Danielle Greenman, MD, is a dual board-certified physician in internal and integrative medicine, with advanced training in functional medicine through the Institute for Functional Medicine. She is also licensed in medical acupuncture and has studied various forms of energy healing, and is certified in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy through the Polaris Insight Center.
Dr. Greenman's journey into medicine began at Cornell University, where she studied Anthropology with a focus on the cultural aspects of medicine and healing. This interest deepened during her time at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and in residency at Yale University, where she had the unique opportunity to learn from physicians and healers around the world, including in Spain, Brazil, Bhutan, Taiwan, and Mexico.
She went on to complete fellowships in Clinical Integrative Medicine at both Columbia University and the University of Arizona, then applied her expertise at Stamford Hospital's Integrative Medicine Center, refining her ability to combine conventional and alternative therapies. She later joined the Blum Center for Health, a highly regarded institution known for its innovative approach to health and healing, where she practiced functional medicine, helping patients uncover the root causes of their health problems through the interplay between genetics, environment, and lifestyle.
Dr. Greenman's experience has led her to believe that many chronic illnesses are rooted in a dysregulated nervous system. Therapies such as meditation, acupuncture, and the mind-body connection have helped her patients improve and optimize their health.
Returning to primary care allows her to provide personalized, system-based care focused on long-term wellness and disease prevention. She combines cutting-edge diagnostics with ancient wisdom to address imbalances in the body, building long-term relationships that empower her patients to live long, healthy lives.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Greenman is passionate about travel, yoga, Pilates, tennis, skiing (as a former D1 college athlete), and the arts. Above all, she cherishes time spent with her two young sons, Morty and Ethan, and her husband, Steve. The family lives in Armonk, NY.