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HB 929

Generally revise laws relating to chiropractic practitioners

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Greg Oblander

Montana bill proposing revisions to chiropractic practitioner regulations died in committee after multiple tabling actions and hearings in spring 2025.

(S) Died in Standing Committee
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Bill Summary · HB 929

Legislative bill overview

HB 929 proposed general revisions to Montana's laws governing chiropractic practitioners, though the bill's specific amendments are not detailed in the available legislative record. The measure was introduced by Rep. Greg Oblander and underwent committee hearings in the Senate before ultimately failing to advance.

Why is this important

Chiropractic regulation affects licensing standards, scope of practice, consumer protections, and healthcare delivery in Montana. Changes to these laws can influence what services chiropractors may legally provide, educational requirements, and patient access to care, making regulatory clarity important for both practitioners and the public.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope of practice expansion or restriction – Proposals to expand chiropractic practitioners' authority (such as ordering imaging or prescribing) versus limitations on their practice scope
  • Licensing and credential requirements – Debates over educational standards, continuing education, or reciprocity with other states
  • Consumer protection and liability – Questions about malpractice insurance requirements, complaint procedures, or disciplinary mechanisms for practitioners

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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