Four-site Illinois practice combining chiropractic, physical therapy and injection-based regenerative treatments including platelet-rich plasma and human cellular tissue products.
Integrated Physical Medicine, known as IPM, is a multi-disciplinary practice with four sites in the south-western and western Chicago suburbs. It combines chiropractic care, physical therapy, acupuncture and massage with medical services including injections, hormone replacement and medical weight loss. The practice describes what it calls a 360 Degree Approach, meaning several disciplines are combined into one treatment plan.
On the regenerative side, IPM lists platelet-rich plasma (PRP), which is prepared from the patient's own blood, and what it calls human cellular tissue products, a regulatory term in the United States for donor-derived tissue preparations. It also offers hyaluronic acid injections, which lubricate a joint but are not a cell therapy, and trigger point injections into tight muscle. The practice presents these as alternatives to surgery and pain medication.
The website does not state where its human cellular tissue products come from - whether umbilical cord, amniotic membrane or another source - nor which supplier processes them. That is a reasonable question to put to the clinic. The named provider for these injections at the New Lenox office is an advanced practice nurse practitioner rather than a physician, which is worth knowing when deciding who will assess and treat you.
The site names its products only in general terms and does not identify a donor tissue source.
The site names a nurse practitioner rather than a physician as the provider for its injection services at New Lenox.
Four Illinois offices are listed: 2732 Caton Farm Road, Joliet 60435 (815-439-2726); 2155 City Gate Lane, Suite 123, Naperville 60563 (331-249-3999); 10309 West Lincoln Highway, Frankfort 60423 (815-717-8355); and 211 East Irving Park Road, Roselle 60172 (224-655-6555). A New Lenox office is also referenced on the site. Opening hours, the year the practice was founded and languages spoken are not stated.
No prices or consultation fees are published on the website. Chiropractic and physical therapy may be billed to insurance, while platelet and cellular tissue injections usually are not - ask which applies before booking.
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.