I specialize in the gap between normal test results and ongoing illness — helping you help patients who've fallen through the cracks of traditional medicine.
I'm extending it.
Think of me like any specialist you'd refer to — a pulmonologist for PFTs, a cardiologist for echo.
When you suspect post-viral complications but need specialized evaluation, that's when you refer to me.I work collaboratively with referring providers.
You'll get detailed documentation, clear next steps, and a direct line of communication for any questions about the case.
They've been to multiple specialists. Labs are normal. Imaging is clear. You've ruled out the serious stuff.
But they're still:
Exhausted after minimal activity
Short of breath with normal O2 sats
Getting dizzy standing up
Crashing after what should be easy tasks
You might even wonder if it's anxiety or psychosomatic. But your clinical instincts tell you there's something more.
That's exactly where I come in.
The pathology is subtle, the presentations are complex, and most of our training didn't prepare us for patients who are functionally impaired despite normal test results.
I look at patterns, not just snapshots.
Instead of checking vitals once in the office, I have patients monitor their blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels throughout their day for 5 days. This reveals orthostatic intolerance, chronotropic insufficiency, and exercise intolerance that single measurements miss.
I screen for the conditions that routine testing overlooks — POTS, MCAS, hypermobility, breathing disorders, and other post-viral complications that require specific evaluation techniques.
I connect the dots between seemingly unrelated symptoms that actually form clear patterns when you know what to look for.
Week 1: Comprehensive intake covering post-viral symptoms most providers don't know to ask about
Week 2: Home vitals monitoring that captures their real-world patterns (not just clinic snapshots)
Week 3: Virtual movement and breathing assessment to identify functional limitations
Week 4: Detailed consultation to review findings and create an action plan
You receive a comprehensive report that includes:
In the past year, my evaluations have identified:
Autonomic Dysfunction: POTS (all subtypes), orthostatic hypotension, inappropriate sinus tachycardia, and general dysautonomia
Systemic Conditions: Hypermobility and hEDS, Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, chronic viral reactivations
Functional Issues: Breathing pattern disorders, sleep disorders, exercise intolerance
Structural Problems: Patent foramen ovale, May-Thurner syndrome, pelvic congestion syndrome
These conditions require specific evaluation techniques that aren't part of routine testing — which is exactly what I provide.
Why providers trust Dr. Meg with their most complex patients:
Dr. Meg has over a decade of clinical experience, including 4+ years working directly with acute and Long COVID patients. She was one of the first rehab professionals to step into COVID care in 2020.
Her expertise includes:
She's not just teaching theory — she's sharing what actually works in practice.
