Physician profile
Dr. Kunj Patel
Harvard-trained, NIH-funded physician-scientist and triple board-certified physician specializing in precision lifestyle medicine, longevity medicine, functional medicine, pain management, minimally invasive procedures, and regenerative medicine.
Clinical philosophy
Precision care for immediate concerns and long-term well-being.
Dr. Patel applies his medical training and research background to help patients address current health concerns while also building a longer-term strategy for health, function, and physical longevity. His approach brings together precision lifestyle medicine, functional medicine, pain management, minimally invasive procedures, and regenerative medicine.
At Precision Lifestyle Medicine Institute, his primary goal is to provide advanced medical care that not only addresses immediate symptoms or limitations, but also supports resilience, function, recovery, and long-term quality of life.
Areas of focus
A physician-led approach across lifestyle, longevity, function, pain, and regenerative care.
Precision Lifestyle Medicine
Personalized care focused on lifestyle, health risks, physical longevity, performance, and long-term well-being.
Functional Medicine
Whole-person strategies that may include lifestyle, nutrition, supplementation, prescriptions, and behavior change when appropriate.
Pain Management
Evaluation and treatment planning for spine, joint, and soft tissue concerns that affect movement and quality of life.
Minimally Invasive Procedures
Procedure-based options considered in context with the patient’s condition, goals, imaging, and clinical findings.
Regenerative Medicine
Orthobiologic approaches such as PRP and related treatments when clinically appropriate for musculoskeletal care.
Research Perspective
NIH-funded investigative experience informs a careful, evidence-aware approach to emerging longevity and regenerative care.
How patients work with Dr. Patel
From assessment to personalized care planning.
Care begins with a conversation about the patient’s concerns, goals, health history, and priorities. Assessment findings can then help guide a personalized plan that may include lifestyle medicine, exercise, nutrition, supplementation, prescriptions, procedures, regenerative care, or remote monitoring.