“I was in extreme pain and instead of seeking medical attention; my mom took me to her chiropractor. I was amazed at the immediate results without the use of medication and I knew it was what I wanted to do.”
Now, as a doctor of chiropractic, it is his purpose and passion to help as many people as he can. Not only to free people from pain but to help them reach their optimal health. His hope is that he can continue to change the lives of his patients just as his life was changed by his chiropractor.
After completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Northern Iowa, Dr. Kleckner received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa in 1999.
During his academic career at Palmer he traveled to South America through the Clinic Abroad Program. This program was created to provide chiropractic care to populations generally underserved in terms of healthcare options. While in South America, Dr. Kleckner and his colleagues treated over 1,000 patients with chiropractic care and donated many school supplies, dental supplies, health supplies and clothing to the numerous communities in which he and his group traveled.
Dr. Kleckner has completed many post-graduate studies in the areas of Nutritional Neurology, Neurology of the Subluxation, Chiropractic Pediatrics, Extremity Adjusting Support and Rehabilitation, Whiplash and Traumatology, Applied Neurology, and Cold Laser Therapy Applications.
When not in the office helping patients, Dr. Kleckner is an active member of the Grimes Chamber of Commerce, Iowa Chiropractic Society and is a National Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
Dr. Kleckner has been married since 1999 to his wife Neko and they have three children, Ella, Emily and Owen. All three of his children have been adjusted within hours of being born and still enjoy “taking a ride on Daddy’s table”. He enjoys golf, basketball, waterskiing and snow skiing.
As a Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Kleckner has a desire to be a physician that treats patients without medication with a focus on a more conservative hands-on treatment that allows the body to heal itself. “I have found great joy in helping others and look forward to making a positive impact in people’s lives.”
