Daniel Grossman, DC
Bell Wellness
Medical Honoree
 Daniel Grossman, DC is a third-generation chiropractor and founding partner of Bell Wellness LLC, a multidisciplinary practice with locations in Bell Works, Holmdel and Middletown, NJ.
He specializes in the management of chronic musculoskeletal conditions including osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease, and arthritic conditions of the spine. Dr. Grossman serves on the Leadership Board of the Arthritis Foundation/NJ, and the Board of Directors of the Association of NJ Chiropractors. He is currently the only Chiropractor to serve on an Arthritis Foundation Board in the U.S. He is honored to help build a bridge between the Arthritis Foundation and the Chiropractic profession. For more information visit, www.thebellwellness.com |
Dr. Paulo Pinho is currently the Chief Medical and Strategy Officer of Meridian Analytics an organization that uses strategic data acquisition, machine learning and predictive modeling to follow and evaluate at-risk seniors.
Danielle was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in 2013, at the age of 31, after years of unexplained pain, fatigue, brain fog and loss of mobility in her hands and joints. In 2021 after worsening and new symptoms she was also diagnosed with Sjogren’s Disease. She works with her health professionals to find medications, supplements, and daily routine changes that help her feel good. She is optimistic that through monitoring her symptoms, knowing limitations, and being ok with asking for help she will continue to improve. She is honored to help raise awareness and funds for better treatments and a cure.
Olivia was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis at the age of 14, after experiencing symptoms for nearly 4 years prior. Initially, it was difficult to find medications that effectively managed her pain, but after a year of different trials, she found the right medication! Although navigating the disease can be challenging, Olivia strives to push her boundaries! As a junior in high school, she seeks to overcome arthritis and not let it prevent her from doing anything, from fencing to playing the flute. Olivia is honored and so excited for this opportunity to raise awareness for such an important cause.
At the age of 4, Natalie was diagnosed with polyarticular juvenile arthritis. Most of her joints were affected including all her fingers, toes, neck, elbows, wrists, knees, and ankles. Based on the erosion in some of her joints, doctors assumed that she has been battling juvenile idiopathic arthritis for a couple of years prior to her diagnosis.
Pia is an 8-year old Shih Tzu. Since being a puppy, Pia has lived with hip dysplasia, causing osteoarthritis (OA) in her left hind leg. Pia manages to live a happy life through exercise and harm reduction: she loves to go on short walks, high energy play time, and doesn’t like the stairs. Pia takes life at her own pace, filling the still moments at home with the joy of her quiet company.