Brent standing in a doorway, hands clasped, smiling, with barbells racked on a wood plank wall beside him.

I fixed aircraft before I adjusted people.

I'm Dr. Brent Jenogan. Five years in the Marine Corps, a stretch in federal aviation, then chiropractic school and my own practice in RiNo. These days the practice travels, and I come to you.

The photos on this site are from my old treatment room in RiNo. The house-call version looks like your living room.

How I got here

U.S. Marine Corps

Five years

I turned wrenches and traced wiring on the MV-22 Osprey, and by the end I was the one other mechanics came to with the faults they couldn't find.
Federal aviation

After the Marines

I stayed in aviation on the federal side, buying and inspecting aircraft parts and managing the people who did.
Doctor of Chiropractic

Life University College of Chiropractic

Chiropractic school in Georgia, then the Colorado license.
Architect Chiropractic, RiNo

Denver

I opened Architect Chiropractic in Denver's RiNo district and treated patients there until I closed the office.
House calls

Now

Same adjustments and the same attention, in your space instead of mine.

Why I come to you

Seeking a balanced life, and understanding the stress of trying to fit everything in during the week, can become hard, if not sometimes impossible. Because of that, many people fail to properly take care of themselves and fall behind in health, wellness, longevity and vitality. Now, no one has to miss out on being healthy. Introducing mobile concierge chiropractic, Architect Chiropractic. This allows for a luxury one-on-one experience, in the comfort of your own space. Let's change the story around why you can't be healthy.

How I work

I explain what I'm finding as I go, and I say what an adjustment is going to be before I do it, so there's never a moment where you're wondering what my hands are up to.

Everything is by hand. I'd rather get an adjustment right and comfortable than fast and dramatic, and if something doesn't feel okay you can tell me and I'll change course.

Before I pack up, you get a short plan for the days in between: a movement or two, something to change about how you sit or lift, and what I'd want to look at next time.

What I look at

What I'm looking at draws on Functional Neurology and Applied Kinesiology, which in practice means I pay attention to how you move, how your muscles respond when I test them, and how your body has learned to work around whatever's bothering it. Exercise is part of the plan more often than not, and since I train clients as well, that coaching comes from practice.