Health & Wellness
Telemedicine practice serving patients in Florida and New York, focused on functional medicine, at-home lab work, preventive cancer screening, DUTCH hormone testing, medically guided weight loss, and clinician-directed peptide therapy Her background spans gastrointestinal special procedures, med-surg, behavioral health, wound care, vascular access, perioperative care, and telehe
alth. Through years of caring for patients across these disciplines, Adriana recognized how deeply lifestyle, metabolic health, and mindset influence overall well-being. This inspired her to focus her practice on weight management, GLP-1–based therapies, and holistic approaches that treat the whole person - not just the symptoms. Her passion lies in helping others feel their best, optimize their health, and rediscover confidence from the inside out. A relentless curiosity for the "why." Though my foundation was built in traditional Western medicine, I began to question a system that often stopped at diagnosis and prescriptions. Guided by a deep love of learning and a genuine passion for people, I've devoted my career to truly understanding my patients - listening deeply, caring intentionally, and continuously learning how to serve them better. Beyond the Practice
When I'm not with patients, I love spending time outdoors with my dogs, cooking, reading, visiting the shooting range, hunting, or exploring new places. These moments outside of work remind me that curiosity, balance, and joy beyond medicine allow me to serve my patients with greater depth, focus, and compassion. My Approach
My patients often describe me as both a trusted clinician and a wellness bestie - grounded in medical expertise, yet refreshingly real in my approach to care. I combine evidence-based protocols, personalized supplementation, and precision lab testing with a genuine belief in the body's innate ability to heal. My focus is helping patients feel better, restore balance, and achieve sustainable wellness through individualized, compassionate care.
