Chiropractic Regulation in British Columbia
Chiropractic Regulation in British Columbia
Chiropractors in British Columbia are regulated to ensure safe, effective, and ethical care for patients across the province. Established in 1934, the College of Chiropractors of British Columbia (CCBC) initially served as the regulatory body for the profession. Today, chiropractic professionals in BC adhere to strict standards and are required to complete their education at accredited institutions.
The College of Complementary Health Professionals
The College of Complementary Health Professionals
In 2024, the College of Chiropractors of BC joined with other health professional bodies to form the College of Complementary Health Professionals of British Columbia (CCHPBC). This newly established organization brings together chiropractors, massage therapists, naturopathic physicians, and traditional Chinese medicine practitioners under a unified regulatory framework. The CCHPBC was created to provide consistent standards for these complementary health professions, enhancing public protection and making it easier for patients to access information and resources.
A New Regulatory Standard for BC Chiropractors
A New Regulatory Standard for BC Chiropractors
The formation of the CCHPBC aligns with the Ministry of Health’s initiative to modernize BC’s health profession regulatory framework. With this amalgamation, the CCHPBC provides a central contact point for the public, ensuring greater consistency in care standards, increased access to resources, and improved regulatory efficiency. This centralized body is committed to maintaining high standards across complementary health disciplines, supporting professionals in delivering safe, ethical, and effective care.