Welcome To
NCIMS
The North Carolina Integrative Medical Society invites health care practitioners to join NCIMS in promoting safe and effective patient-centered health care.
Join Our Community & Help Transform the Future of Medicine
Why NCIMS?
Our nonprofit membership society, a 501(c)6, was founded to expand the practice of integrative and functional medicine throughout the Carolinas (and beyond!) NCIMS does this through its well-established, high-quality educational events: the Southeast Regional Integrative Medical Conference, which offers continuing education credits for many functional med practitioners, two Grand Rounds per year, and exclusive discounts from our partners (as much as 50% off A4M anti-aging, metabolic and functional medicine fellowship modules) We are an inclusive community of like-minded providers who share a passion for functional/integrative approaches to health. Our members learn not only through our programs, but also through networking to share knowledge, experience and best practices.
Network – Learn – Connect
Upcoming Events
Transform the Future of Medicine: JULY 24-25, 2020 Southeast Regional Integrative Medical VIRTUAL CONFERENCE!!
PLUS…MASTERMIND DINNER ANNOUNCEMENT! Get exclusive access to discuss your most interesting case questions over dinner with nationally-recognized functional medicine nutrition expert Liz Lipski, PhD CNS at this pre-conference, small group Mastermind group with Liz Lipski! By being one of the first 50 practitioners to register for the conference, you’ll have a chance to submit your case question in advance as part of this intimate virtual dinner discussion (and dinner’s included!) Open ONLY for the first 50 people who register for the conference.
Check out the full conference line up here. Registration opens June 8 (so mark your calendar!!)
What Our Members Have To Say...
What Makes Us Different?
At NCIMS, we focus on getting to the root causes of your chronic wellness issues – examining the key cellular imbalances that are responsible for virtually all symptoms you’re experiencing right now.
Also known as functional medicine, our care is so effective because we focus on dealing with the “up-stream” catalyst of chronic illnesses – including toxicity in your home or work-place, potential food intolerances and allergies, to gut & hormonal imbalances, and mindset issues that all determine how healthy you are.
Our Unique Approach
Our approach is so unique because we address your current AND longterm health in our comprehensive programs. Our goal is to restore your body’s innate healing potential by removing triggering conditions & events, supporting detox and cellular rebuilding.
After our in-depth intake, exploring both past and present symptoms and reviewing lab tests, we’ll craft a personalized treatment protocol for your specific needs so you can finally leave your chronic dis-ease behind.
Our Philosophy
Functional Medicine is the “medicine of the future” because it focuses on restoring your body’s innate healing potential, and not just treating symptoms. It uses a combination of science-driven testing with holistic health practices, to treat the whole person and not just parts of your body.
Since each person is biologically unique, a “one size fits all” approach never works. That’s why when you have a precise understanding of what triggered the symptoms, you can craft a precise treatment plan without relying on guesswork!
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