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Contact Number for Board-Approved Providers As of July 22, 2021 September 24, 2021 CONTACT NUMBER FOR BOARD-APPROVED PROVIDERS 1 A&A ABKARIAN & ASSOCIATES (818) 248-8555 2 AH ADAM HARCOURT, DC, DACNB (805) 962-1988 3 ACES ADVANCED CLINICAL EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, LLC (310) 480-7768 4 ABDC ALAN BONEBRAKE, DC (469) 995-9907 5 ACA AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION (703) 812-0227 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF ADDICTIONOLOGY & 6 ACACD (786) 368-5899 COMPULSIVE DISORDERS (800) 573-0106 7 AFR AMERICAN FIRST RESPONDER ext. 102 8 ALU AMERICAN LIBERTY UNIVERSITY (714) 875-1878 9 ABM ANTHONY B MOROVATI, D.C. (818) 500-8484 10 TMMD ANTHONY MORK, MD 949-640-6675 11 APDC ANTHONY PIRRITANO, DC (951) 737-1252 12 ATDC ARIEL THORPE, DC +852 9082-3395 13 ASF ARTHUR FAYGENHOLTZ, D.C. (831) 477-0886 14 AHG ASPINE HEALTH GROUP, INC. (760) 457-8727 ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF RESTORATIVE 15 AARM (808) 392-8774 MEDICINE 16 ASTR ASTR INSTITUTE (888) 210-2787 17 AICE ATHLETICINJURIESCE.COM (818) 247-4411 18 AMDC ATOUSA MAHDAVI D.C. (805) 256-0701 19 MS BACK TO CHIROPRACTIC SEMINARS - MARCUS STRUTZ (707) 972-0047 Page 1 of 8 September 24, 2021 20 BCSM BC SEMINARS (562) 493-5600 21 BB BRIAN BRONK, DC (310) 828-4608 22 BJP BRIAN J PORTEOUS, DC (951) 603-0052 23 BBDJ BRIGETTE BONNET, DC (661) 325-6325 24 CCA CALIFORNIA CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION (916) 648-2727 25 CCAY CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF AYURVEDA (530) 478-9100 26 CC CANHAM COLLEGE, INC (602) 710-0360 27 CJP CAROL J PHILLIPS DC (763) 218-1713 28 CI CARRICK INSTITUTE (321) 275-0958 29 CAEM CENTER FOR ADVANCED ENERGY MEDICINE (707) 545-1347 30 CPSR CENTER FOR PAIN & STRESS RESEARCH (800) 567-7246 31 CEU CEVANTIVE UNIVERSITY (818) 710-0290 32 CH CHIRO HOURS (401) 830-2387 33 CCEC CHIROCECREDITS.COM (250) 391-9948 34 CCc CHIROCREDIT.COM (860) 463-9003 35 COCE CHIROPRACTIC ONLINE CE (213) 260-6044 CHIROPRACTIC ORTHOPEDISTS OF NORTH AMERICA 36 CONA (818) 249-8326 (CONA) 37 CEI CHI'S ENTERPRISE, INC (714) 777-1542 38 CG CHRISTOPHER GREENE, D.C. (714) 949-0724 39 CJ CHRISTOPHER JOHN, D.C. (310) 657-2338 40 CCC/KS CLEVELAND CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE (913) 234-0600 41 CT CLIFF TAO DC, DACBR (714) 876-1126 42 CCM COMPLETE CONCUSSION MANAGEMENT (647) 299-8104 Page 2 of 8 September 24, 2021 43 DCDC DAVID CRUZ, DC (415) 493-5144 DAVID GOLDEEN, MYOFASCIAL RELEASE TEACHING 44 DG (480) 787-1897 SERIES 45 DMB DAVID M BLEILER, DC (928) 699-4847 46 DMR DAVID MARK RADIN, DC (858) 551-8003 47 DCH DC HOURS (800) 877-7481 48 DCPH DC-POWERHOURS (660) 833-9139 49 DSA DERIK S. ANDERSON (415) 488-5372 50 DW DIANE WAYE- STRETCHING BY THE BAY (415) 407-3874 51 DRDB DONALD BAUNE (310) 325-6210 52 DMG DOUGLAS M. GILLARD, D.C. (408) 499-4287 53 CBR DR. CALVIN B. ROSS (949) 661-9476 54 JH DR. JAMES HUANG (925) 289-8010 55 DRPGA DR. PGA GOLF SEMINARS (702) 423-0289 56 DS DUSTIN STRONG, CHN-BC, ACN (682) 518-3070 57 ECEN EASYCENOW.COM (866) 556-0765 58 EWCE EASYWEBCE (707) 502-7071 59 EU ELDOA USA (562) 493-8486 60 EFDC ETHAN D. FELDMAN, DC (510) 984-2284 61 FDE F/D ENTERPRISE (260) 637-6609 62 GCE GAGE CONTINUING EDUCATION (727) 376-5875 63 GLB GARY L BUSTIN, DC (909) 599-0237 64 GWT GEORGE W THAN, DC (909) 860-3273 (011) +61 4-1836- 65 GM GLENN MAGINNESS 4422 Page 3 of 8 September 24, 2021 66 GL GREG LEHMAN (416) 528-9771 67 GMDC GREG MELVIN, DC (619) 303-5884 68 GF GREGG FRIEDMAN, DC (880) 685-3657 69 GPDC GREGORY PLAUGHER, D.C. (415) 412-5930 70 HG HAWKGRIPS (484) 351-8050 71 HJ HEIDI JAYS D.C. (949) 