Integrative Health Practices

I Have known Dr. Rollow since 2017 and have been seeing him as a patient since 2019. I have a complex multifaceted illness; GI issues, mold , and detox issues. I have found him to be knowledgeable, and collaborative with my other doctors, both conventional and integrative. He is responsive in the patient portal. I agree with Brooks that Dr. Rollow goes above and beyond. He has gone to bat for me to get medications approved when my insurance company balked. I have found his office staff friendly and responsive. When they are not available to answer the phone they always get back to me within a couple of hours. One of the better integrative practices around... and one of the only ones that takes and submit to insurance .

Michael Derry · Published May 24, 2021

Dr. Richter is the best doctor out there. I follow her where ever she decides to practice. Without her I would not be seeing doctors, she is the only one I trust. She is informative and caring without being pushy. She never brushes you off or treats her patients like numbers.

susie harlinski · Published October 10, 2018

I am going to confidently leave this five (5) star review. When I first sought treatment with Dr. Rollow, I was extremely sick and was suffering from an unknown and debilitating ailment which was causing hyperammonemia and consequent encephalopathy. This essentially rendered me incapacitated and severely hindered my legal career. Prior to becoming Dr. Rollow’s patient, I had sought treatment from some of Delaware’s best physicians, none of which were able to help me. Dr. Rollow has been attentive, responsive, and diligent on my case. Dr. Rollow has also been very thorough in pursing all possible diagnostic avenues. And, while I have not yet recovered 100%, I have improved significantly, and I believe in time I will be better than I was before this nightmare-condition manifested. Something else I really like about Dr. Rollow is that he serves as an assistant professor at a medical school. Some of the best professionals (whether it be doctors or lawyers) remain in a constant state of learning, and teaching a subject is the best way to remain sharp and innovative once you have entered the practice of medicine/law. I also just saw the negative comment left by a person named “Laura” who alleges: “[t]hey are far more interested in what they can sell you and how much they can charge than how you’re feeling or what’s best for your health.” I do not share her same view. Many integrative medicine practices charge 6.25x the amount that this practice does—just for the membership fee—and the practitioners at those practices will not complete prior authorizations nor will they try and get procedures covered by your insurance company. You are basically on your own if your insurance company says “no” or “you need a prior authorization.” Dr. Rollow has fought to get medications and tests covered by my insurance which I know took much of his time, and he had no obligation to do so. He went above and beyond for me even though he charges a fraction of most other integrative medicine practices and he likely lost money by battling it out with my malevolent insurance company for hours.

Brooks Witzke · Published February 14, 2021