Trent Jarvis, MD

Trent Jarvis, MD, is a board-certified primary care physician serving patients in Superior, Colorado. Originally from nearby Broomfield, he grew up there and graduated from Broomfield High School. Inspired by his parents’ commitment to serving others—his father as a local dentist and his mother as a teacher—Dr. Jarvis developed a deep appreciation for community-centered care that ultimately led him to pursue a career in medicine.

Dr. Jarvis provides comprehensive primary care, with clinical interests in preventive medicine, men’s health, pediatrics, mental health, and chronic disease management. While he enjoys caring for a wide range of conditions, he believes the most meaningful cases are not defined by diagnosis but by the relationships built with patients over time. He values forming lasting partnerships with patients and working together to improve their health and well-being.

“Each person I care for is unique, with their own story, goals, and needs. I am dedicated to ensuring that every patient feels genuinely heard, respected, and valued as an individual, not just a diagnosis.”

His philosophy of care is rooted in treating the whole person—body and mind—recognizing that physical and mental health are closely interconnected. Dr. Jarvis emphasizes preventive care as the foundation of long-term wellness, working proactively with patients to maintain health and address risk factors before disease develops. He approaches clinical decisions through evidence-based best practices, ensuring that care is guided by the highest quality research and clinical guidelines. In his practice, prevention meets compassion, evidence guides action, and patients are empowered partners in their own health journey.

Dr. Jarvis is married with two children, and his wife is a physical therapist in the area. He is grateful for the opportunity to continue serving the community he grew up in and cares deeply about the people and families who call it home. Outside of work, he enjoys hiking, skiing, spending time outdoors, golfing, following OU and Colorado sports teams, and cooking—especially when it involves sharing good food with family and friends.