OIM is proud to present our new Health & Wellness education offerings beginning in October! The new Quarterly Classes Schedule is now posted and will provide a variety of classes in many of the Pillars of Health categories. You will see options for...

Meet Dr. Daniel Lopez. He is one of the staff physicians here at Osteopathic Integrative Medicine. He is board certified in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine and specializes in treating people with chronic headaches, TMJ issues, eye problems and traumatic brain injuries....

Meet Dr. Dana Anglund. He is one of the physicians on-staff here at Osteopathic Integrative Medicine. Dr. Anglund is a skilled integrative medicine practitioner who combines osteopathic manipulative medicine, homeopathy, Reiki, Theta healing, Pranic healing, the principles of acupuncture and his own energy-healing...
By technical definition: Athletic trainers (ATs) are highly qualified, multi-skilled health care professionals who collaborate with physicians to provide preventative services, emergency care, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention, and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions. Athletic trainers work under the direction of a physician...
Foot Pain is undesirably common with solutions not as commonly experienced. Here at OIM we have several keys to alleviating foot pain. This a a short video to give you a potential path to a solution.
In our current medical system, the cost of healthcare services and the value of those services have been separated. In most cases, the patient (consumer) may not be aware of the cost of the services they receive. As a patient, maybe in pain...
At every scale of existence, life expresses itself as a process of transparent, interweaving ecosystems within ecosystems. Each layer – molecule, cell, tissue, Earth, solar system, galaxy, Universe – brings detailed elements whose activities resonate throughout the Whole. Within this grand dance, all...
Here at OIM, our physicians work with our patients to help find their way back to ‘neutral’, through balancing the body with a variety of Osteopathic Manipulative Techniques (OMT). However, once achieved, that is where the Athletic Trainers role comes into play at...
I am reading more and more research that is stating that “Acupuncture works”! Now, I’ll admit, it works but you have to work it. No one takes their blood pressure medication once a week or once a month. It’s the same with Chinese...
What do a 5000 year-old Asian healing tradition and a 150 year-old American healing tradition have in common? The answer is: surprisingly, quite a bit. Both Osteopathy and Acupuncture attempt to influence the body’s innate healing forces. They both recognize that any healing that...
Osteopathic manipulations serve to help the body heal itself from the inside out. By performing a variety of manipulations, a practitioner can open channels in the body which enable the innate healing powers of the body to bring more blood flow and energy...
The birthing process causes physical forces that compress the baby’s skull, neck and nervous system, especially in a prolonged labor or if Pitocin is used. This may affect not only the baby’s appearance but also the function of other body parts, including the ...
OMT can be invaluable in optimizing the health of children, as well as it addresses a wide range of conditions. The more gentle, balancing techniques that osteopaths employ, commonly known as cranial osteopathy or “osteopathy in the cranial field”, make osteopathic manipulation especially...
Osteopathy looks at the body as a dynamic unit of function with structures and functions that are interrelated at all levels. Optimum health and athletic performance requires integrated function of all of the various parts. A problem in one area, organ or system...