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Dr. GolBerg
Dr. Alexander GolBerg
Board-certified in Family Medicine, Osteopathic, Anti-Aging, and Regenerative medicine, Dr. Alexander GolBerg has improved the health of thousands of patients who had suffered from chronic pain with an osteopathic, hands-on approach. Dr. GolBerg received his two medical degrees from St. Petersburg Medical Academy and New York College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his fellowship at the American Academy of Anti-Aging and served as chief resident at the Peninsula Hospital.
As a part of Dr. GolBerg’s second medical degree, Doctor of Osteopathy (DO), he received special training in the musculoskeletal system. Through Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) he uses his hands to diagnose illness and injury to encourage your body’s natural tendency toward self-healing.
He’s had great success treating his patients with a whole-person approach. His Philosophy is to look beyond the symptoms and into your lifestyle to better understand the factors causing your pain.
“The good physician treats disease; the great physician treats the patient who has the disease.”
– Sir William Osler
Redefining Pain Management
For over 25 years, Dr. Alexander GolBerg has been at the forefront of pain management, merging advanced medical knowledge with a deep understanding of the body’s natural ability to heal. With dual medical degrees—MD and DO—Dr. GolBerg’s expertise uniquely positions him to tackle some of the most challenging pain conditions. Dr. GolBerg has pioneered a groundbreaking approach to pain management that focuses on altering the brain's pain threshold, offering lasting relief without heavy reliance on medications.
One of Dr. GolBerg’s most significant contributions to the field of pain management is his creation of a specialized program designed to change the pain threshold in the brain. This unique approach involves a combination of auricular acupuncture, nerve stimulation techniques, and advanced regenerative therapies like PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin), and exosome therapy. These treatments work synergistically to alter how the brain perceives pain, effectively lowering the patient’s overall pain sensitivity.
