Kelli Rickett, FNP-C

Kelli is a family nurse practitioner, board certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and currently licensed to practice in the state of Colorado. Kelli began her career in nursing in 2006 and has been a family nurse practitioner since 2019. Her previous experience includes work in Integrative Medicine, PeriOp Services, Sexual Health and Regenerative Medicine, Family Health Services and Preventative Medicine. Kelli is qualified to diagnose and treat a wide array of conditions across the entire lifespan. She is accepting
new patients.
Kelli loves to volunteer for Project Cure Medical Clinic trips across the globe and Red Cross disaster services locally. She enjoys cooking, gardening, canning, harvesting, working out, lake kayaking, hiking, off-roading, camping, new to disk golf, and just enjoying life. Kelli enjoys spending time at home, hanging out with her family and pets as well as getting out and about on the weekends here in the beautiful state of Colorado where she has lived for the past 11 years.

One of her many passions is providing disability exams for our Service men and women and feels that they deserve a provider that takes the time to listen to their needs and makes an informed decision to give them the best disability package available to them using evidence-based practice and top-notch assessment skills.
Kelli believes in forging relationships with people to understand their health needs and goals and working collaboratively with each individual to develop a plan to achieve their best possible state of health.

“Divide each difficulty into as many parts as feasible and necessary to resolve it, and watch the whole transform.” Rene Descartes

Kelli’s drive to advocate for and educate her patients in their healthcare journey; encompassing their mental, emotional, physical, spiritual needs and wellbeing. Knowing the importance of meeting patients where they are in their process is essential to her passion of education, advocacy, and preventative wellness.

“The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will instruct his patients in the care of the human frame, in nutrition, and in the cause and prevention of disease.” Thomas Edison