At a luncheon held during Life Chiropractic College West's annual Homecoming Festival, 123Chiropractors.com presented Life West President Dr. Gerard Clum with a donation of $15,000 that will fund a new state-of-the-art digital radiology laboratory. The donation came as a result of the number of Life West doctors who registered their practices through 123Chiropractors.com, which promised to donate one month's service fee of $30 for every registered Life West doctor. To date, 500 doctors from Life West have participated in the program.
Mr. Spencer Peller, partner and vice president of sales for 123Chiropractors.com, stated, "While 123Chiropractors.com is quickly becoming the leading Internet technology company throughout chiropractic, Life West has led the chiropractic education field for many years with its commitment to providing advanced state-of-the-art facilities for its students."
Dr. Clum stated, "We appreciate this generous donation from 123Chiropractors.com. They have conveyed a strong commitment to a long-term relationship that will especially benefit our current students, recent graduates, alumni and the chiropractic profession as a whole."
Source: Life Chiropractic College West
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