The International Chiropractors Association (ICA) is the world's oldest international chiropractic professional organization, established in 1926 by Dr. B.J. Palmer in Davenport, Iowa. We serve chiropractors, students, educators, and chiropractic assistants across more than 50 countries, working daily to protect and promote chiropractic as a distinct health care profession.
For 100 years, we've been your voice to legislators and policymakers. We advocate for policies that eliminate barriers to access and ensure parity in compensation. We promote high-quality research to expand the evidence base for chiropractic care, and we fight for the rights of practitioners and patients alike.
Whether you're a student just beginning your journey or an established practitioner, ICA offers networking opportunities, continuing education, post-graduate councils, and advocacy resources. Together, we're working toward a world where chiropractic care is available equitably in every country and community.
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We educate legislators and policymakers at all levels of government about the importance of chiropractic care and work to eliminate barriers to access and achieve compensation parity.
Seven specialized councils offer advanced learning in key sectors including pediatrics, sports health, upper cervical care, and chiropractic philosophy through seminars, workshops, and online programming.
We promote high-quality chiropractic research to expand the evidence base and increase the information doctors can share about what science says regarding patient care.
Connect with over 107,000 chiropractors across 50+ countries. Access networking opportunities, practice resources, and tools to advance your career at any stage.
Student members gain access to networking, advocacy opportunities, special programs, and career resources. Many of our directors joined as students and remained active throughout their careers.
Our Political Action Committee works to achieve legislative goals that protect chiropractic as a distinct profession and improve patient access to care nationwide.