Latest Updates
Chiropractic Pediatrics Seminar – March 2021
The New Hampshire Chiropractic Association, along with the ACA Pediatrics Council, is pleased to announce our first professional development opportunity of 2021. The NHCA and Pediatrics Council collaborate to bring you a chiropractic pediatrics seminar line-up you...
COVID-19 Vaccine Now Available for Chiropractors and Staff
Chiropractors in NH may now schedule their vaccination at will. This also includes chiropractic assistants and administrative staff with regular patient contact, such as at the front desk. Unless you are affiliated with a hospital, you will need to schedule your...
COVID-19 Vaccine Available to Health Workers in January
New Hampshire DHHS Phase 1a vaccine allocation strategy includes (1) health workers with direct human contact, (2) older adults in residential care settings, and (3) emergency first responders. Since chiropractors work in direct patient contact, DHHS has allocated...
Chiropractic License Renewal (FAQ)
Every other year, our inbox fills up with questions about continuing education and chiropractic license renewal. In 2020, circumstances made for a number of exceptions to prior rules, so these questions may be even more relevant. We've compiled the following answers...
Telehealth Considerations for New Hampshire Chiropractors
Despite our essential business status, physical distancing strategies decrease demand for chiropractors’ hands-on treatment as people try to stay home more. However, we are able to apply our broad knowledge and skill sets to continue serving the people of NH, even...
President’s Welcome
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Thank you for visiting our website. The New Hampshire Chiropractic Association is a non-profit volunteer organization. In addition to the services we provide our membership, the NHCA is first and foremost concerned with assisting in the education of the public and our elected officials on the benefits chiropractic care provides in achieving health and wellness without the use of drugs or surgery. This has become especially important in view of the modern opioid epidemic.
With NH citizens in mind, we meet regularly with our elected officials in an attempt to share with them the most current research and related information on non-pharmacologic forms of health care, the largest provider of which nationwide is the chiropractic profession. Please visit the section on opioids, and the numerous links provided, to learn more about how chiropractic has been shown to reduce the use of opioid medications while maintaining outstanding levels of patient satisfaction.
The many devoted and highly educated members of our association will be happy to answer any questions you might have. Please feel free to contact us or one of our members for further information.
In Health,
Dr. Brendan McCann
NHCA President
