Integrative Medicine of New York, PLLC

The practice treats patients with cancers, AIDS, COPD, chronic fatigue syndrome, and a broad range of autoimmune diseases at any stage of severity. The clinical focus centers on identifying and addressing the root causes of immune dysfunction rather than managing symptoms alone. Patients dealing with complex or treatment-resistant conditions often seek care here for integrative and immune-based approaches.

Yes, Integrative Medicine of New York offers Insulin Potentiation Therapy, known as IPT. Dr. Donato Perez Garcia, Sr. first developed this protocol in Mexico in 1932. The treatment uses insulin to transport low-dose chemotherapy preferentially into cancer cells, reducing the amount of toxic drugs required. This approach targets cancer cells more directly while sparing healthy tissue.

The practice uses IvyGene technology to detect cancer at an early stage through cell-free DNA methylation patterns found in a blood sample. This tool helps identify cancer risk and supports earlier intervention. Dr. Stoff integrates this testing into the practice's broader focus on prevention and early detection.

New patients complete a thorough intake questionnaire covering personal and family history, medical history, current medications and supplements, sleep and dietary habits, past and present symptoms, and stress-related factors. The practice also conducts detailed cellular testing that includes general blood analysis, hormone assessment, vitamin and mineral levels, gastrointestinal function, genetic profiles, cardiovascular and inflammation markers, immune components, neurotransmitter levels, and toxin burden. Each new patient receives a dedicated patient care coordinator.

Integrative Medicine of New York offers a wide range of treatment options including chelation therapy, intravenous therapy such as the Myers Cocktail, high-dose Vitamin C therapy, antigen immunotherapy, nutritional therapy, homeopathic medicines, and hormone balancing. Detoxification protocols include far infrared sauna, colonics, and supplements. The practice also incorporates stress management techniques such as meditation, biofeedback, EFT, and prayer.

, which identifies five primary causes of immune system failure: Poor Nutrition, Infection, Toxins, Trauma, and Stress. Dr. Stoff uses this model to guide evaluation and treatment planning for each patient. Addressing these root causes sits at the center of the practice's clinical approach.

, the Stoff Institute for Medical Research, the practice maintains a free listing of grants and non-profit funding sources for cancer patients. R. is a 501(c)3 organization Dr. Stoff founded to support independent research, education, public awareness, and community outreach. The practice treats prevention and advocacy as a core part of its mission.

Integrative Medicine of New York is located at 520 Franklin Ave, Suite 230, Garden City, NY 11530. The office is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The practice also sees patients by appointment on Fridays.

com. New patients receive a welcome kit and a comprehensive intake questionnaire before their first visit. The practice assigns each patient a care coordinator to help guide them through the process.