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Every plan starts with a full history, a physical exam and laboratory testing through Quest and Labcorp, plus functional tests such as MRT food-sensitivity and GI-FX stool panels when needed. From there, care is tailored to you. The most common integrative treatments at our Davie clinic are:
Bioidentical estradiol, natural progesterone and testosterone for menopause, perimenopause, PMS and PCOS, including estrogen replacement therapy and testosterone replacement therapy for men.
Natural desiccated thyroid (NDT), T3/T4 balancing, reverse T3 testing, iodine and selenium for hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease.
Gut repair, food-sensitivity testing and correction of vitamin and mineral deficiencies through our digestive health and nutrient specialist programs. Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) may be considered for autoimmune and inflammatory conditions – see what LDN is and who may benefit.
Comprehensive panels that go beyond routine labs – full thyroid panel, sex hormones, vitamin D, iron, iodine and metabolic markers. See our medical testing in Florida and the lab tests you need before starting hormone therapy.
For breast cancer survivors, we offer bioidentical hormones after breast cancer and education on repurposed medications in cancer care, always coordinated with your oncologist.
Integrative medicine helps by testing for the hidden drivers of fatigue – low thyroid function, falling estrogen, progesterone or testosterone, cortisol imbalance and nutrient deficiencies – and then treating each one directly. Many patients arrive with “normal” labs and ongoing symptoms because a standard panel checks only TSH.
Dr. Dach explains why a normal TSH doesn’t always mean a healthy thyroid and why some people are still tired on levothyroxine. We also look at the adrenal–thyroid link (see adrenal fatigue vs thyroid dysfunction) and at weight gain from hormonal changes after 40. Whether you are in perimenopause, managing Hashimoto’s, or a man with symptoms of low testosterone, treatment is adjusted from follow-up labs, not guesswork.
Typical timeline
Benefits: The main benefits patients report are steadier energy, better sleep, clearer thinking, fewer menopause symptoms and a plan that treats causes rather than masking symptoms. Integrative care also supports chronic disease prevention – heart health, blood sugar and bone density – through hormones, nutrition and lifestyle together.
Risks and who should not rely on it alone: Integrative treatments carry real risks and need monitoring: hormone therapy can cause breast tenderness, spotting or fluid retention, and thyroid medication that is too strong can cause palpitations or anxiety. That is why every prescription here is matched to lab results and rechecked. Integrative medicine is not a substitute for emergency or acute hospital care; if you have chest pain, stroke symptoms or a severe infection, call 911 or go to the nearest ER. Patients with active cancer should keep their oncologist as lead physician.
Who it is right for: It is a good fit if you have ongoing fatigue, menopause or andropause symptoms, thyroid disease that hasn’t responded to standard treatment, digestive problems, or you simply want a prevention-focused physician who has time to listen.
Experience: Dr. Dach earned his MD as a James Scholar at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, completed radiology residency at Rush-Presbyterian St. Luke’s in Chicago and a fellowship at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital. He then practiced for 25 years with Radiology Associates of Hollywood at Memorial Regional Hospital before founding TrueMedMD in Davie in 2005. Read his full background or his curriculum vitae.
Authority: He is the author of Bioidentical Hormones 101, Natural Thyroid Toolkit, Cracking Cancer Toolkit and Heart Book (see all books), has published in JAMA and AJR, and has lectured at the International College of Integrative Medicine. His patient-education library at jeffreydachmd.com has been read by patients worldwide for nearly two decades.
Trust and team: TrueMedMD is physician-owned and receives no pharmaceutical-industry funding. You work with a small, consistent team – Dr. Dach, holistic nurse Susan Rothman and office manager Stephanie – who answer calls and emails between visits. Patients travel from Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and across Florida; see our pages for integrative medicine in South Florida, Miami and Orlando.
Integrative medicine is physician-led care that combines conventional medicine with evidence-based nutrition, hormone, lifestyle and natural therapies to treat the root cause of symptoms, not just the symptoms.
Functional medicine focuses on finding root causes through testing. Integrative medicine includes that testing but also uses prescription drugs, bioidentical hormones and conventional treatments when they help. Dr. Dach practices both.
Common conditions include menopause and perimenopause symptoms, low testosterone, hypothyroidism, Hashimoto’s, Graves’ disease, fatigue, digestive problems, PCOS, insulin resistance and nutrient deficiencies.
TrueMedMD is out of network with insurance plans, so visits are self-pay. Lab tests through Quest or Labcorp are often billed to your insurance, and many patients use HSA or FSA funds.
You receive attentive, experience-driven care that blends functional medicine, natural therapies, and lifestyle guidance, all delivered with respect for your individuality, values, and personal wellness journey.
Yes. He prescribes bioidentical hormones, natural desiccated thyroid and FDA-approved medications when appropriate, alongside nutrition and supplements.
Yes. Integrative care is designed to work alongside your other physicians, and we share results with them on request.
If you are tired of being told your labs are “normal” while you still feel unwell, schedule a consultation with Jeffrey Dach, MD at TrueMedMD in Davie. Call (954) 792-4663, Monday–Thursday 10 am–4 pm, or use the form above, and our team will send your new-patient paperwork. While you wait, download Dr. Dach’s free e-book Bioidentical Hormones 101.
Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Individualized treatment plans are determined after consultation and evaluation.
