The Medical
Team.
Doctors, doctors, psychology, physiotherapy, exercise and other specialties work closely and in concert.
A common medical line.
guests should not have to mediate between contradictory recommendations. The medical management maintains the overall context and coordinates goals, burden and next steps.
Dr. med. Martin Marianowicz
pain specialist, conservative orthopaedics and holistic interdisciplinary medicine. Founder and Medical Director of re:NOW.
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Dr. med. Barbara Hufnagel
Four-time specialist and expert in prevention, nutrition and micronutrient medicine and metabolic regulation.
ProfileInterdisciplinary instead of next to each other.
complaints rarely adhere to technical boundaries. In exchange, understandable recommendations are created that fit the individual situation.
Dr. Jill Marianowicz
Cardiological orientation and nutritional perspectives as part of the internistic basic check-up at re:NOW.
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Dr. André Kafka
specialist in internal medicine and cardiology with many years of clinical experience at a German university hospital.
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Prof. Dr. Roland Weierstall-Pust
Clinical psychology, psychotherapy and internationally proven research on stress, trauma and resilience.
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Dr. Gesa Weierstall-Pust
Approved psychological psychotherapist and certified systemic therapist for a protected, personal reflection space.
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Johannes Langemann
Classical acupuncture, East Asian naturopathy and relaxation therapy as complementary perspectives.
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Daniel Emami
Physiotherapy, osteopathy and manual treatment from a single source - looking at possible origins instead of just individual symptoms.
ProfilePersonally managed. Interdisciplinary connected.
Anyone looking for a longevity specialist needs more than a single specialist perspective.
Longevity Doctor Munich
The search for a Longevity Doctor Munich often leads to very different offers. At re:NOW, prevention, general medicine, metabolism, pain medicine, psychology, exercise and other specialist areas are combined within a common medical line.
The terms serve for comprehensible orientation. Which diagnosis or therapy is medically useful is decided only after personal medical assessment.