Relates to modernizing the chiropractic scope of practice; repealer

The definition of chiropractic practice was updated to explicitly include the 'correction' of subluxations and the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction, moving beyond just examination and detection.

The list of permitted procedures was streamlined to remove specific references to 'traction' and 'decompression' as standalone items, grouping them under general procedures to reduce redundancy.

Rules regarding diagnostic laboratory methods were clarified to specify that tests must be 'directly related' to diagnosing and monitoring neuromusculoskeletal conditions, rather than being broadly approved for general practice.

The introductory text listing allowed services was reorganized to improve clarity and remove repetitive phrasing regarding consultation and health optimization.

Replaced the definition of chiropractic practice from focusing on 'subluxations' and 'nerve interference' to a broader focus on 'neuromusculoskeletal conditions' and 'restoration and maintenance of health.'

Updated the list of permitted procedures to include 'wellness and health optimization' and expanded counseling services.

Clarified that diagnostic imaging and laboratory methods must be approved by the department as appropriate for the practice.

Adjusted the language regarding the retention of diagnostic images and records to ensure compliance with state health regulations.