Lower reimbursement rates for integrative providers could be violation of non-discrimination law
By Katherine Shagoury A new study shows that the likelihood of health insurance reimbursement for some common clinical services differs significantly depending on whether they are provided by a complementary...
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Three stages in the economics of integrative health
By John Weeks by John Weeks, Publisher/Editor of The Integrator Blog News and Reports Outside, volume, and value were the three stages discussed during Evolving Economics of Integrative Health, a webinar offered...
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Let others sing your praises, so you don’t have to
By Integrative Practitioner Staff by Glenn Sabin Craft all the fancy copywriting and tight messaging you like. It’s helpful. Create elegant brochures highlighting your professional credentials, and illustrating your products...
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Harvard Medical School advocates for preventative medicine in recent article
By Katherine Shagoury If you exercise, eat right, and follow other heart-friendly habits, you’re probably less likely to end up in the hospital with a heart problem, which translates to...
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One road to researching complex, integrative care
By John Weeks by John Weeks, Publisher/Editor of The Integrator Blog News and Reports Anyone who has ever cursed a randomized controlled trial (RCT) as ill-suited to capture the outcomes of complex, multimodal,...
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Nutritional IV therapy: An alternative pathway for care
By Integrative Practitioner Staff by Samantha Blakeney, Business Development Director at VLS Pharmacy and New Drug Loft For decades, intravenous infusion therapy has been a critical part of the patient care...
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Marching for the science of acupuncture: Article featured in Popular Science
By John Weeks by John Weeks, Publisher/Editor of The Integrator Blog News and Reports “Does medicine have a bias against acupuncture?” This question opened a May 5, 2017 article in Popular Science, a...
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Scoliosis reversed by physcial therapist with non-invasive, no-brace treatment
By Katherine Shagoury Scoliosis is common in children with a variety of congenital and neuromuscular diseases, but it is most prevalent in seemingly healthy children, with no known cause. The...
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