FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Does this project deal with politics?
Yes and no. This project aligns the politics of our profession, so it is, in itself, apolitical. We help align all national and state political efforts, including resources, to maximize and improve the outcomes that will benefit the profession.
Does this project represent the whole profession of chiropractic?
Yes, this project is apolitical and represents all techniques, schools, states, and chiropractors.
Is this project interested in compensation for chiropractic services at parity with other medical professionals?
Yes, only through professional alignment do we have the resources to accomplish much higher pay rates for our providers.
Can chiropractors support the Chiropractic Future Strategic Plan financially?
Yes, we ask chiropractors to donate the average chiropractic adjustment cost in their practice monthly to support the plan’s initiatives. You can easily set up an auto-debit by clicking the Donate button at the top of the screen.
Does this project seek to increase chiropractic market share in the healthcare market?
Yes, this project is designed to increase our market share dramatically. To date, we are just 3% of the market share after all of the efforts of the past and all of our pioneers’ heroic efforts. Some may ask why because our profession has never stood as one body. It has always been separate parts, never acting as a whole, until now.
Does this project replace our state and national organizations?
No, this project is designed to align our efforts and achieve real market results.
What is the purpose of the project?
To unify the profession and become the most organized and effective healthcare organization in the United States today. This means getting better access to chiropractic care in both the general healthcare market and the spinal injury market. It also means getting better reimbursement on par with the cost savings of utilizing our profession and better government relations that have the government providing us with better access for improved outcomes.