The regulations don't have to be fully complied with until the year 2003, and there's been little information so far from the federal Department of Health and Human Services, leaving many health workers wondering just what the rules will mean. Held at the Brownstone in Paterson, dozens of Chiropractic Physicians and legislators gathered to meet, discuss the issues, and socialize. Accompanied by a delicious spread of food and beverages, all attending enjoyed themselves. Special thanks to NJCS lobbiest, Dr. Lou Rogers and Capitol Consulting Associates for organizing the event. Chiropractors successfully care for common types of chronic pain, but a new online survey shows that fewer people with such pain turn to them than to general practitioners.
Chiropractors treat most types of chronic pain that visitors reported.
Millions of South Carolina HMO subscribers soon won't need a referral to see a chiropractor.