OAR 811-015-0045
Advertising

(1)

A chiropractic physician shall not use or participate in the use of improper advertising. Improper advertising is any advertising which:

(a)

States any fact which would result in the communication being untruthful, misleading, or deceptive;

(b)

Contains statistical or other assertions of predicted rates of success of treatment; or

(c)

Claims a specialty, degree, or diplomate not possessed or that does not exist.

(2)

A chiropractic physician shall not practice under a name that is misleading as to the identity of the chiropractic physician(s) practicing under such name or under a firm name which is misleading.

(3)

A chiropractic physician shall adhere to the Doctors’ Title Act, ORS 676.110 (Use of title “doctor”)(2).

(4)

A chiropractic physician may use a professional card and/or letterhead identifying the chiropractic physician’s name, profession, address, telephone number, name of the chiropractic office and educational degrees. It may also include names of licensed associates.

Source: Rule 811-015-0045 — Advertising, .

Last Updated

Jun. 24, 2021

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