Each legislative session, thousands of bills are brought by interest groups that have the potential to positively and/or negatively impact the chiropractic profession and your bottom line. The ANJC monitors every one of these bills to see how they might impact our members, while at the same time, working our proactive legislative agenda. The ANJC Legislative Committee, led by Dr. Victor Rossi, frequently meets to discuss, brainstorm and strategize on how best to navigate the legislative priorities and issues that may present a challenge to the profession.

The Legislative Committee and ANJC Board of Directors are committed to identifying and building relationships with legislators and regulators as well as educating them on both the benefits of chiropractic care and the challenges our members face as small business owners that could negatively impact the care of our patients.

As an organization, the ANJC is focused on expanding scope of practice, increasing reimbursements through cost-of-living adjustments, and highlighting the importance of access to care throughout the state.

The ANJC Legislative Priority Issues for 2025 include:

• Regulatory enforcement of third-party administrators and silent PPOs, COLA and PIP fee schedules.
• Removal of the $35 cap.
• Identify opportunities and strategies to increase Fee Schedules, specifically:
• State Employee Cap on Chiropractic Care enacted in 2015
• School Employee Cap on Chiropractic Care enacted in 2020
• PIP Daily limit max 
• Cost of Living adjustments 
• In an effort to recruit more chiropractors to New Jersey, create a Preceptorship Program for students in their final term to gain clinical experience under the supervision of a licensed chiropractor who’ll serve as a mentor.  
• Address the current Department of Education law which limits the ability of licensed chiropractors to authorize and complete student physicals for sports.
• Increase utilization of chiropractic care in Workers’ Compensation treatment plans.

In addition to our ANJC proactive efforts in 2025, our legislative committee is always there to defend our doctors and patients against legislation that would negatively impact chiropractic.