Brooke Rosenberg is a Winston-Salem native and 2009 graduate of Wake Forest’s Physician Assistant Program. She has spent the last 8 years of her career in inpatient hospital medicine, focusing on managing and treating chronic diseases effectively. She is now shifting her focus to helping patients improve their disease states and achieve optimal wellness through personalized treatment plans and holistic health approaches.

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Brooke received a Master's degree in Integrative Health Sciences from Thomas Jefferson University in 2023 and a health coaching certification from Duke University in 2024. With her prior experience, this education will help provide clients with a holistic approach to their health, integrating conventional medicine with complementary therapies to enhance patient well-being.

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Brooke specializes in integrating advanced tools such as DNA testing, metabolic testing, food sensitivity testing, hormone testing and continuous glucose monitoring to design personalized health plans that support long-term wellness. By combining genetic insights into nutrition, fitness, and health risks with real-time data on how the body responds to different foods, she customizes her approach to meet each client's unique needs. Brooke is committed to helping clients adopt sustainable lifestyle changes, focusing on key areas such as nutrition, physical activity, stress management, sleep hygiene, and more to improve overall health and prevent chronic diseases. She collaborates closely with clients to set achievable goals, develop tailored action plans, and provide ongoing support for lasting success.

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Outside of work, Brooke values spending time with her family—her husband, two children, and friends. She stays active through hobbies like tennis, running, and yoga, all aligning with her holistic approach to personal wellness.