Greater Boston · Two-physician integrative age management practice
Age Management Boston is a two-physician integrative age-management practice serving Greater Boston, run by Dr. Katz and Dr. Nadelberg. Care is one individualized program built from a long first consultation, broad laboratory testing, and questionnaires. The plan centers on diet, exercise and, where indicated, supplemental hormones with monitoring, carried forward through routine exams and testing.
Care team2 named clinicians
Where
Who operates it
The care team
Every clinician the operator publishes by name, with their role exactly as the operator states it.
Physician
James Edward Katz, M.D.
"a double Board certified physician" and "a Diplomate of the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine".
Builds the individualized programme, in consultation with Dr. Nadelberg, and performs the Botox injections.
Medical schoolDoctor of Medicine, University of Connecticut Medical School; BA in English, Yale University
Graduate degreeMaster of Public Health, Harvard School of Public Health
TrainingInternal medicine, Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia
FellowshipClinical and research fellow, Department of Dermatology, Massachusetts General Hospital
Age management trainingPhysician Training & Certification in Age Management Medicine with the Foundation for Care Management (FCM); trained in Age Management Medicine by Cenegenics®; Diplomate of the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine
Earlier careerChief of Emergency Medicine at Quincy Hospital and later St. Joseph's Hospital, Lowell; from 2001 Regional Medical Director for Occupational Health & Rehabilitation
AwardsEmergency Physician of the Year 1996; American College of Emergency Physicians Vanguard Award 1997; Occupational Medicine Physician of the Year 2004
Research roleResearch associate at Harvard's School of Public Health on a W.K. Kellogg Foundation study of hospital performance
Physician
Robert L. Nadelberg, M.D.
"Board Certified in Anesthesiology" and "a Diplomate of the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine".
Consulted on each programme; the site names him as the second half of what it calls a two man practice.
Medical schoolDoctor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School; cum laude, Dartmouth College
ResidencyAnesthesiology, University of Pennsylvania; surgery training at University of Arizona Medical Center
Age management trainingPhysician Training & Certification in Age Management Medicine with the Foundation for Care Management (FCM); trained in Age Management Medicine by Cenegenics®; Diplomate of the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine
Academic and teaching rolesFaculty appointment at Harvard Medical School; Medical Director of Anesthesia Crisis Resource Management at the Center for Medical Simulation; designed curricula and taught courses for the Harvard Affiliated Teaching Hospitals
Hospital staff appointmentsMount Auburn Hospital, Newton-Wellesley Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital
Prior roleMedical Director of the Waltham Surgical Center
Tests and services
Everything Age Management Boston lists
Age Management Boston describes its care in general terms rather than publishing a test menu,
so there is no list here to line up against other Greater Boston clinics.
These are the headings it publishes, in its own words:
The Age Management programmePreventive biomarker work the clinic namesAesthetics
It also names one recognizable service: Botox & fillers. Read it as a sample of what they offer rather than the whole of it.
Ask them what a first visit includes, and which tests they run, before you book.
Also published by this clinic
In the clinic's own words, not yet matched to a category we can compare across clinics.
Hormonal modulation, where indicated, with safe, evidence-based monitoring of supplemental hormonesCleveland HeartLab preventive-medicine initiative through Quest Diagnostics
Visiting
Practical information
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Everything on this page is what the clinic publishes about itself, gathered from the pages linked below and put in one place, in plain English. Where a fact comes from somewhere else, it is named beside that fact.
