ABOUT

The idea for Parking Lot Check In started when Gwen and her father were talking about how the world would change for many businesses. As an aspiring medical student, Gwen wondered how she could help doctors and their patients adhere to the new social distance guidelines especially when many doctors offices normally had patients sit in small waiting rooms.

As a millennial, the idea of creating an app to track and communicate with customers and patients waiting in the car parking lot made a lot of sense. Gwen and her father pulled together a team of IT folks and created this website with the goal for it to be simple to use. Feel free to reach out and let us know how we did. You can send us comments using the LiveChat tool in the lower right corner of this page. We look forward to hearing from you.   

Gwen

An aspiring medical student and recent graduate of the University of Southern California with a bachelors degree in Health Promotion from the USC Keck School of Medicine.

Social Responsibility

From an early age, Gwen learned the importance of community and social responsibility. In her youth, she watched her family's involvement in fundraising for Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boy and Girls Clubs or other children's charities benefiting at-risk youth. Through church, she made annual visits to Mexicali, Mexico delivering food and presents to an orphanage operated by the Salvation Army. In February 2020, for the third time in 3 years, she participated as a project lead for a medical mission to Guatemala. Gwen obtained over $50,000 in donated medical supplies from various medical device manufacturers personally delivering those supplies and assisting in over a dozen cataract surgeries in the town of San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Guatemala. 

Supporting this website will allow us to continue to donate to children's charities especially those affected by COVID-19, fund future medical mission trips and pay for some very expensive medical school tuition. 

One of the first patients in the San Pedro Sacatepéquez clinic.

Using an A Scan to measure the length of the eye.

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