IDAHO ASSOCIATION OF CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS

The Idaho Association of Chiropractic Physicians (IACP) is a professional, not-for-profit association comprised of individual members with varying philosophies. The IACP is led by Board members elected by their peers within geographic areas of the state. Its primary function is the protection and welfare of its individual members, regardless of philosophy, as well as the education of the public concerning the chiropractic profession. The IACP is the only professional chiropractic association currently active in Idaho. As such, we are the only state level collective voice for the profession.

WHAT DOES THE ASSOCIATION DO FOR IDAHO CHIROPRACTORS?

The elected Board of Directors and other members of the association volunteer time and expertise to monitor legislative activity in the state that could effect your right to practice chiropractic. With the aid of a lobbyist, the IACP is the only active organization in Idaho to promote pro-chiropractic legislation while preventing harmful legislation from advancing.

The IACP offers free District meetings where we keep our members up-to-date on legislative and insurance issues, better enabling the practicing chiropractor to focus on their practice and not have to keep up on the minute details of the evolving insurance and legal arenas. We often provide Continuing Education credits for our member doctors free of charge at these meetings.

The IACP serves as a resource of information for its members, helping to educate its doctors regarding topics such as insurance billing, payment plan legalities, cash plan legalities, record-keeping, and more. Advice is only a call away.

WHERE DOES THE IACP GET MONEY TO DEFEND CHIROPRACTIC?