I am a Functional Medicine Practitioner (CFMP) and Doctor of Chiropractic (DC). I received my doctorate from Northeast College of the Health Sciences. My post doctorate education and training is in Functional Medicine and Clinical Nutrition. I have received complete training in the biological sciences such as anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, epidemiology, histology, blood chemistry, neurology and pharmacology, as well as conventional medical diagnosis and treatment. In addition, I have received extensive training in clinical nutrition, botanical medicine and lifestyle counseling.

No. I do not recommend or prescribe medications like prescription drugs or controlled substances. Your primary care physician will handle all of your medication needs. Instead, I focus on natural, non-invasive approaches like nutritional therapy, herbal remedies, supplements, stress management, and lifestyle changes. These methods help address the root causes of illness and promote overall health and well-being.

Services related to Functional Medicine are not covered by insurance. This is because the industry often views these practices as above the standard level of care, making them optional. We strive to make Functional Medicine accessible and affordable for everyone.

We utilize Telehealth - consults are done via Zoom.

The duration of treatment depends on various factors, such as the severity of your condition, its duration, and your commitment to wellness. Typically, initial care plans or individual visits last about 4-6 months. Many people experience improvement within the first month. After completing the initial care plan, many people choose maintenance visits a few times a year.