Meet Jordan Conner | Chiropractor, Christian, Husband and Father

We had the good fortune of connecting with Jordan Conner and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Jordan, what do you want people to remember about you?
I want my legacy to be one of faith, love, and service. More than anything, I want to be remembered as a devoted husband and father who always put my wife, daughter, and son first. I want them to know that every decision I made, every sacrifice, and every moment I spent with them was rooted in my love for them and my faith in God.

As a chiropractor, I hope to be remembered not just for helping people find relief from pain, but for truly caring about their well-being. My goal has always been to serve others with integrity, compassion, and a commitment to their health.

But beyond my career, beyond anything else, I want my life to be a reflection of my faith. I want people to say that I lived with purpose, that I put God at the center of everything I did, and that I used the gifts He gave me to serve my family, my patients, and my community.

If I can leave behind a legacy of love, faith, and making a difference in the lives of those around me, then I will have lived a life worth remembering.

What should our readers know about your business?
Being a chiropractor isn’t just a job for me—it’s a passion rooted in my love for sports, family, and helping people live their best lives. I’ve always been fascinated by the way the human body moves and heals, especially in athletes, and I’ve made it my mission to bring that same level of care to families of all ages. Whether it’s a young athlete trying to perform at their best, a parent juggling work and family, or a grandparent wanting to stay active, my goal is to provide care that truly makes a difference.

Building our practice from the ground up was no easy task. There were long days, sleepless nights, and plenty of challenges along the way. But with my amazing wife and fellow doctor by my side, no challenge was too small. She has been my rock, my biggest supporter, and the reason this dream became a reality. Together, we built not just a practice, but a place where families can come and feel cared for—body, mind, and spirit.

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is to always come back to God. There were moments of doubt and struggle, but every time I turned to Him, He guided the way. Our clinic is faith-centered, and that’s something I take great pride in. We don’t just treat symptoms; we care for the whole person. We pray for our patients, we build relationships, and we create an environment where people feel safe, valued, and cared for.

At the heart of it all, my story is about faith, family, and service. I want the world to know that our clinic isn’t just another chiropractic office—it’s a place where people of all ages can come to feel better, move better, and live better, all while knowing they are cared for by a team who puts God and family first.

Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
If my best friend were visiting for a week, I’d want to give them the full Colorado experience—starting right here in Loveland. Loveland has a small-town charm with a big heart, known for its art, outdoor activities, and friendly community.

Day 1: Exploring Loveland

We’d start by grabbing breakfast at Doug’s Day Diner—you can’t beat their hearty portions and local feel. Then, we’d check out the Benson Sculpture Garden and the Loveland Museum to soak in some local art and culture. For lunch, I’d take them to Betta Gumbo for some Southern comfort food with a Colorado twist. The afternoon would be spent at Devil’s Backbone, an incredible hiking spot with scenic views. To wrap up the day, dinner at Door 222 Food & Drink is a must—great atmosphere and fantastic food.

Day 2-3: Skiing in the Mountains

No trip to Colorado is complete without hitting the slopes. We’d drive up to Breckenridge or Winter Park for a couple of days of skiing. Whether my friend is an expert or a beginner, these resorts offer something for everyone. After a long day on the mountain, we’d relax in the hot tubs and enjoy a fireside dinner at a cozy lodge.

Day 4: Rocky Mountain National Park

A visit to Rocky Mountain National Park is a must. We’d pack a lunch and spend the day hiking and taking in the breathtaking scenery. In the evening, we’d head back to Loveland for a relaxing night at Verboten Brewing & Barrel Project, one of the best local craft breweries.

Day 5-6: Denver Adventures

We’d spend a couple of days in Denver, starting with a visit to Red Rocks Amphitheatre—even if there’s no concert, it’s an iconic place to explore. Then, we’d hit up the Denver Art Museum, Union Station, and Larimer Square for shopping and sightseeing. A stop at Little Man Ice Cream is non-negotiable. For dinner, Guard and Grace is a top-notch steakhouse. The next day, we’d explore Meow Wolf’s Convergence Station, check out a Nuggets, Broncos or Avalanche game if it’s the season, and finish the night at Williams & Graham, a hidden speakeasy.

Day 7: Relax and Reflect

To end the trip, we’d have a slow morning with breakfast at one of our amazing coffee shops in Loveland, take a stroll around Lake Loveland, and maybe visit a local farmers’ market or boutique shops. Before heading to the airport, we’d squeeze in one last great meal—maybe The Post Chicken & Beer for some amazing fried chicken.

This trip would be the perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and experiencing everything that makes Colorado special—from the mountains to the city and everything in between.

Shoutout is all about shouting out others who you feel deserve additional recognition and exposure. Who would you like to shoutout?
I want to dedicate this to my amazing wife and fellow doctor of Chiropractic Kendra Conner, my children Alden and Kolben and above all God.

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