Dr. Fisher

I started practicing over 32 years ago with the dream of having an office like the one I have today…

My wife and I have raised two great boys who we are very proud of. Our oldest graduated college is now working for a large construction firm and living on his own. Our baby just graduated from college and is navigating his future in the healthcare field where hopefully someday he will take over my practice! We are excited about the direction their lives are headed.

Our family life is still directed around sports and fitness even though the boys have retired from football! Between work we squeeze in the gym, walking our dog “Leo”, friends, and vacations without our kids finally! I feel like it was years ago when we were talking about how much free time we’ll have on our hands after the boys are both off to college and we start the “Empty Nest” phase of life…..now it’s actually happening.

We really looked forward to living by our own schedule again be we’re realizing it just provides us more time to worry about where they are, who they’re with, and will they get home safely… never ends does it???

Our next journey began with my invention Fisher Traction®. I created my mobile home traction device to help my family and patients deal with nerve compression and to prevent degenerative changes caused by gravity. This new venture is doing well and now chiropractors across the nation are prescribing Fisher Traction to their patients. We hope that someday it’s around the planet helping people with neck and low back issues.

I still love practicing and seeing third generations of patients being brought in to see me. I’m thankful for my great staff, some have been with me for over 20 years now. We are truly a family practice and staying strong.

On a personal note…

My spouse and I have raised two wonderful boys. Our family life is still centered around sports! The older one recently retired from college football, while the younger one is going to give it a shot next season. Watching both of our sons play football has brought us immense happiness and thrill throughout the years. We have deep love for both of them and are incredibly proud of the path they are taking in life.

We still try and squeeze work, exercise, friends and vacations in all around the boy’s schedules. I don’t remember my parents having to hustle around as much as we have raising our boys. The days of shuffling around little kids is long over for us maybe until grandchildren. I feel like it was years ago my wife and I were talking about how much free time we’ll have on our hands after the boys are both off at college and we start the “Empty Nest” phase of life…..now it’s actually happening. I’m not sure about my wife but I am really looking forward to living by our own schedule again. That will just give us plenty of time to worry about where they are, who they’re with, and will they get home safely… never ends does it???

Carving out some “me” time at the gym or on the road

Even though I’m over 50, I’m not letting up. I really try and practice what I preach to my patients by working out almost every day. If I don’t work out, I’m just plain miserable to be around and I feel like fat just jumps on my body and sticks! Although my diet and exercise programs are not as tight as they used to be I’m not doing too bad for an old man! I still run. I still ride. I still lift weights, just lighter. I still hit the kickboxing gym a couple times per week which is probably my favorite form of exercise. I’ve even started the High Intensity Interval Training classes which are very cool! I know for me that I’m only as alive as I am active. I have zero intentions of slowing down and if I do it will be against my will!

Thanks for visiting our site. I look forward to meeting you in person and learning how we may be of service to you. Give the chiropractor in Irvine who cares a call, or email me using the link below and let’s arrange a time to explore your options.

Dr. Cynthia K. Recinto

Internal Medicine

Dr. Cynthia K. Recinto, can be reached through her email address: ckrecinto@gmail.dom.

LICENSURE & BOARD CERTIFICATION:
Dr. Recinto obtained her licensure from both the Pennsylvania Medical License and the California Medical License. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine.

EDUCATIONAL / TRAINING BACKGROUND:
Dr. Cynthia Recinto completed her Residency Training at the University of Virginia School of Medicine , Roanoke, Virginia from 7/1/1997 to 6/30/2000.

EDUCATION:
Her Doctor of Medicine Degree was obtained from the University of Santo Tomas College of Medicine from 6/1976 to 3/1980. She then pursued a residency training in Pediatrics from the Hospital of the Infant Jesus, Manila, Philippines from 3/1982 – 12/1985.

POST-GRADUATE:
After her postgraduate Rotating Internship from the Central Luzon General Hospital, San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines from 5/1980 to 4/1981, she worked as a Rural Healthy Physician at the San Luis Emergency Hospital, San Luis Pampanga, Philippines from 7/1981 to 12/1981.

UNDERGRADUATE:
Dr. Recinto’s undergraduate course, Bachelor of Science (PRE-MED) was obtained from the University of Santo Tomas, Manila, Philippines from 6/1972-3/1976.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Dr. Recinto is currently an Internal Medicine Hospitalist at the Southwest Healthcare System through the Envision Hospitalists from 12/2016 to the present. Prior to this, she is also an Internal Medicine Hospitalist at the Temecula Valley Hospital through Benchmark Hospitalists from 9/2018 to the present.
From 2000 to 02/2014, Dr. Cynthia K. Recinto was in private practice as Internal Medicine / Pediatrics at 990 Thompson Street, Jersey Shore, Pan17740. As such, she handled outpatient care (routine visits, urgent care visits, yearly complete physical examinations and pap smear).

