Action dates range from 1954 to current, most within the last 10 years. The FCLB staff maintains the data regularly by thorough data entry and a careful staff proofing process to assure users that correct data has been entered as reported by chiropractic licensing boards. In a sense, it is assuring that your health care organization or agency has researched all available sources of information to effectively make an informed decision on the applicant chiropractor. Chiropractic boards have different requirements for education, scope of practice, continuing education requirements, etc. Therefore, it is important to review the criteria for the jurisdictions where the chiropractor is licensed.
Many chiropractors hold licenses in different jurisdictions.
FCLB has created an unofficial reference table of NCQA Standards to assist with chiropractic credentialing. Your organization does not want to jeopardize the health and safety of patients. It is always best to check CIN-BAD's interjurisdictional databases as well as call the licensing board. The FCLB is working diligently to have public access available early in 2001. You may print out a query form in PDF format.