Legislative Committee - New York State Chiropractic Association

Virtual Credit Card Law Goes into Effect on June 17

by Legislative Committee | May 30, 2026 | Insurance Updates, Legislative Updates, Members Only

One of NYSCA’s main legislation priorities last year was the virtual credit card bill, which was sponsored by Assemblymember Alex Bores and Senator Jeremy Cooney, A3986-A/S2105-A. What the Law Requires The bill requires that any insurer that uses a credit card,...

Virtual Credit Card Bill Signed by NYS Governor!

by Legislative Committee | Dec 22, 2025 | Legislative Updates, Public

The NYSCA Legislative Committee is pleased to share an update regarding one of NYSCA’s 2025 legislative priorities – the “virtual credit card bill”. Sponsored by Assemblymember Alex Bores and Senator Jeremy Cooney, A3986-A/S2105-A requires any insurer that uses...

NYS Senate and Assembly Pass Virtual Credit Card Bill

by Legislative Committee | Jun 12, 2025 | Legislative Updates, Public

Today’s Big, Breaking News: Senate and Assembly Pass Insurance Payment Bill That Improves Provider Choice! More breaking news from Albany, where they’re heading into the homestretch of the 2025 regular legislative session. Both the Senate and Assembly have passed...

Scope Bill Passes Senate! Focus Now on Assembly as End of Session Draws Near

by Legislative Committee | Jun 10, 2025 | Legislative Updates, Public, Scope of Practice

Big, Breaking News! NYSCA’s #1 legislative priority – a long overdue update to the chiropractic scope of practice – cleared the NYS Senate late this afternoon by an overwhelming majority vote. The focus of NYSCA’s lobbying efforts now shifts to the...

Affirmation of a Health Care Practitioner Bill Signed Into NYS Law

by Legislative Committee | Nov 17, 2023 | Legislative Updates, NYSCA News, Public

The NYSCA Legislative Committee is pleased to share a legislative update regarding the passage of a bill (S2997/A6065) that will create a level playing field for all health care providers who are assisting a patient in a lawsuit. Chapter 585 of the Laws of 2023 amend...