Center For Integrative Medicine

The Center for Integrative Medicine combines the best of Conventional and Complementary medicine.

INTRODUCING -
INTRAVENOUS (IV) NUTRIENT THERAPY

Intravenous Nutrition is a method of administering vitamins, minerals and other natural therapeutic substances directly into the blood stream, by passing the digestive tract, where many nutrients may be poorly absorbed.

IV NUTRIENT THERAPY (A THERAPEUTIC APPLICATION *)
is offered for a number of MEDICAL INDICATIONS

Center for Integrative Medicine Grounded by scientific validation, yet committed to a holistic model and an individualized approach, the Center provides the resources for complete healing.

Access to experts in a variety of modalities provides a choice of therapies to best fit the needs of the individual patient.

The Center for Integrative Medicine wants you to know about our
Walk-in Acupuncture Clinic, which is located at the
Center for Health Promotion. Read more here!

Providers participate in interdisciplinary meetings to share ideas about patient issues and collaborate on treatment plans.

Complementary practitioners communicate with the primary care provider and with the patient, forming a team approach.

Center for Integrative Medicine Primary Care Services are provided by Dr. Durand in conjunction with Family Tree Health Care in Hopkinton. Dr. Durand can be reached at the Concord Family Tree Health Care office by calling 603-228-7245.

Patients can now benefit from the use of alternative and complementary medicine within the healthcare system.

The Center for Integrative Medicine encourages patients to pursue innovative and noninvasive therapies on their healing journey, without sacrificing the continued support and participation of their primary care provider.

The Mission of the Center for Integrative Medicine is to promote optimal wellness by providing holistic health care through an integrated approach, combining conventional and complementary therapies.

The Center operates in accordance
with the following precepts:

That the body has an innate capacity to heal

  That optimal health is a state of balance and harmony
       in body, mind, and spirit and that reaching and
       maintaining this balance is a lifelong process

  That individual assessment and care must be carried out
       in an atmosphere of respect, compassion, and
       collaboration

That knowledge is the corner-stone of responsible
health care decision making

That research is necessary to determine the efficacy
of integrated therapies