Dr. Alkmini Anastasiadou,MD

Xavier Gmez-Pantoja _{on Google}

Jan 10th, 2024

Scam, 100%. My experience is the same as Jane Dellys. Unnecessary tests for thousands of dollars repeated every couple of weeks, no diagnostic ever, pushy supplement sales, and arcane truth-telling machines connected to an old 1990s PC

Caroline Hofmann _{on Google}

Jan 14th, 2022

Please beware - this is a scam. You will be charged thousands of dollars for tests and diagnostics insurance rejects. This is not holistic medicine, it is unscientific, unethical and exploitative practice of "medicine".

Miley N _{on Google}

Oct 17th, 2020

Autoimmune disease, starting with thyroid disorders, are often mis-diagnosed or not diagnosed at all by the majority of Western-style trained medical doctors. They also go unnoticed by non-medically trained functional practitioners/health advisors, who dont have the medical and scientific training needed. Dr A has been the fusion of the two areas of expertise in my experience, and has helped where others have not. Medical expertise is necessary to connect the faint and disparate dots to make an appropriate diagnosis. She also examines each individuals experience and their triggers rather than trying to pigeon hole a patients symptoms or glossing over a patients medical stats because they are within the so-called acceptable ranges or Western medicine. Her approach may not fit everyone - shes not your run of the mill medical doctor who clocks you in and clocks you out - neither is she a feel-good-about-yourself lets-talk-it-out functional and holistic practitioner. She actually knows whats shes talking about. Having been to both kinds over decades, enlightenment only came for the first time after a few sessions with Dr A. Had I met her before I tried everything else, then I would not have understood her approach as well as I do now.

Jane Delly _{on Google}

Aug 9th, 2020

This doctor is running a scam. She will encourage you to take various 'experimental medicine' tests as if they are a part of her practice and included in the price of a consultation. Actually she will charge your insurance company thousands of dollars without warning you. These tests are based on shoddy faux-science without proper research. She is not really an endocrinologist, more like a 'new-wave' experimental nutritionist who believes in a 'traditional diet.' Good luck affording that diet if you aren't scamming thousands of dollars. She also sold me pills that I Googled and are literally sugar pills. A year later, I am getting nonsensical bills for hundreds of dollars in my email. Anyone who says this doctor is doing a good job treating them has likely been brainwashed and is buying into the grift.