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Congress Takes Initial Step to Restore Chiropractic at Select U.S. Military Bases
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Congress Takes Initial Step to Restore Chiropractic at Select U.S. Military Bases
The Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Department Authorization Act includes a plan to restore chiropractic services at six U.S. military bases where services have been arbitrarily discontinued.
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ACA Applauds Congress for Initial Step to Restore Chiropractic at Select Military Bases
Arlington, Va. — The U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have passed the final version of the Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Department Authorization Act, which includes a plan to restore chiropractic services at six U.S. military bases where services have been arbitrarily discontinued. The six clinics that will be reopened include those seeing 400 or more patients per month. The final provision also calls on the Defense Health Agency (D…
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