Ann Wry, MD

Wry starts with diagnosis and medication fit. Her toolkit includes pharmacogenomic testing, nutrigenomic context, cardiac-metabolic workups, low-dose naltrexone, allergy and food-sensitivity testing, bioidentical hormones, nutrition, and weight-management support. That makes her useful when a menopause or longevity case needs an internal-medicine read on the whole adult health picture before a prescription plan is chosen.

• Internal-medicine depth. Wry adds a cardiovascular, metabolic, autoimmune, thyroid, and medication-safety lens to a team centered on women's health.
• Pharmacogenomics in the workup. Her source materials emphasize matching medications and dosing to genetic response instead of using a standard template.
• Active independent practice. Her Rochelle Park primary-care office and Hackensack affiliation keep her close to ongoing adult-medicine care outside the telehealth panel.

• FemGevity visits are virtual. Her Rochelle Park primary-care office is a separate care path.
• Bring medication context. Her pharmacogenomics and internal-medicine lens is most useful when your intake includes current prescriptions, reactions, thyroid or metabolic history, and prior lab patterns.
• Reviews reflect another setting. Her Healthgrades profile describes her independent practice, so treat it as broader clinical reputation context.