What must chiropractors do if they have a change in their legal name?

Chiropractors are required to update their information with the Arizona Chiropractic Board promptly whenever they experience a change in their legal name. This requirement ensures that the records maintained by the Board are current and accurate, which is crucial for both regulatory compliance and maintaining the integrity of the profession. Keeping the Board informed of any changes in legal name allows for proper identification and ensures that all official documents, communications, and licenses reflect the current name of the practitioner. This adherence to protocol helps in avoiding confusion or potential legal issues related to misidentification.

Other options do not align with the necessary regulatory procedures. For instance, notifying the public through a newspaper, while it may be a good practice for personal brand recognition, does not fulfill the professional obligation to the Board. Waiting until the license expires could lead to significant administrative issues and gaps in professional identification. Consulting with legal counsel, while beneficial in some circumstances, is not a requirement specifically linked to the process of updating a legal name with the Board and may unnecessarily complicate a straightforward administrative task.