Meet the Baywest Health & Rehab, LLC Team
Dr. Scott Coletti, DC
Growing up with a mentality of healing naturally, Dr. Scott Coletti, DC rarely took medications. He believed that when it came to health, less was more. This philosophy aligned with chiropractic care as a means of natural healing without the use of drugs or surgery.
Dr. Coletti, DC chose to attend Life University in Marietta, GA.
An avid golfer, Dr. Coletti is also passionate about personal development books. As a strong Catholic, faith is extraordinarily important to him. With one daughter and three sons, he stays busy coaching his children’s Little League and flag football teams.
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Dr. Michael “Mickey” O’Donovan, DC
Growing up in Pennsylvania, Dr. Michael “Mickey” O’Donovan, DC, had always known that he wanted to pursue a career as a healthcare professional. While pursuing a bachelor’s degree in biology at Susquehanna University, he took an interest in physical medicine and rehabilitation, viewing the ability to help a patient recover from injury and heal in the least-invasive way possible (without the use of prescription medication and surgery) as something truly special.
Dr. Michael O’Donovan, DC, chose to attend Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Florida campus where he participated in various clubs and intramural sports.
He prides himself on being a devoted family man and enjoys spending his spare time with his wife, daughter and dog, Fozzie.
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Erin Bolton
Erin Bolton is the Nutrition Weight Loss Counselor of Baywest and has been specializing in weight loss for almost 7 years.
She is a graduate of Rutgers University and has studied weight loss, behavioral health, psychology, science and nutrition the majority of her career. She was also in charge of the fitness program during her military career of 10 years.
Countless patients agree that they have never met anyone as passionate and knowledgeable as Erin to help guide them to optimal health and weight loss.
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Bradley Wright
While Brad was in high school, he suffered an injury during football practice. He was instructed by his coach to see the athletic trainer. She evaluated his hand and put ice on it. Fifteen minutes later the bruising and swelling went down, and she allowed him to return to practice. This was all Brad needed to be intrigued by this profession. Brad graduated from Dunedin High School with the dream of earning a degree in athletic training.
