How frequently are Chiropractic Board meetings held in Ohio?

In Ohio, Chiropractic Board meetings are held quarterly, which aligns with the requirement for the Board to meet regularly to fulfill its duties, discuss regulatory matters, and oversee the practice of chiropractic in the state. Holding these meetings four times a year ensures that the Board can address ongoing issues, implement changes in regulations, and respond to the needs of practitioners and the public in a timely manner.

Meeting monthly could lead to unnecessary expenditures and could overburden Board members, while biannual or annual meetings may not provide enough opportunity for timely discussions and actions on relevant chiropractic issues. Therefore, the quarterly schedule strikes a balance that allows for effective governance and oversight.