Our Services

Integrative Medicine, combining complimentary and conventional medicine

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All labs are drawn in house by a certified phlebotomist and are picked up daily by your insurance-required lab provider. Labs are focused on metabolic dysfunction of the individual. This allows for diet and lifestyle changes to be implemented before disease sets in.

Labs

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Liquid Biopsy for Cancer Detection

Liquid Biopsy (blood testing) can detect circulating tumor cells (CTC’s) up to 5 years before it is detected on standard labs and imaging studies. This will alert the individual of cancer at a very early stage which will allow for early treatment of their disease.

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X-Ray & ECG

All x-rays are performed in house using the latest digital x-ray technology providing for rapid diagnoses and treatment of many conditions.

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Chronic Disease Management

Special attention on managing chronic diseases through changes in diet and lifestyle. Patient participation is expected by the provider for the management of chronic disease.

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Acute Disease

Treatment of Acute Diseases, Annual Checkups, Preventive Care and Mental Health Care.

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Adjunctive Therapy for Cancer

Adjunctive cancer treatments using metabolic therapy, fasting, supplementation plus many other modalities that can be used in conjunction with standard cancer treatments.

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Minor Procedures

Minor procedures include, knee, shoulder and carpel tunnel injections. Minor surgeries including skin biopsy, tag removal, toe nail removal and lacerations.

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Emergency Treatment

If you have a life-threatening or severe injury, call 911 or go directly to the nearest hospital emergency room.