Let's Recap: Bringing Healthcare to the Delta

Yeah, that's so neat.

There's a great story that we heard just yesterday of someone who had some shoulder pain and went to see an osteopathic physician.

And the physician essentially just used his thumb to make the shoulder pain go away.

No medicine needed.

just a little bit of a thumb in the shoulder.

And that's the really neat thing.

So maybe you're wondering like MD is medical doctor, DO is doctor of osteopathy, right? And so when you see DO, that's a doctor who has been trained in the mind, body, and spirit application of medical treatment.

And so it's really, really neat.

Thanks for telling us a little bit about that.

Something to add?

Yeah, well, also add the holistic nature of the DO program.

For example, my family physician is a DO doctor, and he always asks about the factors in my life.

You can tell that he is concerned with the environment and the other life factors that are associated to see what is the root cause of what's going on.

So I think that's really important because it's not just – where's the element and then what medicine to take.

It's more about the full person.

And so I think there's a real osteopathic, holistic, humanist side of the DO school that I think is really

special.

Yeah, that's so neat.

There's a great story that we heard just yesterday of someone who had some shoulder pain and went to see an osteopathic physician.

And the physician essentially just used his thumb to make the shoulder pain go away.

No medicine needed.

just a little bit of a thumb in the shoulder.

And that's the really neat thing.

So maybe you're wondering like MD is medical doctor, DO is doctor of osteopathy, right? And so when you see DO, that's a doctor who has been trained in the mind, body, and spirit application of medical treatment.

And so it's really, really neat.

Thanks for telling us a little bit about that.

Something to add?

Yeah, well, also add the holistic nature of the DO program.

For example, my family physician is a DO doctor, and he always asks about the factors in my life.

You can tell that he is concerned with the environment and the other life factors that are associated to see what is the root cause of what's going on.

So I think that's really important because it's not just – where's the element and then what medicine to take.

It's more about the full person.

And so I think there's a real osteopathic, holistic, humanist side of the DO school that I think is really

special.