Holistic and Alternative Medicine

Prolotherapy

Neural Therapy

Integrative Medicine

Dr. Steinberg has been practicing Complimentary and Alternative Medicine exclusively for the past 15 years.

He graduated from the Boston University School of Medicine in 1984 and completed residency at Catholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens in 1990. Originally educated and trained as a General and Vascular Surgeon, with special interest in Intensive Care and Nutrition, he practiced in this arena until 1996 when he made a change to Complimentary and Alternative Medicine.

While practicing surgery in Hawaii, a colleague and friend who knew of his chronic problems with back and joint pain introduced him to a local Prolotherapist from whom he received treatment. After his firsthand experience that it permanently repairs damage instead of masking pain, he received training and made it part of his practice.

Shortly thereafter he met and received training in Neural Therapy from the physician who introduced the technique to the United States. This was followed by a complete changeover to Complimentary and Alternative medicine including the use of bioidentical hormone therapy for men and women.

Dr. Steinberg has a unique viewpoint on how the body works. In seeing issues from the whole-body perspective of a general surgeon, he often finds causes of illness that other doctors may have missed.

His familiarity with a variety of medical approaches; including Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Homeopathy, Neural Therapy and various forms of Chiropractic treatment contribute to his broad and truly holistic approach to the patient.

Please feel free to call for an appointment or to attend one of our monthly discussions with Dr. Steinberg..

The office is generally open 7 days a week with exception being when the doctor is out of town..

Our office does not accept insurance of any kind.
Our fees are $5000.00 for a first visit, covering exam, diagnosis, discussion and first treatment as necessary.
Subsequent visits are $250.00.
Many of our patients submit their paid superbill to their insurance companies for reimbursement at the "out of network rates".