State Associations

The Kentucky Chiropractic Association (KCA) is one of the most unique healthcare organizations in Kentucky. ​T​he KCA interacts with statewide ​chiropractic care providers and other state associations to provide valuable and cost efficient health care.

The Maryland Chiropractic Association (MCA) is a professional organization dedicated to elevating the chiropractic profession by educating the public and advancing chiropractic care for the citizens of Maryland. Founded in 1928, members of MCA are dedicated to excellence in chiropractic techniques and procedures. Because of our emphasis on continued education and training, our members are leaders in chiropractic procedures.

The Unified Virginia Chiropractic ​Association is a professional service organization that is committed to representing, protecting and advancing the Virginia Doctors of Chiropractic and their patients. They are dedicated to serving its members.

​The Massachusetts Chiropractic Society, Inc. is the only statewide, non-profit membership service organization representing the chiropractic profession in ​the state. The​ir principal function is to maintain the standards in education, ethics, and professional competency necessary to meet the requirements of the profession​. ​The Society is dedicated to assisting the doctor of chiropractic in achieving, maintaining, and delivering the highest standard of ​care.

​​The mission of the California Chiropractic Association (CCA) is positioning doctors of chiropractic to improve the quality of life of all Californians, such that all Californians have a chiropractic doctor on their health care team.

​The Ohio Chiropractic Association (OSCA) seeks to promote the science, philosophy and art of the chiropractic profession. They hope to educate the general public and policymakers on the importance of chiropractic in reaching one’s full potential.

​​The Texas Chiropractic Association (TCA) is the essential voice for chiropractic in Texas. It provides protection and state-wide advocacy for chiropractors. TCA ​has more than 1,600 members across the Lone Star State ​and is governed by an elected, voting board of directors.

Based in Madison, Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association (WCA) seeks to lead, enhance and protect the chiropractic profession in their state. They work to education, advocate and promote chiropractic so DCs can better themselves and their patients.

​Founded in 1917, the Colorado Chiropractic Association was formed​as a professional association representing Colorado doctors of chiropractic. The CCA has since set the pace in the area of self-regulation by initiating regulatory legislation, working to enforce the highest professional and ethical chiropractic practice standards. They also keep their ​members informed regarding important research and innovative chiropractic techniques.

​Since 1931, hundreds of new DCs ​come to Florida ​every year and ​build the largest active ​chiropractic state association in the U.S. Every year, they add new accomplishments to improve access to chiropractic services by Floridians. The Florida Chiropractic Association (FCA) advocates the position that chiropractic is a distinct and separate healing science.