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Chiropractic Geriatrics Certificate Program (CCG)

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Chiropractic Geriatrics Certification (CCG) — 48 CE Hours

Chiropractor assisting an older adult patient—Chiropractic Geriatrics Certification

Serve aging adults with confidence. The Chiropractic Geriatrics Certification (CCG) is a PACE-approved, 48-hour online program focused on fall risk, osteoporosis considerations, polypharmacy awareness, pain management, mobility and balance training, and interprofessional communication— recognized in the US, Canada, and internationally. CCEDseminars is an FCLB PACE approved provider of online chiropractic continuing education. FCLB PACE Logo for approved chiropractic continuing education providers

Learn practical, evidence-based protocols from credentialed faculty (including Dr. Michael Hall, Dr. Steven Yeomans, and Dr. Dennis O’Hara) with flexible, self-paced access from any device.

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  •  Login/Register account
  • Purchase required courses from the list below.
  • Complete all course requirements.
  • Reach out to the  CCEDseminars Team  for verification.
  • After audit confirmation of program completion, certificates worthy of your accomplishment are mailed in 15–30 days.
  • Total CE hours: 48 from required and elective courses.
  • Cost: $960 total at $20/hr; bundle pricing can reduce to $768. See  discounts .
  • Coverage: PACE & Board approved; accepted in US, Canada, and internationally.
  • Completion: Fully self-paced; certificate typically mailed within 15–30 days of verification.
  • Prerequisites: Licensed chiropractors and senior chiropractic students.
CategoryCoursesFocus
Geriatrics201–207Falls, balance, mobility, osteoporosis (14 hours from Geriatrics + 24 hours from courses below)
Rehabilitation201–212, 213, 215Functional exercise, gait & strength
Radiology203, 213, 216Imaging in older adults (red flags)
  Why Choose the Chiropractic Geriatrics Certification?  
  • High-Need Population: Falls, frailty, and polypharmacy demand specialized, coordinated care.
  • Evidence-Based: Curriculum aligns with current guidelines and geriatric best practices.
  • Practical Focus: Screenings (e.g., TUG, 5xSTS), balance & strength progressions, patient education.
  • Interprofessional: Improve communication with PCPs, PT/OT, and community programs.
  • PACE-Approved: Recognized for CE renewal in most jurisdictions.
  Curriculum Overview & Core Topics  
  • Fall risk: screening, mitigation, and home/environmental safety.
  • Osteoporosis & bone health: imaging flags, safe loading, fracture awareness.
  • Pain & mobility: spine & extremity protocols tailored to older adults.
  • Balance & gait: progressions, assistive devices, community referrals.
  • Medication awareness: polypharmacy considerations (non-prescriptive awareness).
  • Communication: informed consent, goals, caregiver alignment.

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  How the Certification Works  
  1. Select qualifying geriatrics, rehab, radiology, ethics, and EBP courses to total 48 CE hours.
  2. Complete modules self-paced with 24/7 access across devices.
  3. Notify CCEDseminars upon completion for verification.
  4. Receive the official CCG certificate for clinic display and professional use.
  Benefits of Certification  
  • Strengthen credibility with older adults and their families.
  • Improve outcomes for balance, mobility, and pain reduction.
  • Expand referral pathways with PCPs and community programs.
  • Differentiate your practice with recognized geriatric expertise.
  Who Should Enroll  
  • Chiropractors serving older adult populations.
  • Clinicians expanding into balance/fall-prevention programs.
  • Providers building interprofessional referral networks.
  • Practices seeking outcome-driven, evidence-based care.
  Frequently Asked Questions  
  • Is this PACE-approved? Yes—recognized for CE in most jurisdictions; verify local rules if needed.
  • How long does it take? Many finish in 2–6 months; the program is self-paced.
  • Is CCG a diplomate? No—this is a focused certification for geriatric care skills.
  • Is content mobile-friendly? Yes—optimized for phone, tablet, and desktop access.