Jay GreensteinGuest
Ray FoxworthHost
What were the key discussions and how do you see those policy initiatives shaping the future for us nationwide?

Well, overall, it was an amazing experience because those folks at Maha want to support and are supporting the chiropractic profession.

They understand how important chiropractic is to making America healthy again.

So I want to just start with that because, you know, policymakers, they have their goals, but clearly chiropractic and ensuring that chiropractic is a main part of the health care system for our population was a high priority for them or is a high priority for them.

And the disturbing, I'm just going to be very honest here, the disturbing part of that conversation was that literally Maha was saying to both the ACA and the ICA, hey, what's going on here? What is it going to take to get this thing done where there's one bill? And, you know, both the ACA and the ICA representatives were talking about how they were collaborating, not getting into great detail, but that there was that something was was in the works and they were they were collaborating.

So but it was cool because they were very they were very understanding and patient, which I thought was remarkable.

And I do believe I haven't been in a Maha meeting in a while, but I do believe that there is there is ongoing support to try and get this thing done.

The next thing that was talked about was just about access for veterans, you know, making sure that our veterans have access.

You know, there's legislation that's passed, but the execution of that legislation is not happening.

And so, you know, we have our veterans and their families that still don't have the appropriate access to chiropractic that they should have.

What were the key discussions and how do you see those policy initiatives shaping the future for us nationwide?

Well, overall, it was an amazing experience because those folks at Maha want to support and are supporting the chiropractic profession.

They understand how important chiropractic is to making America healthy again.

So I want to just start with that because, you know, policymakers, they have their goals, but clearly chiropractic and ensuring that chiropractic is a main part of the health care system for our population was a high priority for them or is a high priority for them.

And the disturbing, I'm just going to be very honest here, the disturbing part of that conversation was that literally Maha was saying to both the ACA and the ICA, hey, what's going on here? What is it going to take to get this thing done where there's one bill? And, you know, both the ACA and the ICA representatives were talking about how they were collaborating, not getting into great detail, but that there was that something was was in the works and they were they were collaborating.

So but it was cool because they were very they were very understanding and patient, which I thought was remarkable.

And I do believe I haven't been in a Maha meeting in a while, but I do believe that there is there is ongoing support to try and get this thing done.

The next thing that was talked about was just about access for veterans, you know, making sure that our veterans have access.

You know, there's legislation that's passed, but the execution of that legislation is not happening.

And so, you know, we have our veterans and their families that still don't have the appropriate access to chiropractic that they should have.
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