Dr. Andrew Rocha was born in Waterbury and raised in Watertown, Connecticut. He graduated from the College of the Holy Cross with a degree in mathematics and computer science. Health and fitness have always been a staple in his life. After seeing the results chiropractic had on his low back, he was drawn to the profession. In a matter of a few months, he applied to Palmer College of Chiropractic in Florida. While at Palmer, he became interested in clinical neuroscience, taking additional coursework in functional neurology and the treatment of concussions/mTBI from the world-renowned Carrick Institute. Upon graduating with his doctorate degree, he also earned the title of Valedictorian as well as the Academic Excellence Award for his dedication to the profession.

Dr. Rocha continues to be at the forefront of evidence-based research and treatments for his future patients. The word “doctor” means to teach, and he believes patient education to be a powerful tool. He enjoys reading research and learning the newest and most up to date ways to manage patients. In his down time Dr. Rocha enjoys lifting weights, soccer, and being outdoors.