Physicians' Association for Anthroposophic Medicine: Health Provider Directory

By Dr. Frank Yap, MD -
This list is maintained by the Physicians' Association for Anthroposophic Medicine and is compiled from its current membership. Membership is open to medical doctors and specifically-licensed practitioners (MDs, DOs, NPs and PAs). Inclusion on the referral list implies no specific endorsement by PAAM of any individual practitioner.

The degree of experience in Anthroposophic Medicine, qualifications, competence and method of practice may vary from physician to physician. PAAM assumes no responsibility or guarantee, and disclaims all liability in respect of claims made by listed physicians. Physicians who have completed the PAAM-sponsored training course in Mistletoe Therapy for cancer are noted. Please be aware that many of the physicians listed here are experienced in various therapies, including Mistletoe Therapy, but they may not have specifically trained in the PAAM-sponsored course. The best approach is to find a practitioner nearest you and reach out directly to their office to inquire about their specific experience and services.

Members who have completed a certification process in Anthroposophic Medicine are indicated by an asterix (*). Anthroposophic physician certification is open to medical doctors (MD, DO, NP and PA) with full standard medical training and qualifications.

Health Provider Directory (by State)

A — L

California

Michael Allen MD*
800 Howe Ave, Suite 370
Sacramento, CA 95825
916.803.7040
www.centerforlivinghealth.com

Tiffany Baer MD*
902 Sante Fe Avenue
Albany, CA 94706
510.526.5256
www.902santafe.com

Debra Gambrell DO
Pacific Frontier Medical Group
1098 Foster City Blvd, Unit 305
Foster City, CA 94404
650.474.2130
drdebra@drdebragambrell.com

Carmen Hering DO*
902 Santa Fe Avenue
Albany, CA 94706
510.526.5256
www.carmenheringdo.com

Daciana Iancu MD*
AnthroSonoma Integrative
and Anthroposophic Medicine
632 Petaluma Ave
Sebastopol, CA 95472
707.295.3755
drdaci@anthrosonoma.com
www.anthrosonoma.com
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Ida Leong MD
320 River Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
idaleong88@gmail.com
831.272.4324

Patricia Reber DO*
10368 Donner Pass Rd
Truckee, CA 96161
530.213.5606
office@reberdo.com
www.reberdo.com

Colorado

Adam Blanning MD*
Denver Therapies
840 26th Street
Denver, CO 80205
720.404.9199
www.denvertherapies.com

Kelly Busby MD
Bee Healthy Osteopathic Care
28 S. Washington
Cortez, CO 81321
970.715.1080
info@beehealthyosteopathic.com
www.beehealthyosteopathic.com
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Patricia Gans MD
530 Sunrise Peak Rd
Manitou Springs, CO 80829
719.323.7775
pjgans16@gmail.com
Consultations Only
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Melanie Gisler DO*
2770 Arapahoe Rd, Ste 1067
Lafayette, CO 80026
424.268.3573
drg@drgisler.com
www.drgisler.com
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Georgia

Mark J Hancock MD, MPH
Humanizing Medicine
135 Maple Street, Bldg A
Decatur, GA 30030
470.891.8140
office@humanizingmedicine.com
www.humanizingmedicine.com
Holistic Cancer Therapy & Mistletoe Therapy

Lisa Robbins MD
Robbins Health Alliance
1325 Rockbridge Rd
Stone Mountain, GA 30087
770.564.1399
robbinshealth@yahoo.com
www.RobbinsHealth.com
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Idaho

Mary Migliori MD
Integrative Medicine of Idaho
250 Bobwhite Ct., Ste 110
Boise, ID 83708
208.426.0052
imidaho2013@gmail.com
imidaho.net

Illinois

Marc Katchen MD, MS
834 N Seminary St
Galesburg, IL 61401
309.342.0572

Andrea Rentea MD*
Paulina Medical Clinic
6677 N Lincoln, Suite 110
Lincolnwood, IL 60712
773.583.7793
www.paulinamedicalclinic.com
Holistic Cancer Therapy & Mistletoe Therapy

Ross Rentea MD*
Paulina Medical Clinic 
6677 N Lincoln, Suite 110
Lincolnwood, IL 60712
773.583.7793
www.paulinamedicalclinic.com
Holistic Cancer Therapy & Mistletoe Therapy

Kentucky

Vishnukant Joshi DO
1930 Bishop Lane
Louisville, KY 40218
vjoshi1001@gmail.com

Louisiana

Anna Davis MD
69164 LA Highway 59, Ste 1
Mandeville, LA 70471
985.951.7882
davisa386@aol.com

M — N

Maine

Daniel Einstein MD*
Holistic Einstein (two office locations)
219 Mill Street
Rockport, ME 04856
105 Tenpenny Street
Freeport, ME 04032
207.470.0499
www.holistic-einstein.com

Maryland

Peter Hinderberger MD*
The Raphael Clinic of Maryland
1122 Kenilworth Dr. Ste 407
Towson, MD 21204
410.296.1202
phinderberger@verizon.net
www.raphaelclinicmd.com
Specializing in Integrative Oncology

Fred Bloem MD
10400 Connecticut Ave, Suite 215
Kensington, MD 20895
301.260.2601
drbloem@drbloem.com
www.drbloem.com
Specializing in Integrative Medicine, Mistletoe Therapy, Oncology Support, IV Nutritional Therapies, Ozone Therapy, Lyme Disease and Co-Infections

Melissa Trotman CRNP
Vital You Functional Medicine
Annapolis, MD 21401
410.994.7575
info@vitalyoufm.com
www.vitalyoufm.com
Providing Functional Medicine services to help our patients optimize their health and longevity.
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Massachusetts

