About Us

Meagan is the Clinic's   Senior Client Care Coordinator, assisting the Clinic Director and General Manager with administrative and operational tasks to ensure each client has a smooth and professional experience with Friedel Clinics. Meagan focuses on customer service, fosters open communication, and keeps the assigned Brain Health Professional organized and current on client needs. Meagan is part of a high-energy team that focuses on client health and wellness, ensuring that all clients are positive and productive.

Meagan earned her AS Degree from JBC in Counseling and is a Licensed Certified Temperament Biblical Counselor from the NCCA. Meagan is currently working on her BA in  Neurotheology at JBC. Meagan currently also works as an HBOT Tech in the HBOT Lab here at Friedel Clinic.

Born and raised in Billings, Dr. Stevens, ND, is proud to be a Montanan. She graduated with an engineering degree from MSU in Bozeman and worked as a petroleum engineer for many years. She returned to school to earn a law degree from the University of Wyoming and later, a􀅌er years of struggling with mysterious health concerns, a degree in naturopathic
medicine from Bastyr University in Seattle. Today her passion lies with helping patients who, like her, were unable to find the help they needed. She works with all chronic conditions with special interests in Lyme disease, heavy metals, mold, hormones, healthy aging, and brain health. Dr. Stevens, ND, JD, has an office in the Friedel Clinic. 

 Dr. Rich Friedel, DM, PhD, CBHP, is the Clinic’s Managing Member. Rich first became involved in brain health issues in 2003 when his mother was misdiagnosed. At the time, Rich and his sisters were told by their mother's primary care doctor. That she was just old and possibly suffering from old age and simple cognitive decline. However, Rich and his sisters knew there was something more at work here than simply old age decline. While visiting his mother and sisters in Tampa, he ran into an old undergraduate friend who attended Cornell Medical School; he was a practicing physician. After a conversation, this friend directed Rich to the University of South Florida Alzheimer's study department. Rich and his oldest sister were invited to a clinical workshop with a dozen medical care workers to learn about the brain disease Alzheimer's. It became very evident at that time to Rich that this was a horrendous disease, and it was exactly what his mother was suffering. Rich, having learned the seven stages of Alzheimer's, immediately started studying the cause of this disease and why it was undetectable by most of the medical practitioners that he encountered while serving his mother. Rich spent time studying brain health issues for several years and had to meet several doctors at the Amen Clinics. Rich was encouraged to learn more about brain health issues at Amen University. Rich enrolled in the 50-credit hour postgraduate education program at Amen University and completed it, becoming a Certified Brain Health Professional. That education led Rich to expand Friedel Clinic into brain health over the next several years. Today, we still do not understand the cause of Alzheimer's more than we did in 1906 when Dr. Alzheimer discovered the disease. 

Rich has dedicated the last 20 years to learning how he can help those struggling to understand and develop Better Brain Health.