A Message From Your Provider
Being the daughter of Dr. George Ibrahim, I've had the privilege of witnessing the transformative impact of Restorative Medicine since the establishment of Biltmore Restorative in 2013. Initially, my career path was geared towards biomedical engineering. However, my experiences during various international mission trips redirected my focus towards medicine. After my tenure at UNC Chapel Hill, I embarked on a post-baccalaureate year at the University of Washington in St. Louis, followed by medical school at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. I successfully completed my residency training in Family Medicine at VCU in Richmond, VA.
In my approach to patient care, I adhere to a holistic philosophy, considering the integration of mind, body, and spirit. Restorative Medicine resonates with me because it allows for a comprehensive approach to revitalizing individuals, addressing all aspects of their well-being. I believe that modern medicine often falls short by merely labeling patients with a diagnosis and prescribing medication, neglecting the underlying issues. Menopause and Andropause are profound life-altering transitions that merit more thoughtful consideration. My aim is to assist patients in attaining a renewed sense of vitality, confidence, and an overall feeling of excellence, whether it's rediscovering past experiences or aspiring for newfound well-being.
