The Team
Neal Carl, MD
Dr. Carl, a native of Richmond, is a board-certified family medicine physician with extensive experience in integrative medicine. He has a special interest in optimizing health for his patients through advanced lipids and cardiac imaging, hormone balancing, and responsible genetic testing. Dr. Carl attended University of North Carolina for his undergraduate degree and earned his Medical Degree at Virginia Commonwealth University. He is also a Board-certified Fellow of the American Academy of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine.
Mary Frazier Colfer, MD
Dr. Colfer, a native of Richmond, made the transition from Emergency Medicine to Integrative Medicine 11 years ago. Dr. Colfer attended Virginia Tech for her undergraduate degree, earned her Medical Degree at Medical College of Virginia at VCU, and completed her Emergency Medicine residency at University of Virginia. Dr. Colfer has a special interest in women's health and hormone balancing. She is an LGBTQ ally. Dr. Colfer is a board-certified
fellow of the American Academy of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine and is board-certified in Emergency Medicine.
Danny Felty, MD
Dr. Felty is a Roanoke, VA native and has called Richmond, VA home since the summer of 1994. He received his undergraduate degree at the Virginia Military Institute and medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia at VCU. Upon completion of residency in 2001, he continues to maintain Board certification in Family Medicine and is a Fellow of the AAFP. While working for well over a decade with Dr. Carl in private practice, Dr. Felty obtained his Certified Medical Director(CMD) credentialing through PALTMed and then went on to also work extensively in the field of geriatrics with a focus on healthy aging.
As a member of A4M, Dr. Felty has recent training and professional interest in functional health topics including cardiovascular wellness and risk reduction, cancer early detection and prevention strategies, neurocognitive wellness and optimization, and gut/microbiome health.