The City of Davenport, Iowa has officially proclaimed September 18th as Chiropractic Awareness Day.

On this day, every year, community activities geared towards teaching families, individuals, and students about Chiropractic history and the importance of Chiropractic healthcare in contributing to a healthier community will be organized by Non - Profit Chiropractic Organization (NPCO) and take place at various locations throughout the City.

Official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Friday, September 18, 2009
BJ and Mabel Palmer Residence (BJ Palmer Mansion courtyard) Davenport, Iowa

From left to right - Davenport Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors in red coats, Palmer College of Chiropractic President Dr. Donald Kern, Grand-daughter of B.J. Palmer Vickie Palmer, Davenport Alderman Gene Meeker, Non - Profit Chiropractic Organization (NPCO) President Joshua Heines (holding scissors), Davenport Alderman Bill Boom, Davenport Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors in red/blue coats

“ This will surely be a day to remember in the history of Chiropractic and in the years to come. Davenport is the birthplace of the Chiropractic profession that now provides revolutionary healthcare to communities all around the world. On this day, every year, the City of Davenport will celebrate its contributions to the healthcare of humanity by raising Chiropractic awareness in its own community. We are proud that the City of Davenport worked together with NPCO to make this day happen.”

- Joshua Heines
President
Non-Profit Chiropractic Organization (NPCO)