What action must a chiropractor take if they change their office address?

When a chiropractor changes their office address, it is required by law to notify the Arizona Board of Chiropractic Examiners within 30 days. This action ensures that the Board has the most current information on the chiropractor's practice location, which is essential for communication, regulatory compliance, and maintaining the integrity of the licensing process.

Updating the business license is an important step that typically follows notifying the Board, but it is not the primary action mandated by the law. Informing patients during their next visit may be a good practice for maintaining patient relationships, but it does not fulfill the legal obligation to inform the regulating authority. Similarly, placing a notice in the local newspaper is not a required action and does not serve to inform the Board of the address change. Ensuring that the Board is promptly notified aligns with professional standards and legal requirements within the chiropractic practice.