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What Happens After the Legislative Session Ends?

by Staff Writer | Oct 19, 2026 | Legislative Updates, NYSCA News, Public

The New York State Legislature may have adjourned for the year, but NYSCA’s advocacy work continues. Between legislative sessions, there is strategy to refine, relationships to strengthen and groundwork to lay for the year ahead. Following the progress made on scope...

Action Required: Mandated Reporter Training Deadline November 17, 2026

by Staff Writer | Oct 14, 2026 | Compliance, Public

Please review your mandated reporter training records now. The deadline to complete the required updated training and submit documentation is November 17, 2026. This training is required under New York State law for chiropractors and other mandated reporters. The...

Tools and Guidance to Run Your Practice with Confidence

by Membership Committee | Oct 13, 2026 | NYSCA News, Public

Financial, Legal, and Business Resources for NYSCA Members Running a successful chiropractic practice requires more than clinical expertise. NYSCA members gain access to a variety of specialty services designed to support the business, financial, and legal aspects of...

Share Your Opinions. Support New York Chiropractic.

by Staff Writer | Oct 5, 2026 | NYSCA News, Public

Help support chiropractic in New York without spending a cent! Now through November 3, 2026, our HundredX campaign turns your feedback on brands and businesses into funding for chiropractic advocacy, education, and resources. Each quality opinion generates $1.60,...

Staying Connected to Evidence

by Staff Writer | Oct 5, 2026 | Clinical Compass, NYSCA News, Public

Keeping up with emerging research can be difficult alongside the everyday demands of practice. The September edition of NYSCA’s On the Agenda offers several ways to explore the evidence shaping chiropractic care and the profession. The Research Center highlights...

New Study Examines Cervical Artery Dissection Following Chiropractic Neck Care

by Clinical Practice and Research Committee | Sep 28, 2026 | Chiropractic in the News, Public, Research, Vascular Health & Research

A large study found no increased rate of cervical artery dissection after chiropractic cervical manipulation compared with an ibuprofen prescription among adults seeking care for new neck pain or headache. Published in Chiropractic & Manual Therapies in September...

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What Happens After the Legislative Session Ends?

Action Required: Mandated Reporter Training Deadline November 17, 2026

Tools and Guidance to Run Your Practice with Confidence

Share Your Opinions. Support New York Chiropractic.

Staying Connected to Evidence

New Study Examines Cervical Artery Dissection Following Chiropractic Neck Care

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