Pinellas County Chiropractic Society
Stand Up for Chiropractic in Florida
Every PAC donation helps provide the resources needed to support lobbying, legal advocacy, and continued protection of chiropractic rights across the state.
Political Action That Protects Chiropractic in Florida
PAC fundraising efforts are donations to the Political Action Committee used to fund and support lobbying efforts in favor of chiropractic rights, policies, and scope of practice in the state of Florida.
One of the most important functions of the PCCS is to help raise money for PAC so those funds can be donated to Florida chiropractic lobbying efforts.
These contributions help defend the profession against political bills submitted each year that may threaten chiropractic practice.
Why PAC Matters
PAC donations help fund the advocacy work required to defend chiropractic rights and preserve the profession's future in Florida.
Who It Supports
Your support strengthens the FCA's lobbying and legal defense efforts on behalf of chiropractors across the state.
Why It's Urgent
Political bills are introduced every year, and continued PAC support ensures chiropractic has the resources to respond effectively.
Why Your Contribution Makes a Difference
PAC support has helped defend the profession from repeated legislative challenges while preserving important chiropractic rights in Florida.
Legislative Defense
Advocacy efforts helped defend against 22 separate bills targeting the chiropractic profession in a single year.
Protection of Scope
PAC-funded efforts help preserve chiropractic scope of practice and protect the services chiropractors are allowed to provide.
Real Policy Wins
PAC support contributed to preserving DACBRs in Florida and allowing chiropractors to sell TENS units without a special license.
Questions About PAC or PCCS?
Whether you want to learn more about PAC contributions or connect with PCCS, we're here to help.
Our Purpose
"To preserve, protect, and promote chiropractic in Pinellas County and support advocacy efforts across Florida."