Joseph Cooney MD
Berkshire Center for Whole Health
8 Pine Street
Stockbridge, MA 01262
413.298.3700
info@berkshirewholehealth.com
www.berkshirewholehealth.com

Trish McPhee MSN, FNP-C*
Berkshire Center for Whole Health
8 Pine Street
Stockbridge, MA 01262
413.298.3700
trishnp@berkshirewholehealth.com
www.berkshirewholehealth.com

Stephen Roberts MD
Hopkins Medical Group
571 Main Street
Weymouth, MA 02190
617.773.9198
stephenrobertsmd@gmail.com
www.phopkinsmd.com

MaryKelly Sutton MD*
Micha-el Medicine Trust
PO Box 885
North Attleboro, MA 02760
mmt@leader.com
Telehealth only
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Henri Balaguera
Groton Wellness Center
439 Main Street
Groton, MA 01450
978.201.0424
balaguera@gmail.com
www.grotonwellness.com
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Missouri

Christian Wessling MD*
Webster Family Physicians
7979 Big Bend Blvd
Webster Grove, MO 63119
314.961.6631
www.websterfp.com
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

New Hampshire

Sherri Quimby-Cronin OD
Quimby Eye Care
163 Amherst St.
Nashua, NH 03060
603.882.5971

New Jersey

Sofia Kondrashin MD
185 E Palisade Ave. Ste B2-A
Englewood, NJ 07631
201.569.1980
Adult, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

New York

Steven Johnson DO*
Collaborative Medical Arts
2542 Route 66
Chatham, NY 12037
518.721.8417
collaborativemedicalarts@gmail.com
www.collaborativemedicalarts.org
Integrative Oncology - Mentoring and professional consulting with Mistletoe Therapy and Anthroposophic Medicine

Yuklin Ling MD
Fellowship Community Associates
241 Hungry Hollow Road
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
845.356.8494
medicaloffice@fellowshipcommunity.org
www.fellowshipcommunity.org/medical
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Cathy Sims-O'Neil DO
Collaborative Medical Arts
2542 Route 66
Chatham, NY 12037
518.721.8417
simsoneil@gmail.com
www.collaborativemedicalarts.org
Neurology

Kathleen DeRosa-Lazare DO*
Collaborative Medical Arts
2542 Route 66
Chatham, NY 12037
518.721.8417
collaborativemedicalarts@gmail.com
www.collaborativemedicalarts.org

Eden Fromberg DO
Holistic Gynecology New York (two offices)
112 West 27th St. #402
New York, NY 10001
259 Snyder Road
Ghent, NY 12075
212.343.8053
office@holisticgynecologynewyork.com
www.dredenfromberg.com

Wendy Mayes-Beasly MD
Harmony Center
648 Maple Ave
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
518.450.4017
info@harmonycenter.space
www.harmonycenter.space

Miriam Rahav MD
Rahav Wellness
205 W 15th St. 1B
New York, NY 10011
646.503.5202
info@rahavwellness.com
www.rahavwellness.com
We focus on the underlying causes of disease, engaging both patient and practitioner in a therapeutic partnership.
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

North Carolina

Molly Craven FNP
Whole Family Medicine
310 Dillingham Rd
Barnardsville, NC 28709
919.215.2017
wholefamilymedicine@gmail.com
www.wholefamilymedicine.org

Melinda Q Toney MD
Awaken Chrysalis
149 S Lexington Ave, Suite H
Asheville, NC 28801
828.552.4276
info@awakenchrysalis.com
www.awakenchrysalis.com



O— Z

Ohio

Karin Cseak DO*
Family Holistic Health
556 W. Portage Trail, Ext W
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223
330.923.3060
familyholistichealth@yahoo.com
www.naturalmedicineohio.com
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Oregon

Julie Foster NP*
Pohala Clinic
7477 SE 52nd Ave
Portland, OR 97206
503.572.4196
julie@pohalaclinic.com
www.pohalaclinic.com
Integrative primary care
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Jeffrey Rice MD
2250 NW Flanders Street #306
Portland, OR 97210
503.276.1299
jdricemd@jdricemd.net
www.jdricemd.net
Psychiatry and psychotherapy

Joan Takacs DO*
PMR
5909 SE Division
Portland, OR 97206
503.234.1531
becky@anthroclinic.com
www.anthroclinic.com
Multispecialty health clinic 

John Takacs DO*
Takacs Clinic
5909 SE Division
Portland, OR 97206
503.234.1531
becky@anthroclinic.com
www.anthroclinic.com
Osteopathic physician, family practice, occupational medicine 

Pennsylvania

Melissa Greer DO*
Carah Medical Arts
317 Church St
Phoenixville, PA 19460
484.920.3674
info@carahmedicalarts.org
www.carahmedicalarts.org
Trained in Mistletoe Therapy

Raphael Knauf MD*
Carah Medical Arts
317 Church St
Phoenixville, PA 19460
484.920.3674
info@carahmedicalarts.org
www.carahmedicalarts.org

South Carolina

Renee Meyer MD*
Primula Internal Medicine
4770 Hwy 165
Meggett, SC 29449
843.889.6484
rpmeyeryi@gmail.com

Washington

Margaret Palmquest MD
400 Melrose Avenue East #409
Seattle, WA 98102
206.325.4940

Wisconsin

Mark Kamsler MD*
1005 Richards Road, Ste A
Hartland, WI 53029
262.912.0263
www.kamslermedical.com

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