A survey was conducted to determine the patient's perception of treatment received from clinicians at the Texas Chiropractic College Clinic in Pasadena, Texas. A questionnaire designed to assess various aspects of the school's clinical and dispensary services was administered to 79 patients who had completed their treatment prescriptions. The average age of the respondents was 40.21 years, and the majority of respondents were female and Caucasian. The results show that the clinic is doing an excellent job and that its services are considered valuable by the patients. Questions relating to the responsibilities and demeanor of faculty and student doctors were rated high by respondents. The location of the clinic received the lowest rating. The dispensary services received a relatively low rating, and it is recommended that the efficiency of the dispensary be examined. Staff received a fairly high rating. Data are summarized in two tables. (KM)