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Located in downtown Delray Beach, Florida, The Institute for Healthy Aging, under the directorship of Mark Rosenberg, MD, offers a comprehensive blend of traditional and complementary medicine.

The traditional method to the treatment of disease is to prescribe a different pharmaceutical medicine for each symptom.  This approach is known as “patching,” because it temporarily patches the symptoms of disease without treating the root cause.  Dr. Rosenberg takes a rather unique approach to the assessment and treatment of disease by attending to both the causes and the symptoms simultaneously.  For example, if a diabetic with hypertension presents to the Institute, he or she will not simply leave with prescriptions for blood pressure and glucose control.  Instead, the patient will be placed on a weight management and exercise program, along with the appropriate prescriptions, with the goal being to eventually terminate the pharmaceutical medicines.

When you leave the Institute, you are more likely to walk away with a bag full of supplements rather than a bag full of prescriptions.  In addition to having written a book in the treatment of poisons and overdoses, Dr. Rosenberg has developed a line of supplements for a web-based supplement company.  Because his knowledge of drugs is matched by his expertise and knowledge of supplements, Dr. Rosenberg can often avoid placing his patients on powerful pharmaceutical drugs.

Having been the Assistant Director of Emergency Medicine at Bethesda Memorial Hospital in Boynton Beach, Florida, Dr. Rosenberg is well equipped to handle all critical and acute medical illnesses.  At the Institute, however, no patient is ever treated as if they’re simply one more patient in a busy “ER.”  At The Institute for Healthy Aging, each patient pays a yearly membership fee, which ensures them the VIP service that all patients should receive.  This service includes: access to Dr. Rosenberg 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; same day appointments; frequent telephone consults with Dr. Rosenberg; personalized care, with appointments typically lasting at least one hour.

As a diplomate of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and the American College of Emergency Medicine, Dr. Rosenberg has utilized his training and his skills to formulate a unique methodology to slow the aging process.  This process is explained in further detail on his website, www.antiagemed.com.

Dr. Rosenberg and the Institute for Healthy Aging are proud to provide the most cutting edge treatment for cancer.  What makes the treatment cutting edge is that it combines cutting edge chemotherapy with intravenous vitamin therapy.  Vitamin C therapy generated world attention when Mark Levine, MD, at the NIH, in August 2005 revealed that intravenous vitamin C is toxic to cancer cells.  Dr. Rosenberg was recently featured on the news (Fox 29) after treating a terminal lung cancer patient that resulted in a surprising remission.

When you meet Dr. Rosenberg at The Institute for Healthy Aging, you will see a man who truly practices what he preaches.  At 46 years of age, he could easily pass for a man in his early to mid thirties.  Dr. Rosenberg has dedicated his life to understanding the aging process and age-related disease, and yearns to pass along his knowledge to all of his patients.

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Our staff strives to deliver the best service to our patients. We always make the extra effort that makes our members feel valued and respected. Not only do we provide great results but we also deliver a great experience.

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Our staff strives to deliver the best service to our patients. We always make the extra effort that makes our members feel valued and respected. Not only do we provide great results but we also deliver a great experience.

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