What is required for a corporation to provide services after registration?

To provide services after registration, a corporation must have both a certificate of registration and a license. The certificate of registration confirms that the corporation is officially recognized and compliant with relevant regulatory requirements. Meanwhile, the license is necessary to ensure that the corporation is authorized to operate within the bounds of the law, particularly in the context of healthcare services such as chiropractic care.

In California, specifically for chiropractic practices, practitioners (including corporate entities) must adhere to the licensing requirements set forth by state regulations. This is essential to protect public safety and ensure that only qualified entities deliver healthcare services. Therefore, obtaining both the certificate of registration and the appropriate professional license is essential for legal compliance and operational legitimacy in the practice of chiropractic.