Support for pain relief, movement, mobility, spinal health, and recovery through clinical assessment, spine and joint assessment, hands-on care, spinal decompression, therapeutic modalities, joint mobilization, kinesiotaping, and movement-based support.
About Integrated Health Associates
Our Integrative Approach to Healthcare
At Integrated Health Associates, our integrative approach to healthcare combines structural care, diagnostics, functional medicine, nutrition, and recovery support to better understand how connected factors may influence how you feel and help create more personalized, lasting care.
Most healthcare treats what hurts. We ask why it hurts.
Symptoms rarely exist in isolation. Pain, poor digestion, low energy, inflammation, mobility limitations, hormonal shifts, chronic stress, and persistent discomfort are often part of the same deeper pattern — not separate problems to treat independently.
When we examine the full picture including how your body is moving, what your labs reveal, whether imaging may be useful, how stress and recovery may be affecting you, and what daily habits may be contributing — care becomes far more targeted and meaningful. That is how health improves in a way that lasts. Learn how our integrated health clinic brings these services together.
“I came in with chronic back pain and left with a completely different understanding of my health. The team takes time to actually listen, explain everything, and build a plan that made sense for my life. The results have been lasting — not just temporary relief.”
"We look at the whole person — not just the symptom."
How our approach works
How our whole body wellness approach works
Our process is designed to understand how symptoms, movement, recovery, and internal health may interact so care can become more personalized. We begin by looking at your health history, daily patterns, movement, medications, digestive concerns, stress responses, and any relevant lab work, imaging, or diagnostics. From there, we identify what may need more attention and shape care around the areas most connected to how you feel.
Some patients may benefit first from structural treatment and recovery support. Others may need deeper digestive evaluation, food sensitivity testing, urinalysis, nutrition guidance, hormone review, or lab-based insight. The goal is to build a plan that reflects your needs as a whole person — not a generic protocol.
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Start with what’s most relevant
We focus first on the concerns, findings, and patterns that appear most meaningful in your case.
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Build an Integrated Care Plan
Care may include chiropractic treatment, imaging review, functional medicine evaluation, lab testing, nutrition strategies, or restorative therapies depending on your needs.
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Adjust as your body responds
Your plan is refined over time so care stays aligned with your progress, symptoms, and goals.
Core Principles
Core Principles Behind Our Integrative Approach to Healthcare
Look Deeper
We examine structural imbalances, lab patterns, digestive health, lifestyle habits, and health history together to better understand what may be influencing how you feel.
Personalize the Plan
No one-size-fits-all protocols. Care is built around your body, your symptoms, your goals, and your circumstances.
Connect the Dots
Pain, digestion, inflammation, mobility, stress, recovery, and energy are often connected. Understanding those relationships helps us create care that is more relevant and more effective.
Support Lasting Wellness
The goal is not only symptom relief today, but better function, greater resilience, and stronger long-term wellbeing over time.
Care for real life
An integrated approach to feeling better
Our care philosophy is supported through connected services that work
together rather than independently.
Structural health & pain relief
Learn more Chiropractic Care
Root-cause metabolic support
Learn more Functional Medicine & Nutrition
Comprehensive systems evaluation with PMH, blood work, urinalysis, GI mapping or gut microbiome testing, food sensitivity labwork, dietary review, nutritional protocols,
and personalized support to help uncover patterns related
to digestion, fatigue, inflammation, hormones, and
overall wellness.
Restoration & rehabilitation
Learn more Recovery & Therapy Services
Massage therapy, acupuncture, dry needling, decompression, and recovery-focused support used to help reduce tension, improve mobility, improve flexibility, and support healing more fully.
Full-spectrum care
The services that support our approach
Care may include one service or multiple services depending on your goals, findings, and how different systems may be influencing one another.
Chiropractic Care
Functional Medicine
Nutrition Support
Blood Work Review
Urinalysis
GI Mapping
Gut Microbiome Testing
Food Sensitivity Testing
Hormone Review
Imaging Review / Ordering
Spine & Joint Assessment
Joint Mobilization
Kinesiotaping
Spinal Decompression
Therapeutic Modalities
Massage Therapy
Dry Needling
Acupuncture
Postural Exercises
PT / Home-Based Functional Exercises
Recovery Support
Rooted in Science. Personalized in Practice.
Common Questions
Everything you want to know before starting
Starting something new often brings questions. Here are answers to some of the most common things patients want to know about our approach.
What is an integrative approach to healthcare?
Integrative healthcare is a whole-person approach that combines chiropractic care, functional medicine, nutrition, lifestyle modification, and conventional medical knowledge to provide personalized, whole-body care focused on improving health rather than simply managing symptoms.
How is an integrated approach different from traditional care?
Differences between an integrative approach and traditional healthcare: Traditional healthcare often asks, “What disease do you have and how do we treat it?” Integrative healthcare asks, ” What factors are influencing your health, and how can we work together to improve your overall well-being?” Integrative health care seeks to understand the interconnected factors that influence health. It aims to treat the whole person – not just isolated symptoms – by considering the many factors that influence health and creating a personalized plan to help patients achieve their highest level of wellness.
What should I expect at my first visit?
Your first visit is designed to help us understand the full picture. We review your symptoms, health history, medications, movement patterns, digestive concerns, stress factors, lifestyle habits, and any relevant diagnostics or lab work. From there, we begin identifying what support may be most useful.
Do I need testing before starting care?
Not necessarily. Testing is recommended when it helps us get a clearer picture of your health — such as for functional medicine or nutrition concerns — but many patients begin with structural or chiropractic care right away. We’ll guide you based on your specific situation and what will be most useful for your care plan.
Do you offer more than chiropractic care?
Yes. Chiropractic care is one part of our broader whole-person model. Depending on your needs, care may also include functional medicine, nutrition support, lab review, imaging review, massage therapy, dry needling, acupuncture, decompression, kinesiotaping, and recovery-focused support.
How do appointments work if scheduling is not fully online?
You can request an appointment through the website, and our team will follow up with the next available opening and any details you may need before your visit.
What kinds of services might be included in a care plan?
That depends on your specific situation. Some patients need structural care and movement support, while others may also benefit from digestive evaluation, blood work, urinalysis, food sensitivity testing, nutrition strategies, hormone review, or restorative therapies.
What makes your approach different?
Our approach is designed to connect the dots. Instead of focusing only on one symptom, we look at how movement, digestion, inflammation, mobility, stress, energy, recovery, medications, and lifestyle may be influencing each other. That often leads to care that feels more thoughtful, more personal, and more complete.