Membership Categories

If you are not already a member of the MAC, join TODAY! Now is the time to join our fight to end discrimination against chiropractic on all fronts, protect patient access to your services, and promote the healing power of chiropractic. To join, simply fill out the attached form and fax or send it to the MAC office.

Following is an excerpt from the MCA Bylaws, concerning membership levels and voting privileges:

MAC members are afforded a wide array of member benefits described on the Member Benefits page. Additional benefits vary by membership level/category.

Membership Category	Additional Membership Benefits	Cost per year
First Year (of Michigan licensure)	Free membership; free conventions; New Doctor Advocacy Program; New Doctor Reception at Conventions, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$0
Second Year (of Michigan licensure)	One free convention voucher, New Doctor Advocacy Program, New Doctor Reception at Conventions, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$360
Third Year (of Michigan licensure)	New Doctor Advocacy Program, New Doctor Reception at Conventions, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$480
Associate Members/ Part-Time (With MAC approval, 15 hrs or less per week)	Discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$600
Regular Member	Discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$720
Century Club	Conventions free for doctor and non-DC staff, discounted rates for select seminars, free classified ads (up to 30 words) for six months, Century Club Reception at Conventions, discounts on Chirobedic™, Century Club pin, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$1,200
Ambassadors Club	All Century Club Benefits, free seminars, Ambassadors Club pin, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$2,220 ($1,020 dues, $600 MCLAC, $600 MAC-PAC)
Presidents Club	All Century Club & Ambassadors Club benefits, private reception in Lansing with high-level policy makers, name listed in every edition of the Journal, Presidents Club pin, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$3,420 ($1,020 dues, $1,200 MCLAC, $1,200 MAC-PAC)
Spouse Member (Primary Member at full dues)	Spouse member receives all benefits of primary member, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	½ of Primary Member dues, not to exceed $600
Semi-Retired Member (25 yrs. in practice, 15 hours or less/week)	Discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$200
Retired Member	Discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$50
Student Member	Free conventions, discounted rates for: All MAC programs, classified advertising in the Journal, products and services; legal and legislative advocacy	$0
Vendor Member	Listing on the MAC website as a member of the organization, referrals as a “recommended” vendor, attendee list for all conventions	$300

Membership Categories

Article I. MEMBERSHIP

Section 1.01 An Active Member

Section 1.02 An Active Member is afforded full rights and privileges of the Organization including the right to vote and privileges of the floor during any meeting of the members.

Section 1.03 A member must have been enrolled for ninety (90) days prior to any meeting to have a vote in any election at that meeting or privileges of the floor.

Section 1.04 The following are sub-classifications of Active Membership:

Section 1.05 Dues and various schedules and methods of paying dues will be set by the BOD.