Dr. Barbara Siminovich-BlokND, LAc

Dr. Siminovich-Blok focuses on pain management, sports injuries, stress relief, fertility, and general wellness. She also applies her expertise in preventive and functional medicine to support patients managing chronic conditions. Her integrative approach draws on both naturopathic and acupuncture-based therapies.

Yes, Dr. Siminovich-Blok holds credentials as both a licensed acupuncturist and a naturopathic physician. She earned both advanced degrees from the University of Bridgeport. This dual training allows her to combine Eastern and Western modalities within a single course of care.

Dr. Siminovich-Blok earned her degrees in Acupuncture and Naturopathic Medicine from the University of Bridgeport. Her earlier studies included Biochemistry at Rutgers University and Biotechnology at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. She currently serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at NYU School of Medicine, Rusk Rehabilitation.

Yes, nutritional counseling is a core part of Dr. Siminovich-Blok's clinical practice. She integrates dietary guidance alongside acupuncture and herbal medicine. Her biochemistry background informs a research-grounded approach to nutritional support.

Yes, sports medicine is one of Dr. Siminovich-Blok's primary specialties. She treats acute and chronic sports injuries using acupuncture, herbal medicine, and naturopathic therapies. Her approach supports both recovery and long-term injury prevention.

Dr. Siminovich-Blok addresses fertility through an integrative lens, combining acupuncture, herbal medicine, and nutritional counseling. She evaluates underlying factors such as stress, hormonal balance, and nutritional status. Her goal is to support the body's own capacity for reproductive health.

Dr. Siminovich-Blok serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at NYU School of Medicine, Rusk Rehabilitation. This faculty role keeps her engaged with current clinical research and rehabilitation practices. Her academic work informs her patient care.