HQ Function

The Davenport campus serves as the primary administrative center, the original site of chiropractic education, a major hub for chiropractic research through the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research, and hosts extensive educational facilities and public clinics.

Notable Features:

Historic buildings including the Palmer family mansion (now a museum), state-of-the-art Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research, extensive library, modern classrooms and labs, multiple public clinics, and the Palmer Museum of Chiropractic History.

Work Culture:

The work culture at the headquarters is academic, student-focused, and collaborative, with a strong emphasis on innovation in education, research, and patient care, all while honoring the rich heritage of the chiropractic profession.

HQ Significance:

As the founding institution, the Davenport headquarters is of immense historical and professional significance to chiropractic worldwide. It's where the profession began and continues to be a leading center for chiropractic education and research.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects Palmer's core values: commitment to chiropractic principles, excellence in education, pioneering research, patient-centered care, and preserving the legacy of chiropractic for future generations.

Location:

While Palmer College of Chiropractic's physical campuses are located within the United States, its global presence is established through its extensive international alumni network practicing in numerous countries, its influence on chiropractic education standards worldwide, and its attraction of students and faculty from across the globe. Palmer also engages in international outreach programs and research collaborations, contributing to the advancement of chiropractic care internationally.

Street Address:

1000 Brady St

City:

Davenport

State/Province:

IA

Country:

USA