Partners In Health Care Naturally

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At Partners In Heath Care Naturally in Prescott, AZ, we offer a range of natural medicine services. We take a holistic approach to health care, helping you to prevent and treat disease, maintain good health and promote your own body's self-healing. Our licensed naturopathic physicians have Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine degrees from federally recognized medical schools. Our services include: • Family medicine and naturopathic care • Integrative cancer therapies • Women and children's health care • Acupuncture • Nutritional counseling and weight Loss • Massage therapy • Anti-aging treatments • Headaches and arthritis pain control • Traditional Chinese medicine Our practitioners offer integrative mind / body medicine and homeopathy, along with neurological testing, botanicals, I.V. therapy, colon hydrotherapy and much more. Integrative Cancer Medicine is about bringing together the best of modern allopathic oncology with the most innovative and effective well-researched therapies in natural or naturopathic medicine in a common sense and effective manner. Our unique combination of Dr Robert Zieve, a nationally known specialist in integrative cancer medicine, and Dr. Susan Godman, N.M.D., offer this synthesis of approaches to all who come to our clinic. A tailored treatment plan is designed to assist your body back into balance. Once the body is in balance, your symptoms will subside. In most cases, treatment is then decreased in frequency but never discontinued, since cancer can return. We believe that healing is a life-long journey and sometimes along that journey you may require an assistant to help you decipher the information your body is giving you in the form of symptoms. Our mission is to provide holistic natural health care focusing on the whole person. We believe in a therapeutic partnership between doctor and patient. We endeavor to honor each person's uniqueness and to respect the healing power of nature by promoting the patient's own natu