Colorado Chiropractic Association

The Colorado Chiropractic Association is a professional association based in Denver, Colorado, with 11 employees. Founded in 1917, the organization has a rich history of advocating for the ethical and professional practice of chiropractic in the state. Recognized as a leader in self-regulation, the CCA works to enforce high standards within the profession and keeps its members informed about advancements in chiropractic techniques and research. The CCA provides numerous services to both the public and its members. They offer a comprehensive patient referral network, connecting nearly 1,500 individuals annually with doctors of chiropractic in their communities. The association also plays a vital role in monitoring and advocating for legislation that strengthens consumer rights and protects the chiropractic profession. Dedicated to ongoing professional development, the CCA sponsors approximately 150 hours of continuing education credit each year, covering a variety of topics to help its members fulfill their annual requirement of 15 hours. This commitment to education ensures that Colorado's chiropractors remain at the forefront of their field, providing high-quality care to their patients. For more information about the Colorado Chiropractic Association and its services, please visit their website at coloradochiropractic.org.