Bill > HF2292

This bill clarifies and updates several provisions related to chiropractic practice in Minnesota. It explicitly allows chiropractors to provide telemedicine services, expands the Board of Chiropractic Examiners' disciplinary authority to include violations of executive orders during emergencies, and comprehensively reorganizes the sections related to animal chiropractic practice. The bill creates a new, detailed registration process for chiropractors who want to practice animal chiropractic, including specific education and training requirements (at least 210 hours of specialized coursework), continuing education mandates, and practice guidelines. Chiropractors practicing animal chiropractic must now be referred by a veterinarian and maintain separate treatment spaces and equipment when treating both animals and humans. The bill also adds a new ground for disciplinary action, specifically violating governor-issued emergency orders, and updates various technical references throughout the chiropractic licensing statutes. Notably, the bill repeals several existing subdivisions related to animal chiropractic and consolidates the regulations into a more comprehensive and structured framework.

Government Affairs, Health and Social Services

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=House&f=HF2292&ssn=0&y=2025