It's all over the news: Americans are divided over health care reform. However, doctors of chiropractic are planning a historic display of unity on Capitol Hill to ensure that the voice of the chiropractic profession is heard by lawmakers.

For the first time, the American Chiropractic Association will be joined by other members of the Chiropractic Summit – a 41-organization entity that includes the Congress of Chiropractic State Associations and the International Chiropractors Association, among others – in hosting the 2012 National Chiropractic Legislative Conference (NCLC) Feb. 15-18 in Washington, D.C.

"ACA was delighted to work with our Chiropractic Summit partners to set the direction of NCLC 2012," said ACA President Dr. Keith Overland. "Working together on developing our priorities and our message ahead of the event will ensure that we speak to lawmakers in a clear, unified voice."

For 37 years, ACA members have gathered in Washington, D.C., annually to meet with members of Congress and discuss the issues affecting doctors of chiropractic and their patients. In addition to lobbying, NCLC offers information about federal initiatives.

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