Dr. Darla LynchMD, MS, CAc

Dr. Lynch treats a broad range of conditions including fatigue, insomnia, thyroid disease, perimenopause, and metabolic syndrome. She also manages chronic pain, migraines, and hormonal imbalances. Her integrative approach combines family medicine, acupuncture, and clinical nutrition to address each patient's full picture.

Yes, Dr. Lynch holds board certification in family medicine. She also holds New York State certification in acupuncture, a credential she has applied in clinical practice since 1997.

Dr. Lynch specializes in noninvasive pain management. Her techniques include dry needling, trigger-point injections, and sphenopalatine ganglion block for migraine relief. She focuses on restoring function without relying solely on medication.

Dr. Lynch completed her medical degree at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She trained in internship and residency at Stony Brook University Hospital. She also holds a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from Columbia University.

Dr. Lynch builds care plans around hormone evaluation and optimization. She assesses each patient's hormonal status and uses a combination of clinical nutrition, acupuncture, and targeted therapies to restore balance. She applies this approach across all stages of life, including perimenopause.

Yes, nutrition is central to how Dr. Lynch practices medicine. She earned a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from Columbia University before completing her MD. She routinely integrates dietary and nutritional strategies into care plans for conditions like metabolic syndrome and thyroid disease.

Dr. Lynch has practiced medicine since 1997. Over more than two decades, she has developed particular depth in integrative care, noninvasive pain management, and hormone optimization on Long Island.