A leader in anti-aging, regenerative and longevity medicine, Dr. Christian’s cutting-edge, data-driven practice focuses on managing pain, enhancing physical and cognitive performance, and preventing chronic disease.  

Dr. Christian believes aging gracefully and energetically is about proactively promoting health across key areas —cellular, metabolic, hormonal, gut, brain, and musculoskeletal. He offers adopt individualized strategies and state-of-the art science to shore up the pillars of lasting wellness: nutrition, sleep, stress management, hormonal balance, exercise and gut health.  

Board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Dr. Christian holds advanced degrees and certifications from leading institutions including Medical College of Wisconsin, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, MIT and the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine.  

In her 38 years practicing physical therapy in acute care, orthopedic, home care and sports medicine settings, Chris Hayes has emerged as a regional expert on functional movement to extend individual “healthspans” and ward off arthritis and injury. Chris and her team give patients holistic pathways to health, melding traditional PT with a mind-body-spirit approach to healing that uses innovative tools and techniques.  

In addition to a degree in Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University, Chris is a graduate of the internationally acclaimed, four-year program at the Barbara Brennan School of Healing. She also holds certifications in various aspects of functional movement and injury prevention.     

An esteemed expert on brain health, Dr. Graham served as Chief of the Neurology Division and as Medical Director of the Stroke Program at both Main Line Health and Paoli Hospital, and was appointed Medical Co-Director of the Neuroscience Initiative at Main Line Health. 

He was named a Best Doctor in the USA for more than a decade and was repeatedly named Best Doctor in Philadelphia and on the Main Line.  

Dr. Graham received his medical degree from Penn State and completed a Neurology Residency at UPenn where he was awarded a fellowship in Cerebral Metabolism and Cerebrovascular Disease.