What percentage of annual revenue from treatment rendered outside of clinic may qualify for exemption?

In Massachusetts, the percentage of annual revenue from treatment rendered outside of a chiropractic clinic that may qualify for exemption is established by regulation. The correct answer reflects that 15% of such revenue can be exempt from certain constraints or regulations, enabling practitioners more flexibility in their practice.

This 15% exemption allows chiropractors to engage in various activities that do not take place within their primary clinic setting, such as outreach programs or community health initiatives, without the risk of jeopardizing their compliance with financial guidelines. It is a recognition of the importance of community engagement and the role chiropractors play outside of standard office visits, ensuring that they can contribute to broader healthcare initiatives while still operating within the regulatory framework of the chiropractic profession in Massachusetts. The percentage is specifically designed to maintain a balance between regulation and the ability to provide comprehensive care to the community.