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Dr. Chester McDonald lived and practiced by these words...
To enjoy life - to be happy- to be successful in our daily work, we must have good health. We take good health for granted while we feel fit, and not until we lose it, do we realize that good health is the recipe for happiness.
Upon graduation from the National College of Chiropractic in the early twentieth century, Dr. Chester B. McDonald established the first chiropractic practice in southwestern Michigan. His practice grew dramatically and in the early 1930's he built a large Hospital in Benton Harbor. The Hospital incorporated the latest drugless therapies that were found in expensive European health spas of that era; however these therapies were provided to working class people at affordable prices. Dr. C. B. McDonald also maintained a very large chirpopractic practice up until his untimely passing in 1948.
Dr. C.B. McDonald
Founder 1920 - 1948
Dr. John H. McDonald
1947 - 1989
Dr. John H. McDonald joined his father in practice in 1947, upon graduation from the National College of Chiropractic in Chicago. Under his direction the practice changed from the hospital setting on Pipestone Street to it's present location and facilities on Napoer Avenue. He served as President of the Michigan State Chirporactic Association. During the early 1960's, he was very instrumental in getting legislation passed in Michigan that included chiropractic coverage in all insurance programs: workers comp, auto insurance, health insurance and Medicaid.

Dr. McDonald enjoyed a very special relationship with many of his patients who remained very loyal to him throughout his 40 plus years of practice. He retired in 1989 and remains active in the community.

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