgency of suspected measles cases and the legal protections available to chiropractors who report in good faith.
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District Events



KCA Connect is Now Available

The Kansas Chiropractic Association has launched KCA Connect, a free mobile app that gives KCA members direct access to association news, events, legislative updates, and member resources from their phones.

What’s in the app

KCA Connect brings together the information members use most — in one place, updated automatically from the KCA website.

  • News — the latest posts from kansaschiro.com, including member-only content
  • Events — upcoming conventions, CE seminars, and webinars with dates, pricing, and registration links
  • Governmental Affairs — legislative updates, KSBHA actions, and action alerts when member voices are needed at the Statehouse
  • Strategic Plan — KCA’s current mission, vision, values, and goals
  • KCA Leadership — the full Board of Directors with direct contact information
  • On Demand CE — access to the KCA on-demand course catalog

Turn on notifications

When you install the app, please enable push notifications. KCA will use them to reach you when it matters most — legislative action alerts when chiropractors need to contact their legislators, event announcements, registration deadlines, and other time-sensitive updates from the association.

If you miss the prompt when you first open the app, you can turn notifications on manually: go to your phone’s Settings, find KCA Connect, and enable notifications there.

How to download it

iPhone:

  1. Open the App Store
  2. Search for KCA Connect
  3. Tap Get to install

Android:

  1. Open the Google Play Store
  2. Search for KCA Connect
  3. Tap Install

The app is free and available to anyone. No login is required.


KCA Text Alerts Sign Up

Stay Connected with KCA – Now by Text!

The Kansas Chiropractic Association is excited to announce a new way to keep you informed and connected: KCA Text Alerts.

With this service, you’ll receive timely links to our weekly updates, along with important information relevant to your practice. Whether it’s news about compliance, upcoming events, or resources to help you serve your patients, you’ll have KCA updates right at your fingertips.

We know your time is valuable, so we promise not to overwhelm you with messages. Text alerts will only be sent when there is important information to share.

How to Sign Up
Members who wish to receive KCA Text Alerts can enroll quickly and securely HERE.

Stay in the know. Stay connected. Stay ahead with KCA.

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