Personalized Preventive Medicine

The practice charges a flat annual membership fee. Members can contact the office directly for current pricing details. The membership places no cap on the number of visits, so patients schedule as often as their care requires.

Yes. Dr. Delany provides every member with his personal cell phone number. He makes himself available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. m. m.

Dr. Delany focuses on cardiovascular health, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, chronic pain, weight management, and anti-aging. He also addresses geriatric health, functional medicine concerns, and complex cases where patients have not found answers elsewhere. His integrative approach looks for root causes and connections across a patient's full health history.

Dr. Delany uses a "Think and Link" framework. Rather than assigning a diagnosis and moving on, he investigates the shared mechanisms behind a patient's full list of health concerns. He reviews past records thoroughly, conducts detailed evaluations, and builds a personalized treatment plan that may combine traditional and integrative strategies.

The practice collects extensive laboratory samples on-site through Quest Laboratory and specialty labs. Dr. Delany also offers Boston Heart Lab lipid subfraction and essential fatty acid testing, Prodrome Scan advanced blood analysis, and urine organic acid analysis. Cardiac testing such as exercise stress tests, Holter monitors, and echocardiograms take place at nearby facilities including Beth Israel Milton Hospital.

Yes. Dr. Delany runs a six-week, in-office weight loss program based on the Simeon's Method. It combines subcutaneous HCG with specific caloric restrictions. Women average approximately 25 pounds of weight loss over the six weeks; men average 30 to 35 pounds. Dr. Delany has used this program for over ten years.

Yes. When patients need specialist consultations, hospitalizations, or additional testing, Dr. Delany refers to six major Boston-area hospitals. These include Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, New England Baptist Hospital, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, and Lahey Clinic.

Prospective patients can request an appointment by calling the office or submitting a request online. The practice schedules initial consultations Monday through Friday. Dr. Delany asks new patients to request their prior medical records one to two weeks before their first visit so he has time to review them thoroughly before the appointment.

Patients should contact the office directly to discuss insurance questions and fee details.