Dr. Dan Dutton

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Dr. Dan Dutton was raised in Eastern Montana and received his undergraduate studies from the University of Montana. He traveled to Portland, Oregon and graduated from the University of Western States where he studied Exercise and Sports Science. He also studied rehab techniques in-depth, which is something he is very passionate about. He specializes in the Graston Technique, as well as Kinesio Tape for athletes and those with injuries.

Dr. David Dalgardno

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Dr. Dalgardno is a 2011 graduate of the University of Western States with a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology and Doctor of Chiropractic. Dr. Dalgardno has been in clinical practice since May of 2011 with a focus on movement assessment, sports medicine and chiropractic. He is FMT certified through RockTape to assess and treat with Kinesiology taping and is Graston Technique Certified.

Dr. Dalgardno has served on medical staff at numerous sporting events including the 2013 CrossFit Regional Games, multiple smaller CrossFit competitions, and as a Medical Unit Leader for the Seattle to Portland Bike race with Cascade Bicycle Club. In 2015, Dr. Dalgardno had the privilege of serving on Medical staff assessing and treating wildland fire personnel at the Carpenter Road Fire near Spokane WA.

Dr. Danielle Jacobson

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Dr. Danielle grew up splitting her time between Washington and California. She had a passion for gymnastics and dance while growing up, competing competitively in both. Dr. Danielle attended undergraduate college at the University of Washington, where she received her bachelor’s degree. She continued her education at Life Chiropractic College West, where she earned her Doctorate of Chiropractic. While in school, Dr. Danielle developed a passion for pregnancy and pediatric chiropractic. She also worked extensively with local athletes, including the local rugby team. After graduation, she continued mastering techniques for treating adolescent and pregnant patients. Dr. Danielle’s goal is to bring optimal function and health to her patients, so they can focus on the things they love with the best quality of life.