278-6229 72 HK HENRY KAN (626) 695-9078 73 HJRD HJ ROSS COMPANY (800) 562-3335 74 INFO INFORMED (904) 993-4980 75 ICA INNERCALM ASSOCIATES (424) 247-8375 (925) 609-2820 76 INR INSTITUTE FOR NATURAL RESOURCES (INR) ext. 238 77 IAHE INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF HEALTHCARE EDUCATION (561) 622-4334 78 ICPA INTERNATIONAL CHIROPRACTIC PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION (610) 565-2360 INTERNATIONAL CHIROPRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF 79 ICAC (916) 362-8816 CALIFORNIA 80 JR JAMES RAKER, DC (870) 773-7246 JTP & 81 JAMES T PLATTO, D.C. & DENNIS M. SOSINE, D.C (209) 966-5652 DMS 82 JA JASON AMSTUTZ, DC (949) 465-0770 83 JRDC JEFF RYNDERS, DC (805) 705-2365 (877) 508-9729 84 JCSK JEFFREY CRONK, DC JD - SPINAL KINETICS, LLC ext. 1013 85 JV JEFFREY VANDERHEYM, DC (415) 258-0303 86 JB JEREMY BROOK, DC (310) 392-5456 87 JN JIM NACCARATO, DC (801) 224-3795 88 JMT JOHN M. TALEVICH (626) 224-3476 Page 4 of 8 September 24, 2021 89 JDD JONATHAN DAVID DIAZ, DC (619) 432-4476 90 JJ JOONE LEE (773) 980-6699 91 JW JULIE WATERMAN (805) 256-0701 92 KU KABRITA USA (855) 816-3999 93 KBK KIM B. KHAUV, DC MPH 63 (927) 004-4515 94 KSC KIM SPERRY CONSULTING (650) 454-4895 95 KBDC KIMBERLY BENSEN, DC (408) 520-0139 96 KME KMENTERPRISES/THE SUPPLY CENTER (805) 777-7474 97 KMA KURT MILO ALEXANDER D.C. 925-449-3356 98 LJF LEONARD J FAYE (310) 470-1225 99 LNM LEWIS N. MELTZ, DC, DABCO (916) 214-1117 (510) 780-4500 100 LCCW LIFE CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE WEST ext. 2030 101 LUGA LIFE UNIVERSITY, GEORGIA (770) 426-2753 102 LB LISA BILODEAU (707) 778-0861 103 LCC LOGAN CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE (800) 842-3234 104 LS LORI SUNSHINE MT-BC (203) 560-8710 105 LINC LOTUSED, INC 305-336-3129 106 MHDC MARC HALPERN, D.C. (530) 478-9100 107 MM MARC MORAMARCO, D.C. (781) 938-8558 108 MRA MARK ROMEO ALGEE, DC (805) 256-0701 109 MSK MARK S KIMES, DC (831) 784-1924 110 MARK MARK S. SCHILLINGER, D.C. (415) 491-0959 111 MSH MASOUD SHAMAEIZADEH (818) 831-0100 Page 5 of 8 September 24, 2021 112 MKA MATTHEW KURT ALEXANDER (925) 819-1392 113 MFU MF UNIVERSITY (661) 209-2782 114 MCDC MICHAEL A. COPPOLA, JR., DC (949) 392-0280 115 MAS MICHAEL ANTHONY SLADICH, DC (661) 325-6300 116 MKM MICHAEL KIRK MEIER (510) 364-9371 117 MMDC MICHAEL MCCALL, D.C. (503) 200-5778 118 MAC MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF CHIROPRACTORS (517) 367-2225 119 MWS MORI WEST SEMINARS (310) 944-6189 120 MDB MOSHE DANIEL BLOCK (514) 966-9780 121 ML MOVEMENT LINKS (626) 429-8125 122 NES NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, INC. (214) 461-4853 123 NPCC NATIONAL PROVIDER COMPLIANCE CORPORATION (800) 669-3328 124 NUHS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES (630) 889-6622 125 NCE NATUROPATHIC CE (716) 946-2371 126 NYCC NEW YORK CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE (516) 597-3555 127 NLDC NICHOLAS LOLOEE, DC (310) 404-7101 128 NEC NICOLAS EDWARD CAMPOS, DC (323)359-1032 129 NK NORMAN KLEIN, DC (818) 426-5088 130 NECHS NORTHEAST COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES (516) 597-3551 131 NWHSU NORTHWESTERN HEALTH SCIENCE UNIVERSITY (952) 885-5446 132 PCHS PACIFIC COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND SCIENCE (619) 819-0355 133 PCC PALMER COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC (563) 884-5715 134 PI PANAXEA INTERNATIONAL (313) 770-7632 Page 6 of 8 September 24, 2021 135 PCC/TX PARKER COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC (800) 266-4723 136 PA PARTICIPAID (216) 702-0800 137 PJC PERRY J. CARPENTER D.C. 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