Meet Your Doctor

Became an Airrosti Provider:2023

Undergraduate School:Shorter University

Graduate School:Life University

Spoken Languages:English, Spanish

Hometown:Garden City, Kansas

Hobbies:Running, trying new restaurants, playing video games, and hanging out with my family.

Interesting Facts:My entire family are Harry Potter and Disney nerds. I love discovering new music and dancing to them with my kids.

What Airrosti Means to Me:Airrosti means a team that truly cares about helping their patients. Airrosti has provided me with the knowledge and tools to ensure that I can help every patient in a positive way. It's amazing to work with a team that is passionate about making an impact with every person we treat.

testimonials

by Benjamin Perales

Five stars truly don’t capture what Dr. Andy Pichardo and Airrosti Southtown have meant to me. I started seeing Dr. Pichardo in 2025 when extreme back pain had taken away so much of my normal life. Working out and running had always been important to me, and suddenly I couldn’t do either. More than the physical pain, it was difficult watching my world become smaller because I simply couldn’t move the way I used to. Dr. Pichardo quickly helped me make progress. I was able to return to working out and, although lingering disc issues kept me from returning to running, I could move again. I could get out of the house, be active, and start feeling like myself again. I honestly felt like he helped give me part of my life back. When I moved ... + show more

by Rose Bailey

It has been five years since having surgery, and since then, I have worked on keeping my core and all pelvis areas strong. I recently advanced my regimen, and I was having some glute area discomfort. I scheduled with Dr. Andy Pichardo, and he pinpointed my weakness and muscle imbalances on my first assessment. I went for a total of three visits, and with each visit, I saw results. Dr. Pichardo got me moving, feeling stronger, and able to work on my advanced regimen with no pain. I am always amazed at how our bodies can make up when other areas are not doing their job. Of course, when the body does this, those muscles get strained, and then comes the pain. Thank you, Dr. Pichardo, for being a great listener and providing the proper care to g... + show more