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The ISCA continues to monitor all of the directives surrounding the COVID-19 crisis. Please check back often and if you sign up as a member you will receive emails as soon as the information is available to us. We are available to answer any questions for our members.

Updated 11/20/2020

Indiana State Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Box discussed the new statewide Pandemic Response requirement plan that is based on the COVID-19 county specific color coded maps. These maps indicate the COVID-19 status of each county by showing one of the 4 colors: Blue, Yellow, Orange, and Red. Blue indicates minimal community spread, Yellow indicates moderate community spread, Orange indicates moderate to high community spread, and Red indicates high community spread. As of today, 1 county is in Yellow, 70 of Indiana’s 92 counties are in Orange, and 21 counties are in Red.

ISDH outlines requirements to the Pandemic Response statewide requirement plan based on the COVID-19 county specific color status. Counties can issue stricter guidelines.

Requirements for counties in ORANGE on the county specific color coded map

Social gatherings of any kind, inside or outside, are limited to 50 people.
Special, seasonal, or commercial events planned for more than 50 people require approval of a safety plan by the local health department.
Attendance at winter indoor K-12 extracurricular and co-curricular events is limited to 25% capacity.
Capacity in common areas and break rooms should be reduced and users should be socially distanced.
Community recreational sports leagues and tournaments may continue with attendance limited to participants, required personnel and parents/guardians only.

Requirements for counties in RED on the county specific color coded map

Social gatherings of any kind, inside or outside, are limited to 25 people.
Special, seasonal, or commercial events planned for more than 25 people require approval of a safety plan by the local health department. Events are not advised to be held. College and professional sports are included.
Attendance at winter indoor K-12 extracurricular and co-curricular activities, including IHSAA sports, is limited to participants, support personnel and parents/guardians.
Local officials may consider limiting hours for the operation of bars, nightclubs and restaurants.
Community recreational sports leagues and tournaments may continue with participants, required personnel and parents/guardians only.
Senior care activities are suspended.
Hospitals, long-term care facilities and other congregate settings may impose visitation limits.
Common areas and breakrooms should be closed.

To learn more about the different stages and the associated dates to get a better understanding about where we’re going as a state, click here to see the full plan: BackOnTrack.in.gov

ISCA OFFICE

While taking the necessary precautions to protect staff and visitors, the ISCA office remains open. We are continuing to assist our members with any issues, questions, or concerns they may have. Please be patient for answers as our call volume and email activity have increased.

Introduction of the ISCA's New Executive Director

Jessaca Turner Stults

I’m happy to take this opportunity to introduce myself to the Indiana State Chiropractic Association members as the new Executive Director. I’ve had the opportunity to take part in many legislative issues that have positively impacted the care you provide to your patients. It is that work that makes me excited to help preserve, protect and promote your profession now and into the future in the state of Indiana.

I am Jessaca Turner Stults, and I serve as the managing partner of The Capitol Group (formerly TSS Capitol Group) which I founded in 2010. I began my legal career as a deputy prosecutor in Marion County then moved into governmental affairs. In 2006, I worked as the Legislative Director for the Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA), the State’s largest agency. In 2007, I became General Counsel of FSSA, while maintaining my role as Legislative Director for the agency. I advocated before the Indiana General Assembly protecting and monitoring FSSA’s interests and was instrumental in the passage of the Governor’s Healthy Indiana Plan.

The Capitol Group has been working with the ISCA for a number of years and we have a team of dedicated individuals that wake up each day prepared to advocate for our clients, their mission and goals. We are both excited and humbled to have the opportunity to manage your association and advocate for you, especially during a time when healthcare is under the microscope. We have the education, resources, dedication and relationships to educate the Indiana legislative body, Executive Branch, and other stakeholders on the importance of protecting chiropractic care.

I’m pleased to be trusted by your leadership and executive committee and know the future is bright with our partnership. We have exciting things in store for the ISCA and our goal is to become a stronger and more useful organization to enhance your membership interests and legislative presence as the Indiana State Chiropractic Association. We are Stronger Together.

Let’s preserve, protect and promote the chiropractic profession, together.

Jessaca Turner Stults,

Executive Director, ISCA