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Ohio State Integrative Medicine heals the whole person
We offer the best of both conventional and complementary medicine to promote optimal health, prevent and treat disease and meet each patient’s unique physical, emotional and spiritual health goals. A key feature is our Integrative Medicine Clinic, which provides a rich scope of services and educational opportunities rarely found in traditional medical centers. Our nationally recognized practitioners include nurses, physicians, massage therapists and chiropractors with expertise in pediatrics, nutrition therapy, Ayurvedic medicine, Chinese medicine and many other fields. With public interest in complementary health care continuing to grow, we offer acupuncture, mind-body medicine, including meditation and many other nontraditional therapies. We also provide convenient access to the world-renowned scientists and clinicians at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Integrated health and wellness classes can help improve your well-being
Ohio State Integrative Medicine offers a wide variety of classes that enhance your physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and social well-being. Classes include tai chi, meditation and beginner and more advanced yoga.
Comprehensive treatments to heal the mind, body and spirit
Ohio State’s specially trained physicians and practitioners blend complementary and conventional treatments and therapies to heal the mind, body and spirit.Learn about our services
Our Team
The Division of Integrative Medicine boasts a wide array of nationally recognized practitioners.Our Team
Integrative Medicine Resources
Ohio State offers complementary resource guides and recordings.View our Resources
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What does homeopathic actually mean?
Homeopathic medicine uses small amounts of a drug that may not typically elicit a therapeutic effect. An Ohio State expert shares what to know.
Morning habits to improve your well-being
Developing a healthy morning routine can make you feel more in control of what’s to follow and help you make healthier choices throughout the day, which is especially important as we work through the COVID-19 pandemic.
What are the benefits of medical massage?
Massage is an effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for pain plus it’s an excellent way to relax and decrease stress.