Integrative Medicine Collaborative

The UCLA Health IMC provides patient care and services in our hospitals, clinics and community. We also offer integrative medicine education and research to promote this effective approach to wellness

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Welcome to Whole-Person Wellness

The UCLA Health Integrative Medicine Collaborative (IMC) comprises more than 40 UCLA Health programs and services, offering a comprehensive, whole-person approach to wellness. The IMC merges primary care, specialty care, inpatient services and community programs under one umbrella. We empower our patients and community members to take control of their health with customized care plans and wellness services.

In addition to providing exceptional care, our renowned IMC team educates the next generation of leaders in integrative medicine. We also advance research and spearhead studies that will lead to future breakthroughs in whole-person care.

As a collaborative, the IMC provides coordinated services and support to promote this comprehensive care model. Whether you’re a patient, health care provider, medical student or community member, we invite you to learn more. Explore our programs, read about our mission and connect with our team.

Our Integrative Approach

Integrative medicine is an individualized, whole-person approach to health and wellness. As the future of comprehensive health care, it can address nearly any health concern, medical condition or wellness goal. Integrative medicine can help prevent disease, manage chronic illnesses, facilitate healing and improve well-being.

As leaders in integrative medicine, our experienced team delivers life-changing care plans that incorporate lifestyle changes, nonpharmacological therapies, vitamins and supplements, yoga, meditation and massage. We provide evidence-based therapies and practical resources and tools to our patients. We also offer advanced integrative health education to medical students and health care professionals while advancing research in whole-person care.

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