Our Practitioners

Glenn S. Rothfeld

Rothfeld has practiced integrative medicine for over 35 years. An author and lecturer, he developed one of the nation’s first college courses on Alternative Medicine for Tufts University. He has authored a number of books on topics ranging from arthritis to heart disease, including the bestseller, Thyroid Balance, which has brought people from all over the world to his practice. Dr. Rothfeld’s specialties include the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disorders and chronic illnesses. He has years of experience treating patients with adrenal fatigue, heavy metal toxicity, and chronic fatigue syndrome, as well as cancer and autoimmune disorders (including neurotoxic issues like Parkinson’s and MS). He frequently treats people who have been previously misdiagnosed. Dr. Rothfeld’s treatments include acupuncture, nutrient infusion, chelation, nutritional protocols, and the prescription of herbal supplements.

Sophia DaRosa-Spillane

Sophia DaRosa, NP has been working in integrative medicine for the last decade. Sophia graduated with honors from the University of Massachusetts Boston where she received her Masters of Science as an Adult Nurse Practitioner. She also holds Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and in Nursing. Sophia has completed Basic and Advanced courses in Allergy and Immunology from the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy and has also completed training in Inhalant Allergies and Food Sensitivities from the American Academy of Environmental Medicine. She is currently working on certification from the Institute of Functional Medicine. Sophia has extensive experience with environmental allergies and food sensitivities, as well as a strong interest in gastrointestinal issues, adrenal fatigue, thyroid disorders, and autoimmune conditions. Sophia cares deeply about connecting with patients, making sure they feel heard and are at ease while working through various chronic medical conditions. She values the whole picture of health and wellness and how it relates uniquely to each person.

Jennifer S. Lee

Dr. Lee is a plastic surgeon as well as an experienced functional medicine provider. She has treated patients with conditions such as IBS, migraine, thyroid disease, autoimmune conditions, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, SIBO, and insomnia. Her treatment strategy incorporates lifestyle counseling with nutraceuticals, but she also recommends prescription medications when necessary. In addition, she is well versed in DNA analysis to augment treatment individualization, such as with COMT and MTHFR mutations. For her cosmetic patients, Dr. Lee optimizes skin health through a full range of aesthetic services that include injections, skin care, and skin surgery, such as benign mole excision and scar revision. She believes in treating the whole person, and that beauty optimally pairs aesthetic procedures with internal health.

Dr. Lee completed her residency in Plastic Surgery at Brown University School of Medicine. She is trained to perform both cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery, with extensive experience in wound care. Dr. Lee received her MD from the University of Massachusetts Medical School, and a BS from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with a major in Architecture (Art and Design) and a minor in Women's Studies.

Dr. Lee has a particular interest in issues of diversity, spiritual and emotional health, healthy aging, and peak performance. She is currently developing a program to address physician wellness, in particular the treatment and prevention of burnout and suicide so prevalent among physicians today.