Raby Institute for Integrative Medicine at Northwestern

Yes, the Raby Institute accepts insurance for current patients. Copays and deductibles may apply depending on your plan. Group health education classes are billable to insurance for primary care patients, and copays or deductibles may apply for those as well. Non-patient class and event fees vary by program.

Yes, the Raby Institute offers telehealth visits. Patients can connect with their provider remotely through the eClinicalWeb patient portal. This option gives current patients flexible access to care without traveling to the downtown Chicago office.

The practice offers a wide range of services under one roof. These include integrative internal medicine and primary care, functional medicine testing, integrative gynecological care, acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, naturopathic medicine, homeopathic medicine, naprapathic medicine, IV nutrient therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, regenerative medicine, integrative cancer care, a GLP-1 weight loss program, body composition testing, medical massage therapy, lymphatic physical therapy, and integrative aesthetics.

Yes. The Raby Institute provides both primary and consultative care through its team of board-certified physicians. Patients can receive integrative internal medicine or family medicine as their primary care while also accessing specialty services such as integrative gynecology, functional medicine testing, or naturopathic medicine within the same practice.

The Raby Institute offers a GLP-1 weight loss program for patients seeking medically supervised weight management. Dr. Lisa Brunengraber also provides GLP-1 custom dosing and micro-dosing for weight management, chronic pain, and other inflammatory conditions. The program pairs medical guidance with the broader integrative and functional medicine resources available at the practice.

The Raby Institute's regenerative medicine program offers joint injections using exosomes, stem cells, ozone, and PRP. These treatments support tissue repair and address joint-related concerns. Patients interested in regenerative options can discuss candidacy with their provider.

Yes. The Raby Institute offers Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy using the Biote pellet method. This service supports hormonal balance and fits within the practice's broader approach to preventive and integrative care. Patients can ask their provider whether BHRT aligns with their health goals.

Yes. The Raby Institute hosts group health education classes via Zoom on topics including Metabolic Makeover, Brain Health, Menopause, Impeccable Self-Care, Essential Oils, Hypnosis, Integrative Women's Health, and Lipid Panels. Primary care patients can bill these classes to their insurance, with copays and deductibles potentially applying. Non-patients may attend for a separate event fee.

The Raby Institute currently sits in downtown Chicago's Magnificent Mile at 500 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 2100. Discounted parking is available at 516 North Rush Street near Nordstrom at a rate of $14 for four hours. The practice plans to relocate in Spring 2026.

Not all providers accept Medicare. Katie Willis, NP, and Dr. Priyanka Agrawal do not accept Medicare insurance. Patients with Medicare coverage should confirm their provider's participation when scheduling an appointment.