How to Improve Your Integrative Medicine Brand Identity
By Glenn Sabin Your brand name and logo are the first things a prospective customer (patient) typically encounters when searching for an integrative healthcare provider. Significant consumer
By Glenn Sabin Your brand name and logo are the first things a prospective customer (patient) typically encounters when searching for an integrative healthcare provider. Significant consumer
By Glenn Sabin Section 2706 of the Affordable Care Act prevents health insurance plans from capriciously excluding a range of integrative health practitioners from coverage, based
By Glenn Sabin My last post highlighted the mutual benefit of the delivery of integrative healthcare services for clinics and self-insured employers. This generated a great
By Glenn Sabin Integrative healthcare providers have been well positioned to provide quality corporate wellness programs and executive physicals for some time. Closely connected to this
By Glenn Sabin The majority of hospital systems and cancer centers in major U.S. markets now offer an integrative medicine program of some shape or form.
By Glenn Sabin Not long ago I wrote a popular three-part series on why a blog is so important for your center, how to go about setting one
By Glenn Sabin It never fails to amaze how this growing but still fragmented subset of medicine that is integrative healthcare is comprised of so many
By Glenn Sabin The future of evidence-based integrative healthcare delivery is limited to its economic feasibility, at both the consumer and practitioner level. This post focuses
By Glenn Sabin The Mountain Pose Medicine & Yoga Symposium took place in gorgeous Copper Mountain, Colorado August 22—26, 2012. The seminal gathering marked the first
By Glenn Sabin Over 50 U.S. academic medical centers now feature some form of a CAM (complementary or alternative medicine) program. This evolution in academic healthcare
All information contained on this website is intended for informational and educational purposes only, and is not intended nor suited to be a replacement or substitute for professional medical treatment or for professional medical advice relative to a specific medical question or condition.
The Rise of Integrative Health & Medicine
By Glenn Sabin and Taylor Walsh
We will also send you the best of our blog—The Business of Integrative Health & Medicine.