12/12/2025
Today marks a major turning point in my life and career. I’ve officially completed my final shift with the Atlantic General hospitalist team.
Years of caring for acutely ill and chronically sick patients gave me an unfiltered view into the common denominators driving disease—metabolic dysfunction, inflammation, loss of resilience, and problems we often identify far too late. It also showed me the limitations of practicing inside an insurance-driven system, where what you know a patient needs is often constrained by what’s approved, reimbursed, or allowed.
That friction changed me. It pushed me toward a model focused on prevention, metabolic resilience, and biometric tracking—measuring what matters before people get sick, not after.
As I depart from AGH, I’m deeply appreciative of the patients, colleagues, and lessons that shaped this chapter.
Most importantly, I have to say thank you and share my gratitude for all of my current patients at Remedy, and for every person who has trusted me with their care for one service or another since opening the practice a year and a half ago. Your willingness to ask deeper questions and invest in your health is the reason this work matters. As we continue to grow, the impact ahead is big—expanding awareness around root cause medicine, cellular health, true prevention, and what it really means to build healthier, more resilient communities. This is only the beginning.
