About Infiniti Partners
Three partners. One mission.
NeuroInfiniti is run by Infiniti Partners — a team that brings together clinical science, practitioner success, and business strategy to deliver on a single promise: better patients, better practices.
Head of Sales, Marketing & Client Success
DeDe Van Riper
Owner / CEO
For over two decades, DeDe has worked alongside some of the most respected leaders in chiropractic and neurological health — helping bridge the gap between complex science and real-world patient care.
What she saw over time was something deeper. Patients struggling to feel understood. Practitioners searching for clarity. And a gap between what was being measured — and what was actually happening in the body. That gap became her focus.
DeDe is passionate about helping clinicians better understand the nervous system — not through more complexity, but through clearer insight and practical application. Her approach is simple and intentional: meet practitioners where they are, support them as they grow, and help them use the technology in a way that truly makes a difference.
Developer of the NeuroInfiniti Instrument
Dr. Richard Barwell
Chief Science Officer
Dr. Barwell built the first version of what would become the NeuroInfiniti to answer one question — does a chiropractic adjustment affect brainwaves? The answer came quickly. The signal was real, measurable, and reproducible.
But the data kept accumulating. Hundreds of patients, then thousands of scans. After more than twenty years of interpreting surface recordings of nervous system function, the patterns spoke for themselves — and the Four Axis Framework emerged.
Set Point. Reactivity. Recovery. Trainability. These are not invented categories. They are descriptions of physiological processes with decades of neuroscience literature behind them. What was new was applying them coherently to what the stress response evaluation was showing.
Structure, Strategy & Client-Focused Growth
Paul Starkey
Business Architect & Strategy Advisor
Paul is a seasoned business architect who has founded or restarted more than fifteen companies across a career spanning venture capital, investment banking, and private equity. A 15-time buy/sell equity participant, he brings a rare depth of experience in building, scaling, and transitioning businesses.
As a CEO and business leader, Paul has been involved in several emerging new-market opportunities — and he brings that same instinct to NeuroInfiniti. He is the driving force behind NI's business operations and the client-focused dynamics that power practice growth.
Where the science reveals what the nervous system needs, Paul builds the business framework that makes sure practitioners can deliver it — consistently, sustainably, and at scale. From onboarding to long-term engagement, he ensures that every touchpoint delivers value.
The original question
When Dr. Richard Barwell built the first version of what would become the NeuroInfiniti, the goal was modest. He was trying to answer one question — a question so fundamental he couldn't understand why no one had answered it yet.
“Does a chiropractic adjustment affect brainwaves?”
What the data revealed
The answer came quickly. The adjustment affected the brain. The signal was real, measurable, and reproducible. But the data kept accumulating. Hundreds of patients, then thousands of scans. The patterns became familiar the way a landscape becomes familiar when you've walked it enough times.
Observation, not theory
The Four Axis Framework did not come from a theory set out to be proved. It came from twenty years of patterns that could not be unseen. Four dimensions kept presenting themselves as clinically meaningful, regardless of the patient, the complaint, or the practice setting.
Set Point. Reactivity. Recovery. Trainability.
What is next
For over twenty years, NeuroInfiniti has given clinicians the most complete picture of nervous system function available in chiropractic practice. The Four Axis Framework gives that data a language clinicians can act on and patients can understand.
And we are not done.