Our Mission
The MISSION of the Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners (MBCE) is to protect the public through effective licensure and enforcement of the statutes and rules governing the practice of chiropractic to ensure a standard of competent and ethical practice in the profession.
How to Contact the Board
The State has been moving toward hybrid work environments: Most staff will be working remotely the majority of the time. As a result, the Board has accelerated its move toward an electronic platform and in-person customer visits are by appointment only. Please check the Board Information > page above for the name and contact information of the person best suited to assist you. Do not show up without prior arrangements as there may not be someone present who can assist you. We ask that you continue to conduct all business with the MBCE via email, online or by phone. You may find our contact information on this page.
(Arrangements have been made to accept deliveries from the USPS, UPS and FedEx.) Documents delivered or dropped off at the office will be considered received on the date our staff actually receives them, not the date they are dropped off.
Please know that it is our goal to process applications, continuing education, and complaints in a timely manner to ensure a standard of competent and ethical practice continues. Though some activities have been modified for this new electronic environment, our mission to protect the health and safety of the public, including our clients and staff, is our utmost priority.
ALERT!! Phishing Scam! Phone Scam! Letter Scam!
The MN Board of Chiropractic Examiners (Board) does not discuss or request any confidential matters over the phone. Due to the Minnesota Data Practices Act, all confidential communications with the Board are handled through written correspondence. Be wary of phone calls demanding confidential information such as Social Security numbers or threatening legal or criminal action against you. Scammers are able to mimic known phone numbers in your caller ID making it appear that the Board is calling you. You are encouraged to hang up and contact the Board directly if you receive a suspicious call. If a caller threatens that your license will be taken away unless you "pay now"; do not pay. The Board will never call you to request money. You may find more information in this Press Release from the DEA.
New Information has been reported that these scammers have morphed different Boards' letterhead and even the Executive Director's signature. If you receive a threatening letter from the Board demanding action for which you have not received prior notice, call the Board directly before taking any action demanded in the letter.
Online Services
The following processes occur through your Online Service Account:
- License Renewals
- Address, Telephone and Email Updates
- License verification requests