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Jonas Sokolof, DO

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Category(ies): Lifestyle Medicine | Physiatry | Physician | Preventive Medicine | Sports Medicine (Non-Surgical)

Dr. Jonas M. Sokolof is a Harvard-trained, board-certified physiatrist and longevity physician with national leadership in oncological rehabilitation, lifestyle medicine, and neuroplastic approaches to chronic symptoms. He has held academic appointments at Weill Cornell and NYU, served as Director of Oncological Rehabilitation at NYU Langone, and currently practices longevity and precision medicine at Fountain Life. Dr. Sokolof is an award-winning educator, NIH grant consultant, and international contributor to exercise-oncology guidelines, with expertise spanning cancer rehabilitation, functional medicine, and nervous system–based care.

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Optimizing healthspan by integrating nervous system regulation, movement, metabolism, and precision medicine.

Jonas Sokolof, DO

Optimizing healthspan by integrating nervous system regulation, movement, metabolism, and precision medicine.

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