Dr. Stephanie KnuppenburgMD

Dr. Knuppenburg treats perimenopause, menopause, thyroid disorders, adrenal dysfunction, hormonal imbalances, and gut health imbalances. She also manages hypertension, diabetes, metabolic disorders, weight issues, sleep disorders, brain fog, fatigue, and burnout. Her clinical focus spans both hormone health and comprehensive primary care for adult women.

Yes. Dr. Knuppenburg holds board certification from the American Board of Family Medicine. She completed her residency training at Michigan State University-Ascension Hospital and maintains her certification through the ABFM.

Dr. Knuppenburg completed her medical degree at St. Matthew's University. She did her internship at the Cayman Islands Health Services Authority from 2013 to 2014. She then completed her Family Medicine residency at Michigan State University-Ascension Hospital, finishing in 2017.

Yes. Dr. Knuppenburg provides bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) as part of her hormone optimization services. She follows FDA-approved protocols and menopause society guidelines in all hormone-related care. Ongoing monitoring and adjustment are part of the treatment process.

Dr. Knuppenburg uses advanced testing to identify gut imbalances affecting digestion, energy, and mood. Her gut health services include microbiome and stool analysis, food sensitivity and allergy testing, digestive health evaluations, and personalized nutrition counseling. She treats gut health as part of a whole-person approach rather than in isolation.

Dr. Knuppenburg provides comprehensive primary care in addition to her hormone and gut health focus. She conducts annual physical exams, preventive screenings, chronic disease management, and same-day sick visits. Her scope covers the full range of adult women's primary care needs.

Dr. Knuppenburg's own experience during her third pregnancy in 2025, navigating the hormonal shifts of pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and the anticipation of perimenopause, revealed how much more support women need during midlife transitions. That personal insight deepened her clinical interest in hormones and gut health and ultimately shaped the direction of Eden.

Yes. Dr. Knuppenburg pioneers Walk with a Doc in Jupiter, FL. She leads regular walks through South Florida to encourage physical activity and community connection among women. She also volunteers as a physician with the Walk with a Doc program, a role she has held since May 2024.

Every patient at Eden sees Dr. Knuppenburg directly. The practice does not use midlevel providers. Patients have direct access to a board-certified physician at every visit.