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Core Faculty Member
Len Saputo, MD
June 2004
“When conventional therapies have little or nothing to offer, searching for additional possibilities becomes our responsibility.” Len Saputo, MD,Len Saputo, MD, is a graduate of Duke University Medical School and is board certified in Internal Medicine. He has been in private practice in affiliation with John Muir Medical Center in the San Francisco Bay Area for more than 30 years. His approach to healing is based on an integrative style of mainstream medicine, nutritional therapies, and prevention.
Over the past decade, Len has guided the development of an integrative, holistic model of healthcare that is focused on wellness and prevention. In order to accomplish this mission, in 1995 Len founded the Health Medicine Forum, which he continues to direct. "The Forum" is a non-profit educational foundation that has sponsored more than 200 public and professional events, including monthly presentations, workshops, and conferences. In 2001 Len co-founded the Health Medicine Institute, an integrative medicine center in Lafayette, California that is bringing the model of Health Medicine into clinical practice. Further information on Health Medicine, the Forum, and the Health Medicine Institute are available on the Web at
www.healthmedicineinstitute.comActive in public and professional education, Len has developed and moderated more than 200 events. Over the past eight years he has hosted more than 400 radio shows and appeared in dozens of television broadcasts. He has also made more than 50 presentations to hospitals, medical schools, universities, and community organizations. He has edited six books and has contributed dozens of articles and chapters on topics in complementary and alternative medicine.
Len has been a strong advocate of fitness all of his life. In 1995 and 2001 he won the World Senior Men’s Singles Tennis Championships and was formerly ranked number one in the world by the International Tennis Federation.
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