About Us

Dr. Lee Moorer

I was born in Charlottesville Virginia on April 11, 1970. My parents had just returned from a tour of duty in the army where they lived in the south of France. My father was working on his PhD in British literature.

My father took a position at the University of Kentucky in the department of English and I grew for the majority of my wife in Lexington, Kentucky. I went to Henry Clay high school and played varsity soccer, and was on the wrestling team as well as in many clubs and afterschool activities.

I went to undergraduate college at Miami University in Oxford Ohio with a major in zoology and premed and a minor in coral reef ecosystems. I was actively involved in the Sigma Chi fraternity. I spent a junior year abroad in the Turks and Caicos Islands studying coral reef ecosystems and Caribbean culture. This semester abroad involved multiple scuba dive Per day. I participated in a study regarding the impact of dredging a channel for a high-rise hotel on a local national Park coral reef ecosystem.

Upon return to Miami University, I completed study and received my bachelor of arts in zoology.

After completing college education, I took a year off and worked as a waiter, Bartender at Keystone resort. I was able to get 85 days of skiing in that year.

I obtained a position as research associate at the University of Kentucky College of medicine in a pioneering area of medical education called telemedicine. I orchestrated Tele medical systems between the home university in Lexington Kentucky, and area outreach health centers in the rural aspects of eastern Kentucky.

I am teed the admission to the University of Kentucky College of medicine, and matriculated into the medical school system 1994, completing study in 1998. In my second year of medical school, I spent three months in the country of Ecuador in the rainforest studying with a shamans apprentice. During three months of my fourth year in medical school, I spent three months in the country of Costa Rica near the border of Panama working in an emergency department. I was elected president of the American medical student Association in my senior year, and obtained a residency position in Emergency Medicine at the university of Chicago health system in 1998.

I had a three year internship residency program at the University of Chicago hospitals from 1998 to 2001. In 2001 I received the honor of being chief resident in International transport. I was also a flight physician during residency for the university of Chicago aeromedical net work, doing helicopter and fixed wing transports of critically ill patients.

After graduating from residency in 2001, I took a faculty position at the University of Nevada school of medicine as an assistant clinical professor of surgery at University Medical Center in Las Vegas Nevada.  This is the only level one trauma center in the entire state of Nevada. Responsibilities included medical student in resident physician teaching and training.

In 2002 I moved to the Denver metropolitan area and begin working at the Saint Anthony Hospital system level one trauma center. I worked there for four years.

In 2003 I had my first entrepreneurial venture. I opened a multidisciplinary rehabilitation center which offered medical evaluations, pain medicine, chiropractic, physical therapy, massage, kinesiology and subspecialty orthopedic services to patients injured in a motor vehicle collisions.

In 2006, I opened my first urgent care called Denver urgent care, subsequently renamed guardian urgent care. Over the next nine years the guardian urgent care chain was expanded to three urgent care facilities and three physical therapy and rehabilitation facilities. In 2015 these were sold and are currently under the zip clinic rubric.

In addition to owning Castle Rock men’s health, Dr. Moore continues to offer expert witness services in the area of auto collision, physical medicine and rehabilitation, Emergency Medicine.

On a personal note, I have been happily married to my wife for 16 years. I have two sons ages 15 and 13. I am a black belt in Brazilian jujitsu. I am also an accomplice glider piloted have extensively traveled the world.

Eric Vadney

Fitness, Health and personal optimization have always been a passion for me. The detail given by the staff of Castle Rock Men’s Health to the optimization of its clients was a natural attraction to me when I decided to transition my career after more than 21 years as an emergency room nurse. It was natural for me to bring the skills and knowledge gained to merge with personally rewarding goals. It is always a pleasure to come to work and help others in achieving their personal goals I grew up outside Albany New York in a small town named Guilderland. I received my undergrad in biology at SUNY Albany where I played on their ice hockey team. After visiting my sister in Colorado where I was able to mountain bike and ski in the same day I decided to attend CU Health science Center and achieve my RN.

Bryan Cash

Owner, Professional Firefighter, & Certified Nutritionist

Bryan Cash is a Certified Sports Nutrition Specialist. Bryan also works for the Denver Fire Department as a full-time firefighter and EMT. In his early twenties, Bryan worked for the United States Forest Service in Montana. From 2003-2008 he worked as a full-time firefighter for Vail Fire Department. In 2008 Bryan competed in toughest competitor alive (TCA) in the Police and Fire games where he took 1st place in bench press and 2nd place in the pull-up sections. Also, in the Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge, Bryan competed at the individual level and qualified for worlds, where he competed in Las Vegas in the World Championships!

Bryan is happily married to his wife Jamie Cash and father to 3 amazing girls.

When Bryan is not at the fire-house, the gym, or at Max Muscle, he is investing time for charity and community outreach projects. He has been involved in the Denver Marathon to support and raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association

As the franchisee of the Max Muscle Store in Lone Tree & Centennial, Bryan seeks the challenge of business ownership, opportunities to increase involvement of community outreach and charity events, promote a healthy lifestyle, educate consumers about Max Muscle products and nutrition, help others achieve their fitness goals and continue to promote a lifelong interest for fitness as a lifestyle.