They took it all the way to the state Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court. It was upheld, and this is the first year that every policy includes chiropractic. We're working on that other part so that everybody could participate. For doctors like me who are established, it's not an issue. For the guys coming out of school, when the slots are filled, they're out.
Insurance companies are no longer able to handpick a doctor.
In other words, if they give an opinion in the patient's favor, they won't get fired. Chiropractors are now able to provide care to injured workers, in addition to being included on review panels. Campbell is one of only a handful of chiropractors around the country who have run for, and been elected to, office. For the most part, D.C.s are a highly independent breed who have shunned the political limelight in favor of taking care of their patients and minding their own business. And we educate them along the way and change their point of view.