A Scottsdale integrative medical centre combining conventional and alternative approaches, which says it addresses more than three hundred conditions.
Arizona Center for Advanced Medicine describes itself as the Southwest's most diversified integrative medical centre. Integrative medicine means combining conventional medical treatment with alternative or complementary approaches. The centre says its aim is to educate and empower patients, and it brings several disciplines and diagnostic services together in one location in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The services named on the readable pages include Chinese medicine, genetic testing, colonic treatment and paediatric services. The centre states that it addresses more than three hundred conditions, and names cancer, Lyme disease, disability and irritable bowel syndrome among them. It also says it helps patients worldwide, though no specific languages or formal international patient service are described.
It is worth being clear about what the website does not say. No cell source is named anywhere on the readable pages: there is no mention of stem cells, platelet-rich plasma, bone marrow, fat-derived cells, umbilical cord material or exosomes. No individual physician is named with credentials, and no founding year is given. A free fifteen-minute telephone consultation is offered, which would be the practical way to establish what is actually available.
The centre states it addresses more than three hundred conditions. A list that broad tells you very little on its own, so ask directly what specific treatment is proposed for your condition and what published evidence supports it.
Nothing cell-based is described, despite the centre appearing in regenerative medicine listings.
No physician is named with credentials on the readable pages.
The centre is in Scottsdale, Arizona and can be reached on 480-418-0220. It is open Monday to Thursday, 9:00am to 6:00pm. A street address, founding year and languages spoken are not published on the readable pages. The site says it helps patients worldwide but describes no formal international patient service.
A free fifteen-minute telephone consultation is offered. No treatment prices are published, so ask for a written estimate of the full course of care before starting.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.