Dr. Recinto had also inpatient care where she admitted and followed up patients in the hospital. She also performed interpretation of EKGs, Holter monitors and pulmonary function tests in the hospital, as well as nursing home patient care.
Dr. Recinto also worked as a part-time physician at the Discovery House in Vita Nova 8 North Grove Street, Lockhaven, PA 17745 from 12/2013 to 06/2016.

She was Medical Director of the Loyalsock Creek Rehabilitation and Nursing Center (formerly Sycamore Manor Health Center, 1445 Sycamore Road, Montoursville, PA 17754 from 6/12004 to 6/15/2015.

Dr. Recinto, as an active Medical Staff of the Jersey Shore Hospital from 9/2000 to 11/2016; also served the following various positions in her capacity as: Chairman of the Department of Medicine from 1/2016 to 11/2016; Secretary / Treasurer of the Medical Staff from 1/ 2012 to 12/2015; Medical Director, CCU/ICU from 1/2002 to 11/2016; Medical Director, JSH Hospitalist Program from 3/2014 t 11/2016; Director of the Women’s Health Center from 1/2001 to 11/2016; she was a member of the Executive Committee from 1/2004 to 11/2016; member of the Activity Committee from 1/2004 to 11/2016; as well a member of the Credential’s Committee from 1/2012 to 11/2016.

Dr. Recinto also worked as a Physician Assistant from 12/1995 to 3/1997 at the John Copeland, M.D. Antioch Family Practice, Antioch. California; she also served as a Physician Assistant at he Federal Correctional Institution Health Services Department, Dublin, CA from 6/1990 to 3/1995; likewise, she had a private practice in Pediatrics at the Clinic of the Infant Jesus, San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines from 4/1985 to 3/1990.

AWARD AND HONORS:
Dr. Cynthia K. Recinto was just recently awarded the Excellence Award for Physician of the Quarter, given this 5/2022 by the Southwest Health Care System. Among her other awards and honors were the following: America’s Top Physicians 2008, 2009; Certificate of Excellence in Recognition of Outstanding Achievement in the Area of Patient Satisfaction, granted by Geisinger Health Plan, 2003, 2005; Sustained Superior Performance Award Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin, California, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994; Most Outstanding Resident Award, Pediatrics Residency, Hospital of the Infant Jesus, Manila, Philippines, 1983 – 1985; Award for Excellent and Dedicated Service Rural Health Practice Program, San Luis Emergency Hospital, San Luis, Pampanga, Philippines, 1981; and she received a Scholastic Honor: Grade of a “Benemeritus” in the Oral Revalida Examination from the the University of Santo Tomas, College of Medicine, Manila, Philippines, 1980.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION:
Dr. Cynthia K. Recinto’s professional affiliations are with the following: American Medical Association; American College of Physicians; Pennsylvania Medical Society; and Lycoming Medical Society.

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Michelle Wolff

Physical Therapy

Michelle’s fitness and wellness journey began early. She was an avid soccer player on multiple travel teams up until college, and she was introduced to yoga early on in her tween years. She had the great opportunity to attend a vocational medical high school that she initially attended with the desire to become a nutritionist. After an elective in physical therapy, she knew that it was the perfect combination of fitness, health, and wellness advocacy. She attended Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut where she received a Bachelors in Health Science and Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Quinnipiac hosted a variety of YogaFit training weekends on campus and in her freshmen year, she received her first certification and immediately began teaching. She has since augmented her knowledge in the physical therapy and yoga realms, as listed below.

As a new graduate in 2015, Michelle delved straight into the busy world of skilled nursing rehabilitation where the variety was exciting and challenging. Mid pandemic, she decided to make her lifelong California dream a reality and traveled cross country, with no plans, only a fresh canvas. She began her home health and private practice physical therapy journey in 2021 and the autonomy she felt was something she didn’t even realize she was missing! She loves helping patients of all ages who are recovering from injury/illness, want to enhance their athletic performance, and/or want to optimize their daily physical and mental well-being. ( DPT)

Credentials:

  1. Doctor of Physical Therapy ( PT, DPT)
  2. Certified Functional Nutrition Informed Professional (CFNIP)
  3. Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200 + Yin)
  4. YogaFit 1-3, Anatomy, Seniors
  5. Runner’s Rehab Specialist (pending completion)
  6. Cupping Certified
  7. Kinesiology tape trained
  8. Stick Mobility trained
  9. Acupressure/hand aromatherapy certified

Disease and injury specialties (Including but not limited to)

  1. Pre and post op joint replacement rehab
  2. Spinal care
  3. Posture training
  4. Orthopedic injury – plantar fasciitis, patellofemoral pain, meniscal injury, bursitis knee/hip, ITB syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, lateral and medial epicondylitis, rotator cuff tendonopathy, shoulder pain
  5. Stroke rehab
  6. Parkinson’s Disease
  7. Balance disorder
  8. Generalized deconditioning