Dr. Kalpana D. Shere-Wolfe

Dr. Kalpana D. Shere-Wolfe is an MD at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore, where she serves as Director of the Lyme Program and Assistant Professor of Medicine. She is board trained in Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases, and Critical Care, and completed the Bravewell Fellowship through the University of Arizona Program for Integrative Medicine with Dr. Andrew Weil. Her practice bridges conventional infectious disease medicine with integrative approaches, placing her in both the Conventional and Holistic and Integrative categories.

Dr. Shere-Wolfe’s clinical focus at the Integrative Lyme and Infectious Diseases clinic includes post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (chronic Lyme disease), chronic fatigue syndrome, post-infectious disease syndromes, anxiety, depression, pain, and general wellness. Her research specifically examines the use of integrative medicine modalities in patients with chronic Lyme disease and HIV. She is particularly relevant to patients navigating complex chronic illness at the intersection of infectious disease and integrative medicine.

Dr. Shere-Wolfe believes in the body’s capacity for self-healing, supported by good nutrition, sleep, movement, and positive mindset, and incorporates mind-body practices as an adjunct to treatment for serious acute and chronic medical conditions. Because this is an academic faculty profile rather than a private practice website, details about appointment availability, insurance acceptance, telehealth, HSA/FSA eligibility, and discovery calls are not available here. Prospective patients should contact the University of Maryland Medical Center directly for clinical appointment information.