health professionals; unprofessional conduct

HB 2875 amends Arizona law to expand disciplinary grounds for chiropractors, directly affecting licensed chiropractors in the state. The bill adds 31 specific violations that could lead to license discipline, including billing for services not provided, soliciting accident victims (within 15 days of injury), making false cure claims, sexual misconduct with patients, and misleading advertising. Key mechanisms include clearer definitions of unprofessional conduct (e.g., "impaired ability to safely practice") and streamlined investigation procedures for the Arizona Board of Chiropractic Examiners. The law aims to protect patients by holding chiropractors accountable for deceptive or dangerous practices.