About Us

Dr. Simon Bartlett brings over 43 years of experience in exercise physiology, sports medicine, and human performance. During his 21 years of active-duty service as a U.S. Navy Aerospace Physiologist, he developed specialized training programs for military pilots and aircrew. His distinguished career includes working with Navy SEALs, NASA astronauts, and Hollywood actors, as well as serving as the personal exercise physiologist for the Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Team. He has also lectured to more than 70,000 active-duty military personnel on nutrition, exercise, and performance enhancement.

Dr. Bartlett's academic career includes eight years of collegiate teaching, including serving as an instructor at the United States Naval Academy, where he taught exercise physiology and sports-specific conditioning and directed the Human Performance Laboratory. He also co-owned Quest Sports Science Center in Annapolis, specializing in nutrition and physiological testing.

Building on his extensive background in human performance and recovery, Dr. Bartlett expanded into photobiomodulation, also known as red light therapy. With three years of hands-on experience and certification in photobiomodulation therapy, he founded REDGEN Annapolis to bring innovative, non-invasive wellness technology to the local community.

Today, REDGEN is a family endeavor, where Dr. Bartlett works alongside his daughter, a licensed massage therapist. Together, they combine their expertise and shared passion for helping others improve their health and well-being, with a commitment to carrying that dedication forward for generations to come.

I’m a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) and proud to be part of REDGEN, our family’s red light therapy practice in Annapolis, Maryland.

Being part of REDGEN is especially meaningful to me. Working alongside my father, whose decades of experience in exercise physiology and human performance have given him a wealth of knowledge, offers a unique opportunity to learn from his expertise while contributing my own skills and perspective to our family practice. Together, we share a belief in supporting the body’s natural ability to recover and thrive through thoughtful, non-invasive approaches to wellness.

As a Licensed Massage Therapist, my approach to bodywork is therapeutic, intuitive, and individualized. I believe there is no one-size-fits-all approach to wellness because every body is different. I take the time to understand each client’s unique experiences, needs, and goals, creating an environment where they feel heard, supported, and cared for. My professional interests extend beyond traditional massage therapy, and I’m passionate about exploring the relationship between posture, movement, muscular tension, and overall well-being. I value the opportunity to blend therapeutic touch with innovative wellness technologies to support a more comprehensive approach to well-being.

As I continue to grow both as a practitioner and in my role within our family business, I look forward to building upon the foundation my father has established. By combining his decades of scientific knowledge and experience with my own evolving expertise in bodywork, wellness technologies, and individualized care, I hope to help shape REDGEN’s future while honoring the values on which it was built. My goal is to create a welcoming, professional environment where science, compassion, and thoughtful care come together to support the well-being of our community for generations to come.

Outside of REDGEN, my greatest joy is my family. I’m a wife to my husband, Darrell, and a mom to our son, Elliot. I enjoy art, film, and books, and find inspiration in the outdoors.

Tomas Bartlett has developed a diverse and impactful nursing career, beginning with his education at the University of Maryland School of Nursing, where he earned his baccalaureate degree and completed his training at the University of Maryland Medical Center. His career took off in a high-pressure environment during the COVID-19 pandemic, working in the Emergency Room at Anne Arundel Medical Center. There, he cared for over 2,000 emergency and COVID-positive patients, demonstrating his ability to manage complex and high-stress situations.

Following this, Tomas gained experience at MedStar Harbor in Baltimore, working in the Post Anesthesia Care and Interventional Radiology units. His role involved overseeing the care of post-operative patients and professional athletes, which broadened his expertise in both recovery and specialized medical procedures. Tomas also explored cosmetic medicine, focusing on intravenous hydration therapy, which added to his diverse skill set. His certification in Photobiomodulation therapy further underscores his commitment to innovative approaches in patient care and recovery.