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Dr. Mayorquin has always been committed to her patients. Her passion began when most of her family developed diabetes Mellitus type 2. Dr. Mayorquin became passionate about helping educate and guide patients on lifestyle modification to prevent complications of chronic disease.
She is also a faculty attending physician and she enjoys mentoring internal medicine residents.
Dr. Mayorquin has become passionate in the field of age management medicine as she has seen that taking a proactive stance to preserve optimal physical, and mental function and quality of life is the most beneficial preventive approach to the aging process and related co-morbidities. She sees age management as the ultimate tool to prevent chronic disease and frailty.
Dr. Bosiljevac trained in conventional medicine as a cardiovascular surgeon 40 years ago. He also obtained a doctorate in natural medicine. He mingled conventional medicine with natural alternative methods together for many years. He made a move to New York City more than 13 years ago to develop an age management practice where he quickly found out that body parts wear out. This led Dr. Bosilijevac to build expertise in stem cell treatment.
Starting off with retired NFL and NBA players, he used stem cells to conduct joint and soft tissue therapy. Later, he worked with military special operations members which included systemic treatment for liver and lung problems as well as traumatic brain injury. He then learned to treat autoimmune conditions.
Dr. Keith Fleischman, Senior Physician Partner at Cenegenics New York, has been practicing medicine for over 28 years. He has a lifelong interest in health and fitness. A graduate of the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1984, he completed an Anesthesiology residency at St.Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ where e received the Robert Dripps award for the Outstanding Resident in Anesthesiology. He went on to further postgraduate training in Obstetric Anesthesia and Critical Care. He has been selected as a “Top Doc in NJ” in the field in a poll of nurses by New Jersey Magazine and held the position of Section Chief of Obstetric Anesthesia. He continues to be active in teaching physicians and medical students and has an association with Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
From childhood, he had exposure to Yoga practice and philosophy and trained in Martial Arts – achieving a level of Black Belt proficiency. He continues to be active in both. Presently he still plays and coaches soccer. It is the ability to enable people to achieve lifelong health and fitness – developing and maintaining their ability to perform at their highest level – that fuels his passion for Age Management Medicine. He has personally experienced the difference that a proactive approach to aging can make and this personal success has fueled his passion.
Dr. Fleischman loves to travel, scuba diving, skiing, and hiking. Married to a Brazilian American, he has a home in Brazil and speaks fluent Portuguese. He is also conversant in Spanish.
Jason is an experienced strength and conditioning coach studying to become a registered dietitian. He has a demonstrated history of working in the health wellness and fitness industry and is skilled in coaching, leadership, customer interaction, and social media. Jason is a strong research professional with a Master of Science focused in Exercise Science: Exercise physiology strength and conditioning and sports nutrition from Long Island University. Jason is currently studying for an MS in nutrition.
My name is Joshua D’Alessandro, and my career and life are dedicated to health and fitness. I developed this passion many years ago through personal experience and interest. That personal experience and interest turned into an academic journey that culminated with a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology from Florida State in 2016.
My career first took me down the path of Strength and Conditioning. I began as a personal trainer and realized that my intellect and knowledge in the field were not being tested at that level. I felt in order to maximize my potential, I had to work with the best. That is when I decided to take my skills to the collegiate strength and conditioning realm. The experience at the collegiate level taught me many things about my own personal philosophy as a coach and who I am as a person.
I am first and foremost a very positive, lively person. My goal is to not just make people better, but for them to enjoy and trust the process. I have found that the more an athlete, client, or patient is on board with who you are as a person, the more on board they are with you as a professional. I have also learned that I have a knack for developing a deep connection with my clients while maintaining my professionalism. I plan to keep those aspects of my personality no matter where I go. While training at the collegiate level, I also discovered my passion for teaching. I have such a strong desire to share my knowledge of health and wellness with others. Having the chance to mold young students into high-level professionals is deeply rewarding.
In order to diversify my skillset, I moved on to clinical exercise physiology. I loved working with athletes but wanted to make a bigger impact on the lives of people who truly need it most. Working with this population has brought out the best aspects of my personality. Being able to help patients reach levels of fitness and well-rounded nutrition they never imagined has become my passion. Whether it be a struggling athlete or someone who wants to grow old enough to spend time with their grandkids, I want to be there to help.
I believe that in order to make it in this field, I must keep growing. I have to keep growing as a student, meaning the day I stop learning, is the day I have given up. I have to keep growing as a professional by taking what I have learned and using it to make others the best version of themselves. I have to keep growing as a person by approaching each day as a new opportunity to better myself. I plan to do so; no matter what life has in store for me.
Shanjeta is one of the patient experience coordinators at the Cenegenics New York City Center. She ensures patients feel supported and heard from their very first encounter. Medicine is a multi-faceted field, and it is Shanjeta’s passion to bridge the gap patients may feel with their providers. Her individualized approach indicates to patients they are essential members of the program. She works diligently with the team and patients to streamline a collaborative environment and a program that fulfills the patients’ health needs and goals. She aspires to help create these necessary medical changes with her compassion and dedication for a healthy future.
Athena has a passion for ensuring patients receive a positive experience in the care they receive. She’s known to provide exceptional customer service by analyzing issues on a case-by-case basis. Athena believes in striving for improvement within the healthcare industry through communication and coordination. She has worked with patients of diverse backgrounds and performed administrative tasks for clinical professionals. She’s committed to being a strong support system for all levels of staff to achieve success in patient care.
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