Chiropractic Plus
At Chiropractic Plus we focus on full body wellness, not just pain relief. Rather than focus on pain management we prefer to ask the question… Why? Why are you experiencing symptoms like neck & back pain, headaches, stomach problems, trouble sleeping, and various other symptoms? It’s our job to find out WHY and then fix the CAUSE of your discomfort rather than just manage your pain.
Hours of Operation
- Monday: 8:30 am – 11:00 am
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm - Tuesday: 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
- Wednesday: 8:30 am – 11:00 am
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm - Thursday: 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
- Friday: 8:30 am – 11:00 am
- Saturday: 8:30 am – 10:30 am
- Sunday: Closed
About
Chiropractic Plus – Thornton, CO
What makes us different than 97% of other chiropractors is that we perform Corrective Chiropractic Care. First we take 3 separate nerve function tests to measure the electricity running through your nerves which will help us determine if there is any interference caused by a misalignment. best chiropractorsThen we take a full set of X-rays to identify exactly which bones need to be re-positioned. We don’t just “crack your back” we realign your spine by pushing bones in specific directions so that your nerves flow freely.
The short term effects of receiving Corrective Chiropractic Care is reduced pain, although, it’s the long term health benefits that get us excited! Most people don’t realize that nerves go places like organs for example. A damaged nerve that is causing their back pain may also be the same nerve that goes to their stomach. If left uncorrected, the two symptoms that seem unrelated will only get worse. The nerve damage will cause more back pain and the stomach issues will continue to progress from generalized stomach pain to things like constipation, diarrhea, ulcers, leaky gut, and eventually stomach cancer.
By keeping your body in alignment and free of any nerve interference, you are living at optimal health. That is what our office strives for. We want to get all of our patients to their optimal health levels through Corrective Chiropractic Care.
Meet The Team
Patrick Ray, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic
Life Chiropractic College West
If you’re looking for a chiropractor in Thornton, CO that’s caring, compassionate, and highly experienced, look no further than Dr. Ray. He has over 30 years of experience in the chiropractic field and has completed more than a million chiropractic adjustments over the years.
Dr. Ray is passionate about wellness, particularly the Essentials. He’s dedicated to making sure he provides more than short-term relief and focuses on educating his patients about the tools they need to increase their vitality and quality of life on a long-term basis.
A 1987 graduate and valedictorian at Western States Chiropractic College, Dr. Ray has committed to the local community to share his knowledge on attaining optimum health, and he provides informational programs to schools, corporations, community groups, and medical facilities. He’s a local educational expert and keynote speaker for The American Consumer Education Foundation and he has served on the board of the Colorado Chiropractic Association for eight years.
Brent Jenogan, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. Brent is a Graduate of Life University Chiropractic College in Atlanta, Georgia.
He is a Strength and Conditioning Coach, Crossfit Coach, Triathlete, Marathon runner and Downhill/Enduro Mountain Biker. He is a podcast host and avid reader, so feel free to ask for book recommendations! Dr. Brent likes to spend his free time exploring the great outdoors and finding ways to serve the community, especially the veteran populations.
Being an Alumnus of Texas State University, where he graduated with his Bachelors in Exercise Sports Science, he was a Research Assistant for concussion and biomechanics research for the sports teams. Dr. Brent is excited to serve the community of Denver at Chiropractic Plus and is looking forward to building a culture on Health and Wealth.
He is a born and raised Texan, that served 5 years in the United States Marine Corps, where he became Quality Assurance on the MV- 22 Osprey, a state-of-the-art tiltrotor airplane/helicopter hybrid. He is a Federally Licensed Aircraft Mechanic and Electrician. After the Corps, he travelled the World working on airplanes before finding Chiropractic and wanting to serve humanity through the Healing Arts of Chiropractic.
David Lohmuller, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. David first moved to Denver in 2011 to pursue his bachelor’s degree in Health and Exercise Science from Regis University. After completing his undergraduate degree, he began working for Dr. Ray as a Chiropractic Assistant where he learned the necessary principles to achieve an optimal lifestyle through health and wellness. Throughout the years Dr. David has been honing these skills in order to start helping others by spreading the truth about healthcare. While working with Dr. Ray, Dr. David soon realized that Corrective Chiropractic Care was his calling so he too could help educate his community by giving them the opportunity to live their optimal life through the 5 Essentials. Dr. David soon received his Doctorate of Chiropractic through Logan University and returned to Denver in order to start empowering others. Dr. David is passionate about making a connection with patients so he can teach them the necessary action steps toward a greater life.
Angela
Billing and Accounts Manager
For over 25 years, Angela has served as manager of accounts-related activities. She’s very experienced in all office functions from billing to collections to record-keeping. She believes in continually improving her knowledge and striving for excellence, a standard that she and Dr. Ray set for the practice many years ago.
Sami Gonzales
Clinical and Billing Chiropractic Assistant
Sami has been in the customer service industry for over 10 years and has been a chiropractic patient even longer than that. She has a strong billing background and is willing to always go the extra mile. Like other members of our team, Sami is more than happy to help out wherever she is needed, and she loves to make people smile.
Rachel
Clinical Chiropractic Assistant
Rachel recently graduated from UCLA where she studied Biology and developed her passion for holistic health care. She strongly values the importance of patient-centered wellness and will do whatever she can to help people achieve an optimum state of wellbeing. Rachel continues to expand her knowledge on chiropractic care every day and is committed to being a constant student of life.
Maria
Tech and Clinical Chiropractic Assistant
My name is Maria, born and raised here in Denver CO. Growing up I always knew I wanted to be a part of the medical field in some type of way. I was always in and out of hospitals and doctors’ appointments helping out my parents and grandparents with translating and ever since I just knew I needed and I wanted to stay in the medical field. I’m passionate about helping others, and always being there for those who I care about most. After two knee surgery’s my hopes for playing soccer again were pretty low. But one year later I am back on the field playing with my husband on a coed team. Weekends we spend our times at soccer games, family events, and taking out our fur babies Toretto and Coqueta.
When I first started working at a chiropractic office I left because I thought I wanted to do more, and two years later I am here at Chiropractic Plus doing the more I was seeking. Not only am I able to help the community but also my loved ones. I want to be able to be that person people can count on and try my best to always be there.
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