Holistic Integration

Structure Function Care is one of two FDA-recognized models of medical care in the United States. Holistic Integration uses this model to investigate the root causes of health issues rather than managing symptoms. The goal is to bring the entire body back to homeostasis through a combination of structural, functional, and Eastern therapies.

The Holistic Heart program delivers all-inclusive, non-invasive cardiac care. New patients start with a $250 candidacy exam that includes a cardiologist visit and diagnostic testing. The core treatment is External Counterpulsation (ECP) therapy, which consists of 35 one-hour sessions over approximately seven weeks. The program also incorporates cardiac rehab, acupuncture with Electro Meridian Imaging, auriculotherapy, and functional health coaching.

New chiropractic patients at Holistic Integration pay a $125 deposit to secure their appointment. That deposit applies toward the total cost of the visit, so it does not add to the final bill.

Yes. The practice offers a complimentary ProBalance Assessment as an introductory evaluation. This gives prospective patients a starting point before committing to a full treatment plan.

Holistic Integration uses an extensive range of diagnostics. These include the Prather Profile bloodwork panel, NutrEval, GI Stool Kit, food sensitivity testing, hair analysis, Electro Meridian Imaging, Electro Dermal Screening, ANS testing, spirometry, EKG, Holter Heart Monitor, Fit-3D body scanning, calcium scores, and chest X-ray. This range allows the practice to build a thorough picture of each patient's health before designing a treatment plan.

The practice runs Health Management programs for a range of chronic conditions. These include fat loss, women's health concerns such as PCOS and endometriosis, kidney disease, heart disease, thyroid conditions, IBS, and diabetes. Each program combines nutritional coaching, diagnostic management, meal planning, and ongoing provider oversight.

Yes. The practice offers a Corporate Wellness Program designed to reduce healthcare costs and hospital utilization for employer groups. The program projects significant reductions in hospital admissions, pharmaceutical costs, and adverse health events for participating employees.

Yes. Holistic Integration handles both structural and functional care in one location. Structural services include chiropractic adjustments, spinal decompression, massage therapy, intersegmental traction, and dry needling. Functional services include acupuncture, functional medicine, IV therapy, infrared sauna, Invisa-Red laser therapy, and nutritional coaching. Patients with overlapping concerns receive a single integrated treatment plan.

Yes. Holistic Integration uses drug-free, non-surgical approaches throughout its services. The practice focuses on restoring the body's natural function through structural correction, targeted diagnostics, Eastern therapies, and nutrition-based interventions.