NY Center for Integrative Health

The practice treats a wide range of complex chronic conditions. These include autoimmune disease, Lyme and tick-borne illnesses, digestive disorders, chronic pain, fatigue, depression and anxiety, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, insomnia, excess weight, and brain health concerns including dementia. The team also addresses men's and women's hormonal health. Many patients arrive after finding limited relief through conventional care.

First visits run 90 minutes. Follow-up appointments last 30 to 45 minutes. The practice builds extended appointment times into its model so clinicians can gather a thorough picture of each patient's health history and develop individualized treatment plans.

The practice goes well beyond standard blood panels. The team uses functional medicine blood panels alongside urine, saliva, and stool testing, SIBO breath testing, microbiome analysis, and DNA and genomic analysis using AI-powered screening tools. This comprehensive approach helps clinicians identify root causes rather than surface-level symptoms.

The practice offers a broad range of therapies. These include acupuncture, IV therapy, botanical medicine, nutraceuticals using prescription-grade supplements, and mind-body techniques such as Somatic Experiencing for trauma resolution. The practice also offers Ondamed Therapy, a pulsed electromagnetic field treatment for stress reduction and cellular repair.

Yes, the practice actively treats Lyme disease and tick-borne illnesses. Dr. Veena Dzik holds specific certification in this area and continues her training through ILADS, the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society. The team uses advanced diagnostic testing and individualized treatment plans for patients managing tick-borne infections.

Yes, Dr. Veena Dzik focuses on pediatric care, including conditions such as ADD/ADHD, allergies, GI conditions, and mood imbalances in children and adolescents. Parents seeking integrative approaches for their children can schedule a consultation to discuss appropriate care.

The practice operates two locations. The Manhattan office sits at 345 7th Avenue in New York, NY. The Connecticut location operates at 1200 High Ridge Road in Stamford, CT, under the name Connecticut Center for Integrative Medicine. Patients can reach each location by separate phone lines listed on the practice website.

New patients can request an appointment directly through the practice website. The six-clinician team reviews patient needs and matches each individual with the provider best suited to their health goals and conditions.

Yes, mental health sits at the core of the practice's clinical scope. Dr. Robert Kachko has authored textbook chapters on mental health conditions, and Dr. Paul Epstein specializes in mind-body integrative medicine for stress, pain, and emotional wellbeing. The team uses naturopathic, functional, and mind-body approaches to treat depression, anxiety, and related conditions.