Welcome to the Home Page of the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board (ACRB). We are a professional organization dedicated to providing continuing education and training for Chiropractors who wish to offer their patients the latest treatments and evidence-based rehabilitation techniques.
Helping patients attain their best level of health and mobility is our constant goal, and we do that with the specialized training and certifications offered through the ACRB, with the highest level of certification being a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board (DACRB).Combining the science of Chiropractic with Rehabilitation has been proven to help patients feel better and live more active lives!
Helping patients attain their best level of health and mobility is our constant goal, and we do that with the specialized training and certifications offered through the ACRB, with the highest level of certification being a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board (DACRB).Combining the science of Chiropractic with Rehabilitation has been proven to help patients feel better and live more active lives!
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The ACRB will now offer the board-certified rehabilitation diplomate program. The program will consist of online reading material and exams, rehabilitation seminar attendance, completion of the oral practical examination and submission of a case study. Successful completion of the above will fulfill the requirements to obtain board-certified status as a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board (DACRB).
No other doctor is allowed, by ACRB bylaws, to do a review of your bills without being a diplomate, with the Board being oversight for excessive bill cutting by consultants. The Board is currently working to get tiered reimbursements for certified and diplomate rehabilitation doctors.
More insurance companies will, and are, following Medicare's guidelines for therapeutic care - "passive modalities are to be used for 2-4 weeks maximum without therapeutic (active rehab) care."This means that Medicare will only allow a few weeks of modalities without the patients becoming involved in the rehab care process.
More insurance companies will, and are, following Medicare's guidelines for therapeutic care - "passive modalities are to be used for 2-4 weeks maximum without therapeutic (active rehab) care."This means that Medicare will only allow a few weeks of modalities without the patients becoming involved in the rehab care process.
Please note that the paper submission requirements have changed. You are no longer required to submit your paper to a peer-reviewed journal. You are still required to complete a paper demonstrating chiropractic rehabilitation protocols. It is recommended that you e-mail the board regarding the intent of your paper prior to writing it.
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