Since completing his training in 2014, Dr. Berry has worked as an Assistant Professor of Endocrinology at Emory University as well as an employed clinical endocrinologist in Alpharetta, Georgia. Over a decade in practice he has witnessed how insurance companies have increasingly interfered with patient care by reducing the amount of time patients have with physicians and creating increasingly complex prior authorization processes to deny patients needed medications. In response to insurance interference, Dr. Berry has learned now to more effectively counter insurance denials for medication or even apply directly to pharmaceutical companies to obtain needed medication, which often save patients hundreds if not thousands of dollars a year.

Additionally, he came to the conclusion that the insurance model makes it impossible to focus on nutrition and lifestyle factors, which research has shown is critically important to long term quality of life and longevity. Dr. Berry has spent the past decade developing a more sophisticated and personalized method of nutrition for patients, which in his opinion is the single most important lifestyle factor that predicts long-term health and wellness. His passion is in teaching about nutrition in a nonjudgmental and supportive way, as he believes it can help the body heal, fortify for the future, and reduce dependence on medication. It is his mission to merge the best parts of evidence-based medicine with the most recent advances in nutrition.