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I attended Luther College for one year and graduated from The University of Iowa in 1974 with a B.S. in general science. My wife, Julie, and I married that same year, and we have three grown children. Our son Zach is a professional golfer on the PGA Tour. Our son Gabe is a graphic design and advertising specialist, and our daughter Maria, who holds a MPH (masters in public health), is a wellness consultant. I attended Palmer College of Chiropractic, graduated summa cum laude and was salutatorian of my class in December of 1977.

I was raised in the northwest corner of Iowa graduating from Sioux City's Briar Cliff College in 1988. After receiving my undergraduate degree, I moved to the Quad Cities to begin a career in chiropractic and healthcare. I worked for Palmer College of Chiropractic as an Admissions Representative prior to entering the program.

Dr. Swope is a founder of the clinic and a Vietnam vet. His extensive chiropractic experience includes specialties in workers' compensation and personal injury cases. I was born and raised in southern Iowa, graduating from Ottumwa High School in 1969. I served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam Conflict and was honorably discharged as a sergeant in 1974.

I was born and raised in Waukon, IA and moved to Cedar Rapids in 2010 while attending the University of Iowa. I graduated with a degree in Biology in 2014. I spent four years working before finally deciding to attend Palmer College in Davenport. While in the outpatient clinic at Palmer I was able to intern under an awesome pediatric doctor which sparked my interest in working with the pediatric and perinatal populations. During my time at Palmer, I was married to my high school sweetheart, Sam, in 2019.

At your first visit, we start by listening. We'll want to learn about you to best determine the cause of your condition. Your health history, activity level, nutrition and lifestyle are all important, as are your goals for your health. We'll learn this through the forms you provide and our conversation when we meet.