News in Brief

This segment compiles several updates relevant to the chiropractic community. The Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (F4CP) celebrated the launch of Adjusted Reality: Supercharge Your Whole-Being for Optimal Living and Longevity, authored by F4CP President Dr. Sherry McAllister, with a successful launch party in New York City. The event, attended by thought leaders and influencers, focused on igniting a movement centered on whole-being health and emphasizing chiropractic’s role at the forefront of that change. In an important professional advocacy effort, the Chiropractic Future Reimbursement Workgroup is seeking confidential input from DCs to document and report real-world reimbursement challenges. This collection of specific data is vital for proving systemic abuse, quantifying harm, and ultimately driving change within the financial landscape of the profession. Lastly, Palmer College of Chiropractic announced its second annual Alumni Awards. Honorees included Louis Sportelli, DC (Distinguished Achievement Award), Paul Hetrick, DC (Distinguished Service Award), Charles “Chuck” Gibson, DC (Entrepreneurship Award), and ten newer alumni who were recognized with the 10-Under-10 Award for reflecting the global impact of the Palmer alumni community.