Business Details
Arkansas Chiropractic Advocates & Educators
The Rosa Chiropractic stands as a unified force dedicated to advancing chiropractic care in Arkansas. Our organization champions healthcare choice for residents while safeguarding the professional rights of chiropractors to deliver high-quality, drug-free, and surgery-free treatments. Through comprehensive public education initiatives, we highlight the benefits and safety of chiropractic practices, emphasizing subluxation-based methodologies. We conduct rigorous continuing education seminars covering diverse topics from radiology to research, ensuring practitioners stay at the forefront of their field. Our legislative advocacy, led by a full-time lobbyist, has driven critical policy changes like the 2018 Medicaid reform eliminating mandatory medical referrals for chiropractic services.We support both new and seasoned professionals through mentorship programs and reduced membership dues for early-career practitioners. Our governance model prioritizes democratic processes and leadership rotation, ensuring member voices shape our direction. With a dedicated team managing operations and communications, we maintain transparency and integrity in all our endeavors. Our commitment extends to fostering collaboration between chiropractors and the public, ensuring accessible care across the state. Through these efforts, we uphold the chiropractic profession's dignity while addressing evolving healthcare challenges.
Services
Chiropractic Advocacy
Continuing Education
Legislative Lobbying
Public Education
Professional Networking
Highlights and features
- We advocate for chiropractic rights through full-time legislative lobbying
- Our continuing education seminars cover cutting-edge chiropractic research and techniques
- We pioneered the 2018 Medicaid law change eliminating medical referral requirements
- Our mentorship program supports new chiropractors in establishing successful practices
- We maintain democratic governance with regular leadership rotation for member representation
What people say
Strong advocacy
Quality education
Legislative success
Member support
Professional network
Services
Chiropractic Advocacy
We provide full-time legislative lobbying to protect and expand chiropractic practice rights in Arkansas. Our team works directly with policymakers to remove barriers to care and ensure fair treatment for chiropractors. This includes monitoring legislation, drafting policy proposals, and organizing member advocacy efforts.
Continuing Education
Our continuing education programs deliver advanced training in subluxation-based techniques and emerging chiropractic research. We offer live seminars and online courses through partnerships, covering radiology, diagnostics, and specialized treatment methodologies to maintain professional excellence.
Mentorship Program
New chiropractors receive personalized guidance from experienced practitioners through our structured mentorship initiative. This includes business development strategies, clinical best practices, and integration into the Arkansas chiropractic community to ensure successful practice establishment.
Public Education
We conduct outreach programs to inform Arkansans about chiropractic benefits and safety. Our initiatives explain subluxation theory, treatment options, and the profession's drug-free approach to musculoskeletal health through workshops and informational materials.
Professional Networking
Our organization facilitates collaboration through district meetings and statewide conferences. Members access peer support networks, share clinical insights, and participate in collective problem-solving for practice management challenges across Arkansas.
People
Steve Goode
Legislative Director
Our full-time lobbyist with decades of experience navigating Arkansas legislative processes to advance chiropractic interests and protect professional rights.
Katelyn Holt
District 1 Director
Practicing chiropractor serving Batesville, Arkansas, with 15 years of clinical experience and active involvement in local healthcare policy development.
Tyler Hicks
District 2 Director
Chiropractic practice owner in Little Rock focused on sports injury rehabilitation and workplace wellness programs for central Arkansas businesses.
Brandon Munson
District 3 Director
Northwest Arkansas chiropractor specializing in family care and pediatric adjustments with particular expertise in treating athletic populations.
Mellorya Bullard
District 4 Director
Rural practice owner in Star City committed to expanding chiropractic access in underserved southern Arkansas communities through outreach initiatives.
Questions
What services does ACPA provide for chiropractors?
We offer legislative advocacy, continuing education seminars, mentorship programs, and professional networking opportunities for Arkansas chiropractors.
How does ACPA support new chiropractors?
We provide reduced membership dues for first and second-year practitioners and connect them with experienced mentors through our structured mentorship program.
What legislative achievements has ACPA accomplished?
Our key achievement includes the 2018 Medicaid law change eliminating mandatory medical referrals for chiropractic services in Arkansas.
Does ACPA offer continuing education credits?
Yes, we conduct high-quality continuing education seminars and partner with ChiroCredit for online courses meeting Arkansas licensing requirements.
How can patients find Arkansas chiropractors?
Our website features a directory to help patients locate licensed chiropractors across Arkansas through our member listings.
