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Dr. Deborah Matthew, MD - Physician in Charlotte, North Carolina

Dr. Deborah Matthew, MD

Physician

Preventive Medicine, Public Health & General Preventive Medicine
Charlotte, North Carolina
● Taking New Patients
NPI: 1477678712· License: 9801375 (NC) verify
2.6(3 ratings)

In Dr. Deborah Matthew's own words

How Dr. Deborah Matthew describes their own approach, from their Instagram posts. Each statement links to the original.

Approach

  • All of us chasing the same thing: care that treats the whole person
  • Dr. Deborah Matthew, MD, aims to educate women and men that later life stages do not have to involve decline or struggle.
  • Her philosophy is rooted in one empowering belief: you deserve to love the way you feel

Specialization

  • Dr. Deb Matthew, Signature Wellness, America’s Happy Hormones Doctor
  • Specializes in Hormone Health.

Training & credentials

  • Dr. Deb Matthew, MD, author, speaker, and founder of Signature Wellness, is dedicated to helping people understand how hormonal health impacts the way they feel, function, and thrive every day
  • As a physician, educator, media guest, and author, she continues helping bring greater awareness to the powerful connection between hormones, health, and quality of life

Results

  • The practice helps patients regain their sense of self.
  • The practice helps patients regain clarity and energy.

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About

Dr. Deborah Matthew, MD, is a physician practicing functional and integrative medicine in Charlotte, North Carolina. She specializes in hormone health for women and men, addressing hormonal imbalances and related energy issues by aiming to treat the root cause. Dr. Matthew also practices bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Her philosophy centers on "care that treats the whole person," believing individuals deserve to feel good. She views symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, mood changes, burnout, and low energy as signals of underlying issues, not normal. Dr. Matthew advocates for better conversations about hormones, sleep, mood, memory, and overall well-being, especially for women. She highlights the critical impact of perimenopause, noting it can manifest as anxiety, difficulty coping with stress, or insomnia, beyond just hot flashes. Recognizing the significant confusion in hormone care, she emphasizes education, better information, and finding professionals who genuinely listen. Her approach considers internal bodily processes and everyday environmental factors, including awareness of hormone-disrupting chemical exposures from plastics and personal-care products, guiding patients to make intentional changes for balance and vitality.

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Specialties

  • Physician

Procedures & Services

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Average Cost of Surgery

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Votiva

$3,000

1 patient report · 2020

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Questions, Answers, and Information Directly from Dr. Deborah Matthew

Sourced directly from Dr. Deborah Matthew's social posts and replies.

What are common sources of hormone-disrupting chemicals, and how can I reduce my exposure?
Dr. Matthew explains that hormone health is influenced by our everyday environment. Potential sources of hormone-disrupting chemical exposures include plastics, personal-care products, artificial fragrances, and laundry products. She encourages patients to become more aware of these exposures and make simple, intentional changes where possible. While it may not be possible to eliminate every exposure, incremental improvements can be made by making better choices one step at a time.
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Are symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and mood changes normal?
Dr. Matthew believes that symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, mood changes, burnout, and low energy are often signals of underlying issues and should not be simply accepted as normal. These symptoms indicate a need to explore personalized approaches to restoring balance and vitality.
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Does Dr. Matthew recommend any resources for understanding perimenopause and menopause?
Dr. Matthew strongly recommends watching the docuseries 'Balance: A Perimenopause Journey'. She states that 'Balance' pulls back the curtain on the truth about perimenopause and menopause, assuring viewers they are not alone and offering a path toward answers, healing, and hope.
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What are common symptoms of perimenopause beyond hot flashes?
Dr. Matthew clarifies that perimenopause does not exclusively mean hot flashes. It can also manifest as anxiety, trouble coping with stress, or insomnia, among other symptoms.
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Who has influenced Dr. Matthew's practice methods?
Dr. Matthew states that Dr. Inna Lozinskaya has significantly shaped much of how she practices.
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Who is on Dr. Matthew's team?
Amy Schmerb is a member of Dr. Matthew's team and helps advance YOUR.Life.
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From Dr. Deborah Matthew's Instagram

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Patient Experience

Dr. Deborah Matthew Review Summary

3.67
Dr. Matthew has a mix of reviews. While she shines with a 5-star rating on Google and her own profile, Healthgrades presents a contrasting 2-star rating. This difference highlights the importance of considering multiple sources when evaluating a doctor.

Ratings from Other Platforms

healthgrades.com

2 out of 5

Based on 4 reviews

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Google Reviews

5 out of 5

Based on 1 reviews

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Dr. Deborah Matthew, MD - Physician in Charlotte, North Carolina

Main Office

3125 Springbank Ln STE A, Charlotte, North Carolina

(704) 752-9346

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Industry Payments

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No industry payments reported. We checked Dr. Deborah Matthew against the CMS Open Payments database and found no payments from drug or device makers on record for 2025, the most recent year CMS has published.

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Insurance Information

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Phone: (704) 752-9346

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Location & Contact Information

Main Office

3125 Springbank Ln STE A

Charlotte, North Carolina 28226

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Office Information

Phone: (704) 752-9346

Where does Dr. Deborah Matthew practice?

Doctor's Office

Main Office (Primary)

3125 Springbank Ln STE A, Charlotte, North Carolina 28226

(1 reviews)

Hospital Affiliations

Mission Hospital

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Education & Experience

Certifications & Licenses

Advanced Fellow In Anti-aging, Functional And Regenerative Medicine
Diplomat Of The American Board Of Anti-aging And Regenerative Medicine (Abaarm)

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you make an appointment with Dr. Deborah Matthew online?
The provided information doesn't specify whether online appointment booking is available for Dr. Deborah Matthew. It's recommended to contact her office directly at (704) 752-9346 or check her website for booking options.
Does Dr. Deborah Matthew offer telehealth?
The provided information does not indicate whether Dr. Deborah Matthew offers telehealth services. Contacting her office directly is recommended for clarification.
What do patients have to say about Dr. Deborah Matthew?
The single review title "It's Brand New!!!" suggests a recent experience, possibly referring to a new facility or treatment approach. However, more detailed reviews would be needed for a comprehensive understanding of patient experiences.
What areas of care does Dr. Deborah Matthew cater to?
Dr. Matthew specializes in functional and integrative medicine with a focus on hormone health for both women and men. She addresses hormonal imbalances and related energy issues, aiming to treat the root cause of these concerns. She also practices bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Dr. Matthew's practice emphasizes 'care that treats the whole person', believing women deserve better conversations about hormones, sleep, mood, memory, and overall well-being. She recognizes the significant confusion around hormone care and stresses the importance of education, better information, and finding professionals who truly listen to empower patients to make better health decisions. Her approach to hormone health considers both internal bodily processes and everyday environmental factors. She also highlights the critical, yet often undiscussed, impact of perimenopause on women's lives.