Dr. Kent Scheff is a board-certified physician with a dual specialization in Primary Care Sports Medicine and Family Medicine. With over a decade of experience, he has become a recognized authority in the field of concussion care, injury prevention, and holistic health.
Growing up as a student-athlete, Dr. Scheff witnessed firsthand the physical and mental toll that sports injuries, particularly concussions, can take on individuals. This inspired his journey into medicine, where he combines cutting-edge research with compassionate care to help patients recover and thrive.
After earning his medical degree from the prestigious University of Minnesota, Dr. Scheff pursued a competitive fellowship at the University of Michigan, focusing on sports medicine. During his time as a team physician at UC Berkeley, he worked directly with athletes across various sports, gaining invaluable expertise in concussion management and rehabilitation.
Beyond his professional career, Dr. Scheff is committed to raising awareness about concussion care through education, community outreach, and this website. He believes that every individual deserves access to accurate, actionable information to make informed decisions about their health.
When Dr. Scheff isn’t treating patients or writing for his blog, you’ll find him enjoying the great outdoors, staying active, or spending quality time with his family. His approach to health and life is rooted in balance, mindfulness, and continuous learning.
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