Quad-Cities Chiropractor Surrenders License After Patient Contact Accusation
A chiropractor in the Quad-Cities area, whose practice was in Camanche, surrendered their license after being accused of nonconsensual sexual contact with a patient.
Davenport Rock Island Moline, IA, October 20, 2026 —
A chiropractor in the Quad-Cities area surrendered their license after being accused of nonconsensual sexual contact with a patient. The chiropractor’s practice was in Camanche.
The accusation is the only reason for the surrender provided in the available information. It does not identify the chiropractor or patient, state when the alleged contact or license surrender occurred, or specify which licensing authority handled the matter. It also does not provide details about the allegation or describe any investigation, hearing or other proceeding.
The information does not say whether the chiropractor admitted to the allegation, disputed it, or made any statement. Surrendering a license, on its own, does not establish what happened in the alleged encounter. No finding or conclusion by a licensing authority was included in the summary.
It is also unclear whether the surrender was voluntary, whether it was accepted as part of a formal disciplinary action, or whether any additional restrictions or penalties were imposed. The summary does not provide the license’s status before the surrender or say whether the chiropractor may seek reinstatement.
Without those details, the reported development is limited to the accusation and the surrender of the license. The chiropractor’s name, the date, the licensing jurisdiction and any official findings were not provided, leaving the circumstances and procedural outcome unclear.
Story summarized from the original created by Linda Cook on www.ourquadcities.com, see more information here.
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