If a DC license is suspended or revoked, what additional consequence may occur?

A suspended or revoked DC (Doctor of Chiropractic) license indicates that the individual is no longer authorized to practice within their profession due to violations of laws or regulations governing chiropractic practice. In addition to losing their license, the individual may also be subject to legal consequences, which may include criminal charges or civil penalties depending on the nature of the infractions that led to the suspension or revocation.

Engaging in practice without a valid license after such disciplinary actions can further complicate the DC's legal standing and result in additional fines or legal repercussions. This outcome underscores the importance of compliance with professional standards and regulatory requirements in the field of chiropractic care. By violating these standards or practicing without a license, a chiropractor not only risks their ability to practice but also exposes themselves to liability under the law.