As the UK regulator of chiropractic we look into concerns and complaints about chiropractors that we are made by patients, their families, members of the public or other healthcare professionals, including from fellow chiropractors
Our clear processes to investigate allegations against chiropractors are specifically designed to protect the public.
All chiropractors must be registered with us by law before they can practise. We also require chiropractors to follow the standards within our Code of Practice which sets out clearly the expected professional and personal behaviour of chiropractors.
If we establish that a registered chiropractor falls below the standards expected of them, then their practice could be prohibited or restricted. We also have the power to remove a chiropractor from the register altogether, which means that they can no longer legally practise.
This section provides information on how to complain about a chiropractor
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This section provides more information about formal hearings of the Professional Conduct and Health Committees.
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This section explains what happens once you have made a complaint and describes our investigation process in more detail
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