Doron Ben Dov is a licensed acupuncturist and integrative medicine provider, recognized for his innovative approach in merging Western and Eastern medical practices. His expertise spans treating various clinical conditions, notably focusing on pain management, including somatic pain stemming from mental or emotional trauma. Beyond his clinical practice,
Doron holds a faculty position at the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine and actively engages in research collaborations with prominent medical institutions. He advocates a holistic approach to health and wellness, prioritizing the overall well-being of his patients by addressing root causes rather than merely alleviating symptoms.
Conditions Treated:
Doron specializes in treating a broad spectrum of conditions, with a particular focus on pain-related symptoms and chronic metabolic conditions such as fatigue, high cholesterol, weight gain, bloating, and high triglycerides. He emphasizes that these metabolic and pain-related conditions are often interconnected and must be addressed together for effective treatment. His integrative approach prioritizes the patient as a whole rather than solely focusing on the disease itself.
Seminars and Speaking Engagements:
Doron is actively involved in various seminars and speaking engagements throughout the year. These events include professional presentations, Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for healthcare professionals, and educational talks. You can find a list of both upcoming and past seminars below.
Current research:
Doron’s current research projects are listed below:
1. Post-surgical pain relief in patients with colorectal conditions- IRB approved-Lifebridge/Sinai Hospital
2. Exploring Eastern medicine to identify potent botanical extracts that could serve as alternatives to opioids.
Consultation:
Doron consults with hospitals and medical centers on integrating scientifically validated integrative medicine services into their treatment protocols. These services are rigorously studied and often covered by most insurance companies.

With an aging population, rising nutritional and environmental health challenges, and ongoing stress, integrative medicine is becoming increasingly popular. It's essential to incorporate these services in large medical centers, as they can help address several epidemiological challenges:
1. Shortening hospital stays
2. Tackling the opioid crisis
3. Supporting mental health initiatives