Welcome to the New kansaschiro.com
We’re excited to share that kansaschiro.com has been completely rebuilt and is live now. The address is the same, but nearly everything behind it is new — the layout, the navigation, the member resources, and the way the site works on your phone.
The old site had grown over many years into something that was hard to navigate and harder to keep current. We started over with one goal: make it easy for a Kansas chiropractor to find what they need in a few clicks.
Here’s what’s worth a look.
Navigation built around what KCA does. The menu now follows our mission: Community, Advocacy, Resources, and Education, with News promoted to its own spot at the top. The old catch-all “Resources” menu is gone. Sign In and Join are now live in a bar at the very top of every page, so they’re always one click away no matter where you are.
Find Your Legislator. On the Governmental Affairs page, enter your practice or home address and the site will show you exactly who represents you — state and federal. No more hunting through legislative directories.
An Action Center that does the writing for you. When KCA issues a call to action, the Action Center now pairs it with that same address lookup and generates a ready-to-send email for each of your legislators, already addressed and filled in. Advocacy that used to take twenty minutes now takes two.
A real CE catalog. Browse CE Courses lists the full KCA course catalog, kept in sync automatically, with live events listed first.
Governance documents, in one members-only place. The new Governance page brings together the KCA Bylaws, the Policies and Procedures manual, and approved Board meeting minutes; all expandable by section with a search box, instead of buried in PDFs.
An expanded FAQ, including a new Legal FAQ. The FAQ page is now click-to-expand by topic, and we’ve added roughly 30 new questions and answers on scope of practice, patient records, advertising, billing, professional conduct, and mandatory reporting; each one cited to the KSBHA Practice Handbook and Kansas statute.
More of the association, visible. Districts and Committees now have their own pages with current officers and contacts.
Better on a phone, and easier to use for everyone. The site was rebuilt to meet modern accessibility standards: readable text, real headings, working screen-reader navigation, and touch targets sized for actual thumbs. If you’ve ever tried to pull up KCA information between patients, this is the difference you’ll notice most.
The website and the KCA Connect app now share the same information. Board rosters, corporate members, events, and legislative updates are entered once and appear in both places. What you see in the app and what you see on the site will no longer drift apart.
Take a look
Visit kansaschiro.com and spend a few minutes clicking around, especially the Resources and Advocacy sections, where most of the member tools live. If you use the members-only pages, sign in first so everything is visible to you.
We’ll keep improving the site in the months ahead, and your feedback shapes what comes next. If something looks wrong, a link doesn’t work, or there’s information you expected to find and couldn’t, please let us know at travis@kansaschiro.com.
Thank you for being a member. This site is for you, and we hope it shows.
While you’re there: the 2026 Fall Convention
One of the first things we built on the new site is a home for our biggest event of the year. kansaschiro.com/fall has everything for the 2026 KCA Fall Convention on one page: the full two-day agenda, faculty, pricing, and the venue and hotel details.
September 25–26, 2026 · Hughes Metropolitan Complex · Wichita, Kansas
Two days earn you 20 hours of Category I CE,16 in person, plus a 4-hour online CE credit included with your registration. Dr. James Demetrious, DC leads Friday with a full-day Clinical Excellence Update covering diagnosis, orthopedics, and clinical decision-making, sponsored by NCMIC. On Saturday, Dr. Steven Gould presents on MSK Ultrasound, and Dr. Taylor Premer presents Game-Time Decisions: Modern Management of Acute Athletic Injuries. The KCA Annual Meeting and Awards, along with lunch, are Saturday at noon, and because the sessions and the exhibit hall share a room, the breaks give you real time with the exhibitors.
Registration is included with KCA Plus membership, $325 for KCA members, free for student members, and $425 for non-members. A block of rooms is being held at the Aloft Wichita, a few minutes from the venue; book through the KCA link on the page for the group rate.
See the full agenda and register at kansaschiro.com/fall — and sign in with your KCA account so your member rate applies automatically at checkout.