Dr. Ruchi KukrejaMD

Dr. Kukreja completed a one-year integrative medicine fellowship at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She also holds board certification in family medicine through her residency at St. Francis Hospital in Delaware. Her training spans both conventional primary care and evidence-based integrative approaches.

Yes. Dr. Kukreja completed MBSR teacher training at the Brown University Mindfulness Center and qualifies as an MBSR instructor through that program. She also serves as an MBSR instructor at the Center for Mindfulness at LVHN.

Dr. Kukreja has a particular clinical interest in stress, anxiety, chronic pain, sleep disorders, and depression. She approaches these conditions through a whole-health lens, often integrating mindfulness practices with functional medicine and conventional primary care.

Yes. Dr. Kukreja leads the 8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction program at BCIM. The course runs virtually on Fridays from 12 to 2:30 pm via Zoom and costs $400. A free orientation session takes place before enrollment.

Dr. Kukreja previously served as an assistant professor at Temple University in Philadelphia. She also worked as a primary care physician with Jefferson Health in Lansdale, PA before bringing her integrative medicine and mindfulness expertise to BCIM.

Dr. Kukreja weaves mindfulness practices directly into her clinical approach. She has personally experienced the benefits of mindfulness meditation and draws on that knowledge when guiding patients. Beyond her MBSR program, she applies mindfulness-informed care to her primary care and functional medicine consultations.

Dr. Kukreja practices full-scope integrative primary care and family medicine. Mindfulness is one tool in her broader approach. She sees patients for preventive care, chronic condition management, and functional medicine alongside her specialized MBSR work.