Our Team

Dr. Brad Richardson is a licensed chiropractor, and board certified in Neuropathy, who lives and practices in Broomfield, serving the greater north Denver and Boulder communities and beyond. As a chiropractic physician with significant experience, he is committed to promoting the optimal health and well-being of patients.

Dr. Richardson attended Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas, Texas from 1993 until 1996, graduating in the top 8% of his class. Prior to entering chiropractic school, he attended the University of Oklahoma where he studied Biology. Dr. Richardson is certified in acupuncture and decompression therapy, and utilizes diversified, Gonstead, and activator methods in his practice.

Dr. Richardson and his wife Amy moved to Broomfield, Colorado from Dallas, Texas in September 1996, with a dog, a car and a dream to set up their clinic. They only knew two people in Colorado at that time but had faith that Colorado would soon be their new life-long home. They opened the doors to their clinic 'Summit Chiropractic Care Center' in the Wells Fargo Bank Building across the lot from their current space in February 1997. In 2001, they purchased the building where they currently reside, 54 Garden Center.

Summit Chiropractic evolved into an integrated holistic medical clinic: Summit Medical Care Center, and Dr. Richardson continues to serve his patients with a holistic approach, individualized care, and the latest technology. His passion is freeing people from unnecessary pain and suffering. He consistently fines the root cause of a debilitating symptom, and facilitates healing and proper function for his patients, so they can get their quality of life back.

Dr. Richardson and Amy, who is a Certified Nutrition Therapist and practices with him, have one daughter. In his free time, Dr. Richardson enjoys playing golf, relaxing with family and friends, and traveling.

Amy Richardson, is a Certified Nutrition Therapist and founder of Living Well, LLC. She graduated from the Nutrition Therapy Institute in Denver and has been in practice since 2007. She also has a B.S. in Advertising from the University of Texas. Her passion is helping others with health concerns and imbalances with food and nutrition therapy. 

After struggling with her own health issues including depression, weight gain, recurring sinus infections, and more challenges, she made some lifestyle changes and outgrew her career in advertising, pursuing holistic nutrition. Practicing alongside her husband, Dr. Brad Richardson, they seek to elevate their patients’ experience in healthcare. She helps to clear the clutter of all the mixed messages out there regarding food choices, so nutrition comes more naturally for people. To Amy, really “living well” means being in balance in every area of our lives.