Working in an integrative care setting gave Katelyn Seaba, D.C. the opportunity to provide sideline care at sporting events, shadow surgeries and work with patients overcoming significant disease.
For 14 years, he and fellow chiropractors advocated for licensure with the Massachusetts Chiropractic Society and they were eventually successful when then-Governor John Volpe signed a bill into law in 1967. Dr. Kiernan practiced in his clinic in Lawrence, Massachusetts from 1967 until his retirement in 1997.
Leonard Feldman, D.C. was inducted into the Palmer Academy of Fellows in 2019 during Homecoming.
The new Bruce & Bethel Hagen Student Union is possible thanks to the generous $1 million donation by Bruce C. Hagen, D.C. and his wife Bethel.
Dr. Bruhl was one of the first doctors of chiropractic to provide care in Kenya. His first adjustment was done in front of an audience, because they’d never seen an adjustment done before. His first patient was a 16-year-old girl who suffered from frequent headaches following a fall from a motorcycle.
