Welcome to our new website

The GCC has been undergoing a modernisation programme to help drive change, improve communications, enhance professionalism and develop the profession. A key element of this programme has been a thorough review and redesign of our website.

As the UK’s regulator of chiropractors, our website is an important tool to help us communicate our role and share information with a range of visitors – from patients and members of the public, to practising chiropractors and educational providers, as well as students and the next generation of chiropractors. The website allows greater flexibility, enabling us to become more efficient and work towards our strategic aim of delivering great value.

We’ve developed the new website with all our different stakeholders in mind. We hope this will improve the user experience and help visitors access the information they need quickly and intuitively.

What’s on the website?

On the new-look website it is now much easier to access:

our searchable database of all registered chiropractors in the UK on the homepage
helpful information for patients and members of the public about chiropractic, including what treatment involves
a link to a bespoke portal for registered chiropractors where registrants can update their CPD and complete their annual retention application
information on our role, structure and standards, including the Code
a comprehensive section covering education and registration
practical advice on what to do if you have concerns about a chiropractor.
a section speifically for chiropractors

We hope that the resulting website provides a clean design and improved navigation and accessibility to help you find your way around with ease. It is fully responsive with mobile devices, enabling you to access information via various web browsers on a range of devices, including mobile and tablet.

Nick Jones, Chief Executive and Registrar of the GCC, said: “We’re really pleased that our website is now much clearer, more accessible and allows us to work more efficiently. This new platform means we can now regularly share important information with both the profession, patients and other stakeholders.”

What happens next?

We will continue to develop and improve the website to provide you with all of the information you need. If you have any feedback or additional ideas, please contact us.