House approves protections for chiropractors

By April Hunt

April 13, 2011

Only licensed chiropractors would be able to perform chiropractic adjustments under a bill approved Tuesday by the Georgia House.

Supporters said Senate Bill 135 will put an end to nontrained people from advertising or charging for such treatments.

The Senate must agree to minor changes in the bill, approved 103-54, before it will go to Gov. Nathan Deal for review.

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