With a database of over 50 conditions we strive to provide you with accurate information and treatment options. Our team of medical providers work toward one common goal: achieving your very best state of health and keeping you there. Our wide range of services allows us to offer comprehensive care for lasting and life-changing improvements in your health.

Our integrative, non-surgical treatment approach is highly successful in maintaining wellness and also treating chronic pain and illness. For more than 30 years, we have delivered superior, cutting-edge health care in the Washington, DC area.

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New Patients

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Our patients tell us that we are different from other medical groups they have visited. We offer patients our full and undivided attention with extended appointments and unrushed care. We take the time to listen to and understand a patient's medical history so we can pinpoint the issues they are experiencing and understand the symptoms, the onset of the condition and nature of the pain, illness, or concern, to determine therapies that will work best.We work as a highly coordinated, tightly integrated healthcare team.

Celiac Disease & Gluten Intolerance

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Celiac disease (CD) is an autoimmune disorder, not a food allergy, affecting 1 out of 133 people. It is characterized by the damage and atrophy of the villi of the intestinal cell lining. The villi are finger-like extensions that extend from the wall of the small intestine into the lumen. The primary role of these villi is to absorb nutrients from the foods we consume.

Lyme Disease

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Diagnosing and treating Lyme disease can be complicated. However, most patients who are diagnosed early and receive proper treatment usually recover rapidly and completely. Lyme disease is a bacterial tick-borne illness that can cause skin, heart, joint and nervous system problems. In the early phases of Lyme disease, you may experience fatigue, chills, fever, headache, muscle and joint aches and swollen lymph nodes. A bulls-eye rash often, but not always, appears shortly after infection at the site of the tick bite.

Heavy Metal Toxicity

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Heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium, iron, and aluminum occur naturally in the environment, and very limited exposure typically does not cause disease or harm to humans. Long-term exposure to low levels of heavy metals, however, can result in an accumulation of these toxins in your body.

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