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About Driving Force Company

We help practices move beyond static imaging by combining motion-based measurement with scalable imaging ownership models.

Meet Our Founders

The Minds Behind Our Mission

Discover the experienced leaders whose expertise and dedication transformed a simple idea into a powerful force for medical practices nationwide.

Sam Frentzas

Founder

Sam Frentzas leads revenue strategy through deal architecture, partnerships, and market expansion

Walter Bergeron

Founder

Walter Bergeron provides executive leadership, strategic vision, and operational discipline as a veteran-owned founder.

BEHIND THE FORCE

Meet Our Team

Get to know the talented individuals across operations, clinical, creative, and management who collaborate to deliver exceptional solutions for our clients.

Mastermind Members joined Sam Frentzas at a private event at the Encore Hotel in Las Vegas with George Hamilton.

Get to know the leaders dedicated to helping medical practices thrive.

Jana Bergeron

COO

Bernard A. Landry, M.D., FACR

Chief Radiologist

S. Scott Tauber, DC, DABCO, CPC

Chief Clinical Advisor

Pam Broussard

Image Analyst - Manager

Mark Velasquez

Account Manager

Ire Hernandez

Production

Diana Sosa

Graphic Designer

Ami Humber

Director of VMA Studies

Alicia Quinteros

Image Analyst

August Shank

Image Analyst

Cas VanWart

Image Analyst

Industry Recognition

Acknowledged Across Medical, Media, and Professional Circles

Our work has been highlighted by medical publications and mainstream media outlets.

These appearances reflect growing awareness of motion-based imaging in real-world practice.

Schedule Your Strategy Session

A strategy session is the next step in determining whether motion-based diagnosis belongs in your practice and how it would be implemented clinically and operationally.

During this session, we evaluate clinical fit, workflow integration, and diagnostic goals to determine whether the VMA® is the right solution for your practice.

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Headquartered in Syracuse, NY, with offices throughout the country, we have been servicing clients since 1975.

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2 Davis RJ, Lee DC, Wade C, Cheng BC. Variability in Flexion–Extension Radiographs of the Lumbar Spine: A Comparison of Uncontrolled and Controlled Bending. International Journal of Spine Surgery. 2016.

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MRI and standard X-ray evaluate the spine at rest often in a non–weight-bearing, supine position. The VMA® analyzes spinal motion while the patient is upright and weight-bearing, capturing how the spine actually functions in daily life. This allows ligament instability to be identified and quantified in a way static or non–weight-bearing imaging cannot reliably achieve.

What makes VMA® different?

Yes. The VMA® is designed to integrate into established clinical workflows with minimal disruption. Our team supports setup, reporting, and interpretation so the diagnostic process complements not complicates your practice.

All VMA® studies are independently reviewed and signed by board-certified radiologists. This separation ensures clinical credibility and supports use in treatment planning, insurance review, and med-legal contexts.

The strategy session is a focused, professional discussion to determine clinical fit, diagnostic goals, and operational considerations. It’s designed to clarify whether motion-based diagnosis is appropriate for your practice before any decisions are made.