TRACY BROBYN, MD

Dr. Brobyn joins the Chung Institute with over two decades of clinical experience including teaching, lecturing and clinical trial work. Dr. Brobyn received her BA cum laude from Barnard College of Columbia University in 1990 and her MD from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1994. She completed a residency in Family Medicine at Mountainside Hospital in Montclair, NJ in 1997 and served as Chief Practice Management resident. Dr. Brobyn attained board certification by the American Board of Family Medicine in 1998 and in 2008, she was honored with the degree of Fellow from the American Academy of Family Physicians. After serving three years on active duty in the United States Air Force, Dr. Brobyn served as Assistant professor for the Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine and attending physician in Cooper Hospital’s Department of Family Medicine from 2000 until 2010. Dr. Brobyn currently serves as Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Brobyn graduated from the Helms Medical Acupuncture course in 2011 as well as completing training in prolotherapy under the direction of the University of Wisconsin’s Hackett Hemwell Foundation. She attended the foundation’s medical mission to Honduras in March of 2011 where she was awarded the ROY award for excellence in both prolotherapy technique and dedication to the mission itself. Dr. Brobyn has a strong interest in slowing age progression through alternative medicine. She was trained by The American Academy of Anti-Aging in the use of bio-identical hormones. She is a staunch advocate for increasing physical activity in our community and is known by her patients as a doc who practices what she preaches. She was a finisher in several sporting events including the Disney marathon, the Philadelphia half-marathon, the Philadelphia distance run, the Broad street run, the Westpoint Triathlon and the Pine Barrens Olympic distance triathlon. In addition, she sings alto for The Philadelphia Pops Festival Chorus and The Philadelphia Pops Orchestra at the Kimmel Center. For more information about Dr. Brobyn, check-out this article published in the NJ Academy of Family Physician’s newsletter “Perspectives”. Interesting article on Dr. Brobyn

Kevin Q. Ng, MD

Kevin Q. Ng, MD is a Philadelphia area native where he completed the majority of his professional training prior to setting down roots in South Jersey. He received his undergraduate degree at the University of the Sciences (now St. Joseph’s University) studying biochemistry and researching oncogenes, inspired to do so from both of his parents battle with cancer. He graduated medical school at Temple University School of Medicine in 2009 where he had the opportunity to study abroad in Kenya to broaden his perspective on parasitology. He then completed both an Internal Medicine Residency and Infectious Diseases Fellowship at Cooper University Hospital with his research focused on Candidemia and sepsis. He began his career practicing as an Infectious Disease specialist for several years and was also Medical Director of the Hyperbaric Medicine Program at Virtua. Thereafter, he decided to further his education focusing on integrative modalities. In 2017, Dr. Ng began training directly under Dr. Myung Kyu Chung at the Chung Institute of Integrative Medicine where he gained invaluable clinical experience. Additionally, he completed medical acupuncture training at Helms Medical Institute followed by prolotherapy at University of Wisconsin’s Hackett Hemwall Patterson Foundation. He joined the Chung Institute of Integrative Medicine in 2019 with a focus on integrative infectious care including both natural and pharmacologic treatments of mold, parasites, and Lyme. This evolved to include prevention and treatment of “Long COVID” combined with innovative pain management in the pursuit of vibrant health and longevity. As an integrative medicine practitioner, he utilizes a combination of conventional medicine and alternative modalities including neural therapy, prolotherapy and prolozone, medical acupuncture, low dose immunotherapy, homeopathy, photobiomodulation, syntonic color therapy, chelation therapy, apitherapy, herbal medicine and autonomic response testing in addition to other treatments. He also believes in the importance of patient education with respect to lifestyle modification, nutrition, and holistic mental healthcare. Dr. Ng maintains his allopathic acumen with inpatient duties as an Attending Infectious Disease Physician at Cooper University Hospital. With his academic appointment of Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, Dr. Ng enjoys teaching at all levels ranging from undergraduates to attending and specialist physicians. He is passionate on furthering awareness and accessibility of integrative modalities by performing clinical research with the Won Sook Chung Foundation and educating through social media.

Fun Fact: The most common question patients ask Dr. Ng is his age! He attributes his youthfulness to an amazing and supportive family, a life grounded in spirituality, and healthy life choices.