Relates to modernizing the chiropractic scope of practice; repealer

The definition of chiropractic practice was rewritten to explicitly include the correction of subluxations and the treatment of soft tissue or neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction.

The description of permitted procedures was updated to clarify the use of ionizing and non-ionizing imaging methods and to streamline the list of manual and mechanical therapies.

Chiropractors are now explicitly authorized to use diagnostic clinical laboratory methods specifically for assessing nutritional or metabolic factors that impact skeletal health.

The list of prohibited activities was adjusted to remove redundant phrasing regarding chemical or biological methods, focusing the restrictions on infectious diseases, surgery, and drug prescription.

The definition of chiropractic practice was updated to explicitly include the examination and treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions, structural imbalances, and the restoration of health.

New provisions allow chiropractors to provide consultation, advice, and counseling regarding wellness and health optimization using any means of communication.

The list of permitted procedures was expanded to include additional diagnostic imaging methods using both ionizing and non-ionizing sources.

The list of prohibited treatments was updated to explicitly ban the use of electrical devices unless they are approved by the board.