Dr. Idil KoreMD

Dr. Kore treats a broad range of adult conditions. These include hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, metabolic syndrome, and cardiometabolic conditions. She also manages thyroid and adrenal disorders, fatty liver disease, GERD, IBS, asthma, COPD, anxiety, depression, and musculoskeletal and dermatological concerns. Her scope extends to men's health conditions such as BPH and erectile dysfunction, as well as women's health including menopause. She also evaluates cognitive and memory concerns.

Yes. Dr. Kore holds board certification in Internal Medicine. She trained at two of the country's most recognized academic institutions, earning her MD from Yale School of Medicine and completing her residency at Brigham and Women's Hospital, a Harvard-affiliated teaching hospital.

Dr. Kore completed her undergraduate studies at Princeton University, earned her MD from Yale School of Medicine, and finished her Internal Medicine residency at Brigham and Women's Hospital under Harvard Medical School. She also holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

Yes. Dr. Kore spent more than a decade in academic medicine before starting Cimri Medical. She held faculty positions at three universities: the University of Pennsylvania, Northwestern University, and Emory University. That experience shaped her belief that good medicine requires time and a genuine physician-patient relationship.

Dr. Kore takes an evidence-based approach to prevention that goes beyond routine screenings. She uses cardiovascular and cardiometabolic risk assessment, metabolic and hormonal testing, micronutrient evaluation, early cancer detection protocols, and cognitive screening. She uses blood-based biomarkers to evaluate neurodegenerative risk, giving patients a detailed picture of their health trajectory.

Yes. Dr. Kore addresses anxiety and depression within the scope of her Internal Medicine practice. She manages medication for these conditions and coordinates with mental health specialists when patients need additional support.

Dr. Kore founded Cimri because she believed the patient-physician relationship is the most powerful tool in medicine. After more than a decade in academic and clinical settings, she wanted to build a practice where time and continuity were not squeezed out by administrative demands. The practice name itself reflects her founding purpose: cimri is a Somali word meaning the full arc of a life.

Yes. Dr. Kore conducts virtual visits for members throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Telehealth appointments follow the same model as in-person visits: no per-visit charges, direct access to Dr. Kore, and appointments scheduled at times that work for the patient.