chiropractic board; complaints; training; authority.

HB 2227 amends Arizona's chiropractic licensing laws to clarify definitions and establish standards for professional conduct. It requires chiropractors to maintain detailed patient records - including health history, treatment plans, and examination findings - for at least six years and to provide these records within ten business days of a written request. The bill prohibits unprofessional actions like failing to disclose financial interests in referral facilities, making false statements to patients or insurers, or misrepresenting certifications. These requirements directly affect licensed chiropractors and their practices in Arizona.