Dr. Daryl Chalifour
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. Daryl Chalifour, or “Dr Daryl” as we like to call him, is proud to be a Chiropractor serving the Anchorage community since 2009.
A graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic (the founding college of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa) he graduated with honors and was nominated for the clinical excellence award for his exceptional patient care in the Palmer clinics. He has also authored a study on Low back pain while at Palmer College which has been presented to the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics! Dr. Chalifour completed his undergraduate education at the University of Alaska Anchorage where he also received his training in myotherapy and rehabilitation. Dr. Chalifour has completed additional training in the fields of sports injuries, soft tissue therapy, and extremity adjusting.
Dr. Chalifour has been involved in fitness and strength training both as a coach and competitor, and has worked with world class athletes to improve their performance and keep them injury free. He is the 2002 state powerlifting champion and has competed in many strongman competitions while attending Palmer. Before completing his chiropractic education, Dr. Chalifour worked as a myotherapist and rehabilitation specialist in the Anchorage area and has seen the miracles that chiropractic care can make in the lives of every patient!
Dr. Chalifour was born and raised in South Anchorage with a strong love of family, faith and the outdoors. He and his wife Emily have been married for five years and are the proud parents of 2 beautiful children Isla and Thad. Both children were adjusted within 5 minutes of birth to ensure a perfect functioning nervous system!
Dr. Chalifour states that “I always knew I wanted to help people and after seeing what chiropractic did for my family, I knew that it was my calling.” “The nervous system is the control center of the body and should be of the upmost importance when optimizing health and correcting the cause of pain and disease through chiropractic care.”