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What is Integrative Medicine?
Our mission is to provide excellent, patient-centered primary care which recognizes that every patient’s health situation is unique. Our integrative model of primary health care utilizes the combined knowledge of Western, holistic, and naturopathic approaches to promote health and personal wellness for persons of any age, background or health condition. We take the time to look beyond immediate symptoms and try to understand how other aspects of your life, behaviors and environment could be affecting your health. Rather than relying solely on pharmaceuticals, we incorporate natural medicines, nutrients, hands on healing, and working proactively to prevent future problems.
At Northwest Integrative Medicine, we offer a healing alliance based on honesty, compassion, and knowledge, and will advocate for your best interests with other practitioners and specialists. We work with you to find a path toward meeting all your needs and goals.
At Northwest Integrative Medicine, we can help you with:
Pediatrics
From regular checkups to support for all their boo boos, owies and ickies, our physicians can help.
Women's Health
Our clinic supports women through all the transitions in life. From fertility issues to menopause and everything in between, we have your back.
Mental Health
Many people do not realize that these conditions can often be treated without the use of pharmaceuticals, or if pharmaceuticals are needed their side effects can be minimized through proper nutritional and herbal support.
Transgender Care
Wellness and mental health care are two of the many important aspects of caring for patients undergoing or having gone through gender transition.
Recently from our Blog:
Part 4 – Pharmaceuticals: Are you getting all the information?
In medical abbreviation, we term this the “PARQ”, standing for Procedure, Alternatives, Risks and Questions. Whenever your provider offers you a new medication, supplement or procedure, these must be documented as having been discussed. In a 10-15 minutes office...
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Part 3 – What about the research?
You would think that to bring a drug to market, numerous human research trials over many years would have been completed showing efficacy and safety of a new drug, right? That is not the case, as many new drugs are brought to market after only 2-3 positive studies....
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Part 2 – Understanding the risks of a drug:
Black Box Warnings: Certain medications have what is called a “Black Box Warning” (BBW) that is in the prescribing details of the medication with a large, black border around it. These warnings are classified as severe and possibly deadly reactions that can be a...
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