Our Monroe patients know that real diabetes management takes more than another prescription refill. Through a natural, root-cause approach, we’ve helped countless patients bring down their A1C, cut back on insulin, and in many cases move off certain medications altogether. Rather than simply masking symptoms, we work to reverse the insulin resistance driving your condition with a personalized program built around custom meal planning, in-depth lab work, gut health support, and professional-grade supplements that pair safely with your current prescriptions, plus weekly one-on-one guidance. Acupuncture is woven into your plan as well, supporting whole-body wellness on your way to lasting blood sugar control.
More than 100 million Americans suffer from type 2 diabetes
Conventional medications have dangerous side effects
Left untreated, this condition can lead to serious complications, including a heart attack and stroke
Diabetes rates have quadrupled since 1980
Many cases can be reversed with natural dietary and supplement approaches
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Nutrition is the foundation of diabetes care, which is why we start with a custom meal plan built around your blood sugar targets and calorie needs. We take your preferences, schedule, and lifestyle into account so the plan actually fits your life, not the other way around. Smart, balanced food choices become the foundation for lasting results.
Before building your plan, we run in-depth lab work to see exactly what’s happening inside your body, including blood glucose, blood pressure, and hormone levels that show how well your body is producing insulin. Those results guide a targeted plan built around your specific imbalances rather than a one-size-fits-all template.
Where supplements are used, we rely only on professional-grade formulas that are safe alongside the medications you’re already taking. Your regimen is selected based on your individual lab results and symptoms, so the support you receive fits directly into your broader plan of care.
Gut health has a direct impact on insulin production and blood sugar regulation, so we evaluate and support gut function as a core part of your care. Targeted probiotics, dietary adjustments, and natural therapies work together to rebalance your microbiome and improve metabolic function.
Staying on track matters as much as the plan itself, which is why our team checks in weekly to adjust your meal plan, coach you through lifestyle changes, and give you practical tools for day-to-day self-management. We also help you build exercise into your routine in a way that’s realistic and sustainable.
Many of our programs also include acupuncture to support stress management and overall wellness. This time-tested therapy helps balance hormones, support circulation, and calm inflammation, addressing the physical and emotional sides of diabetes together.
Dr. Gary L. Yen is board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and has a subspecialty in pain medicine. He received his medical degree from Ross University.
Christine holds a certification as a Holistic Health and Nutrition Counselor from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in Manhattan, New York, and from the American Association of Drugless Practitioners.
Kelsey Healy graduated from Montclair State University with a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition & Food Science, specializing in dietetics, in 2015. She has since received extensive training in wellness, weight loss, functional blood chemistry, and functional medicine.
Taylor Boulos is an advanced practice nurse with a strong background in nutrition and wellness. She takes a personalized approach to care, helping patients make informed, sustainable choices that support their health goals. Her focus on balanced nutrition allows her to guide individuals toward lasting improvements in energy, well-being, and overall lifestyle.
Gestational diabetes is a form of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy. Early detection is important to protect both mother and baby. Gestational diabetes is relatively common among pregnant women.
Yes, diabetes is a chronic condition characterized by consistently high glucose levels. It increases the risk of complications, so managing it carefully is essential to reduce that increased risk.
Yes, we offer detailed instructions through our experienced diabetes educators who provide guidance on medication management and overall self-care.
Rapid weight loss can be a warning sign and affect your overall health. It is important to get evaluated if you experience this, especially if you are living with diabetes.
Dr. Gary L. Yen is Board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and has a sub-specialty in Pain Medicine. Dr. Yen grew up in Long Island, NY and received his medical degree from Ross University. He completed his internship in Internal Medicine at Lutheran Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY and performed his residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Stony Brook University, where he was chief resident.
Dr. Yen completed a pain management fellowship at RehabNY in Buffalo, NY, during which he served as the assistant athletic trainer to the Buffalo Bison, the Minor League AAA baseball team for the Cleveland Indians, as well as the Niagara University men’s and women’s collegiate hockey team.
The former chairman of the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Division of the Pain Management Department at CentraState Medical Center, Dr. Yen specializes in the non-operative treatment of a variety of joint, muscular, nerve, skeletal, spine and sports related injuries. He treats acute and chronic pain syndromes and performs electrodiagnostic studies. Dr. Yen also performs variety of interventional pain procedures and minimally invasive spine surgery for the relief of pain. He utilizes conservative treatments such as physical therapy, chiropractic care and acupuncture in conjunction with other procedures to enhance long term benefits. Dr. Yen believes in working with patients to create individual treatment plans.
When not attending to his patients, Dr. Yen likes to play golf, cook, and has a passion for playing the saxophone and piano. He is the proud father of two boys.
