Dr. David Mendelsohn

Dr. Mendelsohn treats a broad range of chronic and acute conditions. His primary focus areas include diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, depression, anxiety, and musculoskeletal injuries. He also leads the BHRT program at New South, which addresses hormone-related concerns through comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment.

Dr. Mendelsohn has practiced Family Medicine since 2002. Before joining New South, he practiced with Novant Health in Charlotte's Steele Creek area. He brings over two decades of primary care experience to his patients in Fort Mill.

Dr. Mendelsohn serves as the BHRT Program Director at New South Family Medicine. He oversees comprehensive hormone evaluation and builds personalized treatment plans for each patient in the program. His background in preventive and functional medicine informs his approach to hormone health.

D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Rochester, where he double-majored in Biology and Psychology.

Dr. Mendelsohn views the patient-physician relationship as a genuine partnership. He wants every patient to understand their own health and conditions thoroughly, not just receive a diagnosis or prescription. This philosophy shapes how he approaches both preventive care and chronic disease management.

Yes, Dr. Mendelsohn incorporates functional and integrative medicine into his practice. His specialties include Functional Medicine alongside Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine. New South also offers tools like GI-MAP stool testing and Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis to support this approach.

Dr. Mendelsohn sees patients across a wide age range with a focus on adults managing chronic conditions or seeking preventive care. He also works with patients interested in hormone optimization through the BHRT program. His collaborative style appeals to patients who want an engaged, informed relationship with their doctor.