
What bills passed in the last legislative session, and how you can help now for next year
We introduced a bill in the 2023 legislative session to require health care insurers to provide cost-of-living increases. It included all health care providers who are not employed by a hospital or an affiliate of a hospital and would require annual reimbursement increases based on the consumer price index. It’s important to remember that nearly every bill introduced in the legislature requires more than one year to pass. Two or

What bills passed in the last legislative session, and how you can help now for next year
We introduced a bill in the 2023 legislative session to require health care insurers to provide cost-of-living increases. It included all health care providers who are not employed by a hospital or an affiliate of a hospital and would require annual reimbursement increases based on the consumer price index. It’s important to remember that nearly every bill introduced in the legislature requires more than one year to pass. Two or
Make your appointments with legislators now
We need your help in executing our 2023 chiropractic legislative agenda. Probably the two most important of our six goals this legislative session – which begins Jan. 9 – is number one, an attempt to
Help pass our 2023 Chiropractic Legislative Agenda
It’s not complicated: If we’re not at the table, we’ll be on the menu. We have an aggressive legislative agenda and other challenging policy and administrative issues that require the help of our legislative friends
Donate to the Trust and keep the chiropractic profession strong
The need is urgent and the time is now for Washington state chiropractors to donate to the Washington State Chiropractic Trust. The success of the Washington State Chiropractic Association, the Trust and ultimately the Washington state
50 years of legislative battles creating and protecting patient access to chiropractic
Fighting to ensure that our patients can access chiropractic care is a core value of the Washington State Chiropractic Trust, and it’s an ongoing effort to educate legislators about the good work that we do