About
Dr. Joseph Starkman is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and the lead physician at Osteopathic Healing Arts in Mundelein, IL. He holds board certification in family medicine and cares for patients across all age groups and health conditions. His clinical work spans Family Medicine, Functional Medicine, Integrative Medicine, and Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Starkman approaches each patient as a whole person. He focuses on uncovering the root causes of health concerns rather than treating symptoms in isolation. His practice philosophy centers on building long-term wellness and reducing the need for outside interventions. Patients reach him directly by text, phone, email, or video, and he takes time during visits to explain care options and listen fully to each patient's history.
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Who is Dr. Starkman right for?
Dr. Starkman works well with patients of all ages who want a primary care physician focused on root causes. Families seeking a single doctor for every household member will find his whole-person approach a natural fit. Patients managing chronic conditions who want natural and integrative options alongside conventional care benefit from his combined training. Adults and children in Northwestern Chicago and Southeastern Wisconsin looking for direct, accessible care at a predictable monthly cost suit this practice well.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Starkman treats a broad range of conditions across all age groups. His clinical scope includes acute illness, chronic disease management, musculoskeletal concerns, and metabolic health. He draws on family medicine, osteopathic medicine, and functional medicine to address each patient's full picture.
Yes. Dr. Starkman holds board certification in family medicine. He also holds a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree, which includes training in osteopathic manipulative treatment in addition to standard medical training.
Dr. Starkman focuses on finding health in the individual rather than centering care on disease management. He works to identify root causes and favors approaches that build long-term wellness. When appropriate, he integrates osteopathic, functional, and conventional medicine together.
Yes. Dr. Starkman offers Functional Medicine as a distinct service with its own membership structure. The initial visit runs $400, followed by $300 per month for six months. After six months, pricing is reevaluated based on the patient's progress and ongoing needs.
Dr. Starkman makes himself available to members by text, phone, email, and video chat. Members do not need to wait for a scheduled visit to ask questions or address concerns. This direct access is a core part of the practice model at Osteopathic Healing Arts.
Dr. Starkman sees patients of all ages, from young children through older adults. His practice uses tiered membership pricing to make care affordable at every life stage. Families can enroll all members under one family plan.
Dr. Starkman trained as a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, which includes hands-on osteopathic manipulative treatment. Patient reviews at the practice reference meaningful results for musculoskeletal pain, joint concerns, and mobility issues following visits with him.
Yes. Osteopathic Healing Arts offers a separate Functional Medicine membership. The initial visit costs $400, and the monthly fee runs $300 for the first six months. This option suits patients who want a focused, investigative approach to a specific health concern.
Doctor profile last updated April 10, 2026
