New Mexico House Bill 155 (HB 155) was never heard in the House Judiciary Committee. The legislative session ended Thursday, February 20, 2020. ABMP…
The rule amendments implement House Bill 1865 (2019), and the …
There is a meeting at the…
The board consists of seven members—five must be LMTs (at least…
The New Mexico Legislature is considering establishment licensing with House Bill 155 (HB155).
There is a hearing in the House Judiciary Committee on February 7, 2020, at 1:30 p.m. in…
The Missouri Division of Regulation and Licensure adopted several new rule changes that will go into effect February 29, 2019. The rules impact multiple subject areas, and ABMP has summarized the changes below. You can…
The New Mexico Massage Therapy Board adopted several new rule changes effective November 15, 2019.
The rule amendments address the changes made to the Massage Practice Act per 19 SB 200. The rules impact multiple subject areas; however, the largest change is to allow individuals other…
Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) into law on September 18, 2019. It will become effective on January 1, 2020.
AB5 was introduced in the 2019 legislative session to address the California Supreme Court Decision Dynamex. The Dynamex decision addressed who is an…
The Ohio State Medical Board recently redefined the scope of practice for massage therapists.
The scope of practice now allows for the application of ultrasound, diathermy, electrical neuromuscular stimulation, or similar modalities upon referral from a physician, physician assistant,…
Re: The New Mexico Massage Board is seeking nominations for three vacant positions—two professional members and one public member.
Professional member vacancies are for New Mexico massage therapists who are licensed.