Having worked with clinical trials and case study design and reporting metrics, his prior efforts resulted in the first FDA clearance for the therapeutic uses of low level laser therapy. Since that time, he has catapulted his neurological restoration techniques using lasers and other modalities.

As an innovator and inventor, Dr. Amy designed and created one of the most successful pain, headache and migraine cessation programs and led the organization as the key instructor for the better part of a decade. Dr. Rick has taught hundreds of health care professionals through continuing education program at UNLV and Nova University.

As a practitioner, Dr. Amy’s background includes breadth and depth of experience in: functional neurology, orthopedics, sports medicine, general medicine, dentistry, nutrition, rehabilitation, plastic surgery and molecular sciences. As an instructor, educator and lecturer, Dr. Amy has been a dominant figure in the Continuing Education arena over the past two decades and is considered an expert in functional neurology correction and functional lesion identification spanning across many healthcare disciplines.

Using a combination of incorporating traditional standards for care with an overlay of objective differentiation metrics, Dr. Rick is often able to resolve conditions using methods that are both therapeutic and diagnostic at the same time. His preference leans towards Integrative conservative care which is both safe and non-invasive.

Since entering practice in the mid 90’s, Dr. Amy has not only instructed professionally on a global basis but has volunteered his time at clinics and hospitals around the world. During the past several years, he has focused considerable attention on cellular oxygenation and its role on health maladies as a byproduct of peripheral and centrally mediated pain.

His bedside manner and patient election to care process is unmatched and the combination of the two helps lead patients through the obstacles presented in the healthcare hierarchy. In particular, Dr. Rick is a great listener and a big proponent of detailed history information allowing him to more specifically understand the genesis of a disease process. Dr. Amy contributions in central pain management techniques may well prove to be one of the most significant advancements in Physical Medicine in the 21st century.