COVID Panel Discussion - Managing the After Effects
You know about isolating if exposed and diagnosed.
But what about AFTER the two weeks following a COVID diagnosis.
The aftermath is something far too few talk about or offer any advise with dealing with the lingering fatigue, depression and more. Join our panel of experts as we discuss After COVID-19
8:30 AM
Virtual program streaming live with expert panelists:
Dr. Colin Bartoe (Functional Neurology Chiropractic Center): Dr. Colin Bartoe is a Florida born and raised chiropractor. He graduated with honors from UCF in 2008 and Cum Laude from Life University in 2012. During chiropractic school, Dr. Bartoe was inspired by Functional Neurology and acquired over 500 hours of post-doctoral training and spent years gaining experience working under some of the best doctors in the world on difficult cases including concussion recovery with professional athletes and Olympic athletes. Beyond concussion care, Dr. Bartoe has trained to work with stroke survivors, balance disorders, headaches, concussions, and more. Dr. Bartoe strives to create a comfortable and supportive environment where patients feel that they are part of the family and where they know that their well being and outcomes are paramount.
Marie Staley (Select Physical Therapy): Marie is a graduate of Northeastern University in Boston, MA and joined Select Physical Therapy in 2005 in the Connecticut region with focus on post-operative orthopaedics. Marie received her transitional doctor of physical therapy degree from Northeastern in 2006. She is board-certified in orthopaedics by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. Marie is also a certified Graston Technique practitioner, certified kinesiotaping practitioner, and is a certified orthopaedic and manual therapist through the Ola Grimsby Institute. Marie has been part of initiating Select Medical's Recovery and Reconditioning program in the Orlando area to assist recovered COVID-19 patients return to their maximum level of health and function.
James E. Carpenter (The Health Carpenter): James attended Misericordia University for his Bachelor of Science in Nursing and working as an emergency medical technician, lifeguard and nursing aide. He moved to Orlando shortly after completing his degree where he trained as an emergency room nurse. After working more than a decade in a fractured healthcare system, James decided to make a drastic change. He executed a plan for opening a practice fostering health, called Direct Primary Care. The membership style model, fit the individual leading to significantly reduced healthcare costs offering cost-effectiveness, 24/7 access and more satisfied clientele. 