In a medical landscape where many struggle to find clarity, my mission is to offer answers and solutions with a thoughtful, integrative approach.I have always been passionate about helping patients navigate complex, hard-to-diagnose conditions, often providing second opinions on challenging cases. My approach centers on truly listening to each patient’s story, as key details can often unlock the root cause of their symptoms. By combining this with curated diagnostics—sophisticated blood, urine, and radiologic testing—I aim to build a complete picture. Once we understand the underlying cause, we can proactively treat the problem, rather than simply manage symptoms.

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In my role as Medical Director of Advanced Medicine of New York, I am board-certified in both Internal Medicine and Integrative & Holistic Medicine. My medical training included a residency at Northwell Health in Manhasset, where I served as Assistant Chief Resident. Over the years, I’ve contributed to medical research, publishing a peer-reviewed study on Alzheimer’s and Insulin, writing a textbook called Vitamins and Minerals, and authoring a chapter in The Biography of Diabetes.  I have a deep rooted interest in nutraceuticals, and how they affect us in a detailed way.   I routinely attend medical conferences, bringing the knowledge back to my patients and evolving my practice as needed.  

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In my practice, I integrate traditional and holistic approaches, tailoring treatments to the individual needs of each patient. I often work with patients facing conditions like chronic fatigue, menopause, fibromyalgia, hypothyroidism, irritable bowel syndrome and autoimmune diseases, with a focus on prevention and long-term health.

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Outside of medicine, I’ve pursued several creative and personal passions. I’ve authored a children’s book and a yoga practitioner and amateur gardener, incorporating wellness into my daily life. I’m also working on a project to help restaurants transition away from using seed oils in their cooking, aligning with my broader commitment to promoting healthier living.

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Ultimately, I feel fortunate to help people find answers when they’ve struggled to get a diagnosis, and I take pride in providing thoughtful, evidence-based guidance to support them on their journey to better health.