Glenn S. Rothfeld MD MAc                                              

Dr. Rothfeld has practiced integrative medicine for almost 35 years. An author and lecturer, he developed one of the nation’s first college courses on Alternative Medicine for Tufts University. His best-selling book Thyroid Balance has brought people from all over the world to his practice. His specialties include the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disorders and chronic illnesses such as Lyme Disease and Chronic Fatigue.  Dr. Rothfeld’s treatments include acupuncture, nutrient infusion,  hyperbaric oxygen therapy, chelation, and the prescription of herbal supplements.

Beth Galan, NP                                                                      

Having worked in the field of Integrative Medicine for over 35 years, Beth has been a nurse on staff at TRC since 2007. She recently earned her degree as Nurse Practitioner from Boston College School of Nursing, where she graduated with distinction. “I approach each patient as truly unique,” Beth says, “and enjoy diving into the complexities of each individual’s health situation. I love helping people sort through what’s ailing them – and more than anything, I love helping people get their life back.”

Beth treats a range of conditions, including allergy; environmental and chemical sensitivity; autoimmune disease; and thyroid ailments.

John C. Reed MD DABFP DABPM

 Dr. John C. Reed has been practicing a people-oriented integrative medicine for 30 years. “I started on my path to becoming a specialist in integrative medicine by listening to my patients. They would ask about vitamins I had no knowledge of, so I studied those vitamins. Somebody’s arthritis pain went away with homeopathy, so I got curious about that. A patient once brought me a book on Candida overgrowth syndrome so we worked together to find a Candida program that actually helped her. Beyond this, I’ve also helped teach other doctors over the years about finding ways in which alternative therapies can work in their practices too.”

Arlington Office Hours

Thursdays, 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Robert Chernack MD

Dr. Chernack is a member of the New England Baptist Hospital, Mount Auburn Hospital, Faulkner Hospital, Harvard Medical School facility, and on the staff of Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where he performs orthopedic surgery. At The Rothfeld Center, Dr. Chernack is available for consults and treatment of orthopedic problems including injuries and chronic pain conditions. His practice, which focuses on musculoskeletal and joint problems, utilizes exercise and movement, medical acupuncture, prolotherapy, neural therapy, injection therapy, casting and splinting, and, when necessary, surgery.

Arlington Office Hours

Monday and Friday, 12-3 PM