Our level of care and our experience is second to none in the area. Here is an overview of our practice, founded by Dr. Keith Wharton, Board Certified Gynecologist with over 30 years of experience that includes substantial work in hormone therapy.
Our wellness center is state of the art, located in Moon Township. We are open five days a week. We welcome questions about our practice, experience, or any specific service.
Offering women and men customized wellness programs
You may have reached the point in your life when you don’t feel quite like yourself anymore or aging is significantly affecting your health and quality of life. You are ready for a change. You are ready to reclaim your health, restore energy and recover your vitality.
Through a combination of advanced hormonal replacement therapy, medically supervised nutritional support and fitness regimens, the medical team at Three Rivers Restorative Medicine can help you achieve your best health ever.
As Medical Director of Three Rivers Restorative Medicine of Pittsburgh, Keith Wharton, M.D. helps patients overcome age-related health challenges, including weight gain, lack of energy, low libido, fatigue, and other symptoms commonly associated with menopause, andropause (the male menopause), and thyroid disorders. Dr. Wharton helps women and men correct medical conditions of hormonal imbalance using a combination of personalized nutrition and fitness regimens, pharmaceutical-grade supplementation, stress reduction techniques and bioidentical hormone therapy.
Dr. Wharton received his undergraduate from West Virginia University in 1976. After completing his Doctorate at Marshall University School of Medicine in 1981, he went on to fulfill his Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the State University of New York, where he received the Vincent Capraro Award for Academic and Clinical Excellence in 1985.
Dr. Wharton served as President of the Pittsburgh Obstetrical and Gynecological Society from 2007-2008 and is an active member in several professional organizations and medical societies, including the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Pennsylvania Medical Society and the Allegheny County Medical Society.