Show overview
Quantum Care has published 7 episodes during 2024. That works out to roughly 2 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 9 min and 18 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 1.8 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. Published by Dakota Vest.
From the publisher
Hello Everyone!Welcome to my newly created podcast, I’m your host student doctor Dakota Vest and this is Quantum Care!I am halfway through the chiropractic program at Logan University and wanted to create a podcast that would allow me to share with you all the things that I have learned and will learn along this journey. I will bring on guest speakers ranging from students, doctors, and other professionals to cover a wide range of topics to provide you the most benefit in all areas of life. I’ve partnered with a portable and stationary chiropractic table company called LifeTimer International. They custom manufacture tables in the United States and are at the top of line. For 10% of use the promo code: LGN1145https://lifetimerint.com/Hope you enjoy the show!
Latest Episodes
S1 Ep 7#7 Dr. Mary Unger-Boyd DC, DICS, CACCP interview
Hello everyone and welcome back to episode number 7 of Quantum Care.We bring on a special guest speaker Dr. Mary Unger-Boyd DC, DICS, CACCP. She gives a little insight about her self and why she became a chiropractor. She talks about her experiences and why she is passionate in the sacro-occipital technique and pediatric care. Finally, she closes out the discussion with some advices to new incoming chiropractic students as well as those exiting the program. Did you catch her amazing quote at the end?Thank you all again for listening and hope you enjoy the show!
S1 Ep 6#6 Dr. Wibbenmeyer DC Interview
Hello Everyone!Welcome back to the sixth episode of Quantum Care. Today we interviewed Dr. Jane Wibbenmeyer DC who is a faculty member and professor at Logan University. She shared a little bit about herself and provided some helpful tips on how to manage school and the life there after. Dr. Wibbenmeyer has personally had a hand in the development of so many great chiropractors over the year and it was a privilege having her on. Enjoy the show!
S1 Ep 5#5 Student doctor Kate Whiteker interview
Hello Everyone and welcome back to the 5th episode of Quantum Care!Today we interviewed Kate Whiteker who is a Tri 5 student at Logan University. She shared some of her personal experiences on how she decided on chiropractic as a profession, how chiropractic has impacted her personal health, and some advice to new students coming into the program. Hope you all enjoy! Below is a link to a company that I have partnered with known as LifeTimer international. This company supplies portable chiropractic tables and in my opinion at the top of its line. For 10% off, use the promo code: LGN1145https://lifetimerint.com
S1 Ep 4#4 Dr. Montgomery DC, MS, FASA, LCP interview
Hello Everyone!On today’s episode we have a special guest speaker Dr. Patrick Montgomery DC, MS, FASA, LCP. I asked him a few questions that highlighted why he became a chiropractor and his journey along the way. He shares some insight on how to survive the chiropractic program and a wonderful quote by Henry Ford. Hope you all enjoy the show!As always, if you are looking for a portable chiropractic table hope on over to: https://lifetimerint.com/For 10% off, use promo code: LGN1145
S1 Ep 3#3 student Doctor Matthew Zakutney
Hello Everyone and Welcome to the third episode. This episode I interviewed my good friend Matthew Zakutney. We talked about who he is, why he chose chiropractic as a profession, and shared some advice to new incoming students. During our discussion, we got on the topic about an injury that occurred to his shoulder and how he was adjusted by an AK Chiropractor known as Dr. Scott Huff. We used the term “Yaw” and I wanted to provide some context to what that is. Below you will find a definition from The Applied Kinesiology Synopsis.The acronym "PRYT" comes from pitch, roll, yaw, and tilt. Pitch, roll, and yaw are nautical and aeronautical terms describing the position of a ship or an air plane in its relation to forward movement. The applied kinesiology PRYT examination evaluates the three-dimensional integration of body modules. The patient is put into a position to stimulate two sets of equilibrium proprioceptors.Reference:Walther, D. S. (2000). Applied kinesiology: Synopsis. Systems DC.As always thanks for listening to the show!Have a blessed day!
S1 Ep 1#1 Intro to Quantum Care
Hello Everyone and welcome to my newly created podcast. This first episode covers who I am, what this podcast is about, and what these future episodes are going to look like. I am a chiropractic student at Logan University and wanted to utilize podcast to promote things that has impacted me in a positive way. Hope everyone enjoys the show!I have partnered with a company called Lifetime International. They custom manufacture portable and stationary chiropractic tables in the United States and, in my opinion, are the top of the line tables. For 10% off use promo code: LGN1145 https://lifetimerint.com/
S1 Ep 2#2 student Doctor Robert Taft interview
Welcome everyone to the second episode of Quantum Care!Today, we interviewed student Doctor Robert Taft who goes to school with me currently. He shares his personal story on why chiropractic means so much to him and why he is enduring this program like so many have in the past. Hope you all enjoy the show!Below is a link to a company that I have partnered with known as LifeTimer international. This company supplies portable chiropractic tables and in my opinion at the top of its line. For 10% off, use the promo code: LGN1145https://lifetimerint.com