Section 246-808-625 - Public testimonial advertising(1) Public testimonial advertising includes the use of a statement testifying as to a chiropractor's qualifications, abilities and character, or to the value of chiropractic services.(2) The use of testimonial advertising shall not be considered false or misleading if the following guidelines are met: (a) Testimonials must relate to patient care provided within the immediately preceding five-year period.(b) The testimonial shall be documented by a notarized statement of the patient, a copy of which is kept by both the chiropractor and the patient.(c) The testimonial must be consistent with the history of the patient's care, including office records, examination reports and X rays.(d) Testimonials shall not: (i) Be exaggerated or misrepresented;(ii) State that a technique or doctor is superior;(iii) Claim specific cures;(iv) Compare one chiropractor to another;(v) Include a named diagnosis.Wash. Admin. Code § 246-808-625
Statutory Authority: Chapter 18.25 RCW. 96-16-074, § 246-808-625, filed 8/6/96, effective 9/6/96.