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Dry Needling Legal States

Dry Needling Legal States: compare 50 US states on 1 metric.

HealthLaw50 states · 1 metricUpdated Mar 26, 2023Original page
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Dry Needling Legality

3 values across 50 entries

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50 states
AlabamaAllowed
AlaskaAllowed
ArizonaAllowed
ArkansasAllowed
CaliforniaProhibited
ColoradoAllowed
ConnecticutNo Legal Stance
DelawareAllowed
FloridaAllowed
GeorgiaAllowed
HawaiiProhibited
IdahoAllowed
IllinoisAllowed
IndianaAllowed
IowaAllowed
KansasAllowed
KentuckyAllowed
LouisianaAllowed
MaineAllowed
MarylandAllowed
MassachusettsNo Legal Stance
MichiganNo Legal Stance
MinnesotaNo Legal Stance
MississippiAllowed
MissouriNo Legal Stance
MontanaAllowed
NebraskaAllowed
NevadaAllowed
New HampshireAllowed
New JerseyAllowed
New MexicoAllowed
New YorkProhibited
North CarolinaAllowed
North DakotaAllowed
OhioAllowed
OklahomaNo Legal Stance
OregonProhibited
PennsylvaniaNo Legal Stance
Rhode IslandAllowed
South CarolinaAllowed
South DakotaAllowed
TennesseeAllowed
TexasAllowed
UtahAllowed
VermontAllowed
VirginiaAllowed
WashingtonProhibited
West VirginiaAllowed
WisconsinAllowed
WyomingAllowed

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Where does this dry needling legal states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: American Physical Therapy Association.