Brad Alexander

Element Chiropractic

875 Southwest Rimrock Way #103, Redmond, OR, 97756

At this time, Brad is NOT accepting Medicare patients. Brad Alexander is a small‑town Oregon native who completed his Bachelor of Science in Human Biology and Doctor of Chiropractic degree at the University of Western States. As the first member of his family to attend college, he brings a deep sense of purpose, gratitude, and dedication to the patients he serves. Brad’s passion for chiropractic began early in life. After receiving care from a family‑friend chiropractor who treated him like a person—not a number—he experienced firsthand the power of being truly heard, supported, and guided through recovery. Those experiences shaped his commitment to providing the same level of individualized, compassionate care to others. His goal is simple: to become the chiropractor families trust for years. With a background in athletics, wellness, and leadership, Brad offers a calm, confident, and professional approach to patient care. He believes every patient deserves a plan built specifically for them, using the right combination of adjustments, soft‑tissue therapy, movement‑based rehabilitation, and clear, accessible education. Whether treating musculoskeletal injuries, neurological concerns, pregnancy‑related discomfort, supporting recovery after a car accident, or completing physical exams, he is committed to helping individuals and families return to full function and live active, healthy lives. Patients can expect to feel comfortable, heard, and supported from the moment they walk in. Brad takes time to explain what’s happening, why it’s happening, and how to move forward; empowering patients with knowledge and realistic steps toward long‑term improvement. Outside the clinic, Brad enjoys hiking, trail running, camping, and exploring the outdoors with his dogs, who he considers part of the family. Staying active and connected to nature is central to his lifestyle and influences his approach to health and movement. 3 Things to Know About Me - I’m the first in my family to attend college -I’m happiest being active — running, lifting weights, or exploring the outdoors -I’ve worked hard from a young age, beginning graduate school at age 19, and that dedication carries into my care for patients