What is integrative medicine?
It is an approach to care that looks at the whole person and combines conventional medicine with complementary approaches, with clinical judgment and a basis in evidence.
FAQ
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It is an approach to care that looks at the whole person and combines conventional medicine with complementary approaches, with clinical judgment and a basis in evidence.
It means looking at health broadly, taking into account body, nutrition, sleep, routine, emotions and life circumstances, with continuous, personalized follow-up.
In person at offices in São Paulo and Santos, Brazil, and via telehealth for patients anywhere in Brazil and around the world.
No. Appointments are private pay. On request, a receipt is issued so you can request reimbursement from your health plan, according to its rules.
The fee is shown on the How the appointment works page and is also confirmed when you book.
After booking, you receive a link to the appointment platform. All you need is a phone or computer with a camera and a good connection, in a private place.
No. Ayurveda is used as a complementary approach that adds to medical care. Diagnoses, tests and recommended treatments continue to follow the standards of conventional medicine.
If you have recent test results, prescriptions or reports, they are very helpful. If not, that's fine: the need for new tests is assessed during the appointment.
Please don't. The form is only for contact and booking. Health information is discussed during the appointment, with the confidentiality that medical care requires.
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