Nurse Gina Dehmer, RN holds a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from Rutgers University. She's also a Licensed Mold Inspector with over a decade's experience. When working with post-Superstorm Sandy patients in their homes, Nurse Gina and her colleagues observed a troubling increase in autoimmune disease diagnoses, especially Myasthenia Gravis. Seeing this as anything but coincidence, Gina became an advocate for these patients and a "Mold Coach." In her new role, she realized that addressing environmental factors that affect health requires a comprehensive approach. This led to her creating a network of clinicians and experts, known as Environmental Health Consultants (EHC). The aim of EHC is to diagnose and treat environmental toxins that can harm health to heal one home, one human, one animal at a time.

After Superstorm Sandy, Nurse Gina and her colleagues observed an alarming increase in autoimmune and neurological diseases, such as Myasthenia Gravis and Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy, in homes with air quality issues. She knew she needed to advocate for these patients and become a licensed “Mold Coach” and expert. Gina has developed a comprehensive approach and has put together a trusted network of clinicians and experts to help diagnose and heal those with unexplained health concerns.