IVY Integrative / Naturopathic Medicine
Naturopathic Doctor in North Carolina & South Carolina (In-Person & Telemedicine)
Personalized, root-cause care available both in-clinic and virtually for hormones, gut health, fatigue, inflammation, and whole-body wellness.
In-Person & Virtual Visits • Root-Cause Medicine • Nutrition • Lifestyle Medicine • Herbal & Natural Support
"For close to 2 years, I found myself lost in the traditional medical system, battling chronic symptoms that had stopped me in tracks. I was passed around, misdiagnosed, dismissed, and exhausted from fighting for answers. Coming to IVY as a scared and defeated version of myself, I immediately felt heard, seen, believed and validated. To say that IVY Integrative and the amazing humans there have changed my life is an understatement."
Schedule a Free Consult
Get one-on-one care that looks at the full picture — not just symptoms.
We offer in-person naturopathic visits as well as telemedicine across North Carolina and South Carolina, so you can choose the care format that works best for you.
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Our process is designed to uncover root causes and create a personalized, realistic plan for your health.
A More Complete Approach to Your Health
Naturopathic medicine is a whole-person approach that looks beyond symptoms to understand how your body is functioning as a whole.
We consider nutrition, stress, sleep, movement, environment, and medical history — whether you’re seen in person or via telemedicine.
Our goal is to identify root causes and build a plan that supports long-term healing, not short-term symptom relief.
Conditions & Concerns We Commonly Support
Every care plan is personalized based on your symptoms, health history, and testing results.
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Autoimmune Conditions
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Biohacking
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Chronic Infections
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Fatigue & Energy
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Gut Health
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Hormone Health
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Inflammation
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Lyme & Tick-Born Diseases
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Mold Toxicity
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Stress & Sleep
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Thyroid & Metabolic Health
Understanding Your Provider Options
Naturopathic Doctors (NDs)
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Naturopathic doctors are trained in a root-cause, whole-person model with extensive education in:
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Clinical nutrition
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Lifestyle medicine
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Herbal medicine
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Nutritional supplementation
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Homeopathy
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Traditional Chinese medicine
Their training is centered around natural therapies and prevention.
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Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs)
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DOs are conventionally trained physicians with additional musculoskeletal training, but their education is not focused on naturopathic modalities.​
Medical Doctors (MDs) Offering “Functional” or “Integrative” Care
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Some MDs pursue additional training in nutrition or supplements through short courses or certifications. While helpful, this training is typically not as extensive or foundational as the education naturopathic doctors receive in natural medicine, which is built into their core medical training.
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Chiropractors (DCs) Who Recommend Supplements
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Chiropractors (DCs) are primarily trained in musculoskeletal care, spinal alignment, and nervous system function. Some chiropractors incorporate nutrition and supplement recommendations into their practice. While this can be helpful in certain contexts, nutritional therapy, supplementation, and natural medicine are not the primary focus of chiropractic medical training.
If you're specifically looking for a provider trained extensively in natural, holistic therapies — not as an add-on — a naturopathic doctor offers that depth.
Flexible, Personalized Care That Meets You Where You Are
What Makes Our Care Different:
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Choose in-person or telemedicine visits based on your needs
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Longer appointment times for deeper understanding
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Whole-person, root-cause approach
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Personalized plans — not generic protocols
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Natural therapies supported by clinical training
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Ongoing support and accountability
Our Naturopathic Process
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90-Minute
Comprehensive Initial Intake
Your first visit — whether in-office or virtual — is a deep dive into your health:
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Past medical history
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Family history
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Current concerns
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Diet and nutrition
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Exercise habits
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Sleep patterns
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Medications
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Supplements
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Physical exam (in-person when applicable)
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Lab recommendations if needed
We take the time to connect the dots and understand the full picture.
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40-Minute
Follow-Up Visit
We review labs (if applicable) and walk through your personalized treatment plan, which may include:
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Nutrition guidance
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Exercise recommendations
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Lifestyle changes
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Environmental modifications
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Supplement recommendations
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Ongoing 20-Minute Follow-Ups
Most follow-ups are 20 minutes, focused on progress, adjustments, and support.
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If new concerns arise, we expand visits as needed to ensure your care stays personalized.
Why Patients Choose Naturopathic Care
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More time and attention
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Care that looks at root causes
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Natural, personalized treatment options
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Flexible visit options (in-person or virtual)
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Practical, sustainable recommendations
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Support for long-term health, not quick fixes
Serving North Carolina & South Carolina
We provide:
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In-person naturopathic care at our clinic
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Telemedicine visits across North Carolina and South Carolina​
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—we’re here to help.
Cities We Serve:
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Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Asheville, Wilmington, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Greenville, Spartanburg, Columbia, Charleston, Rock Hill, Mount Pleasant, Hilton Head, and surrounding areas.
Ready to Start Your Healing Journey?
Schedule your consultation today to start identifying the root causes of your symptoms and develop a personalized healing plan.
Phone: (704) 569-5489
Email: info@ivyintegrative.com
Frequently Asked Questions
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Do you offer both in-person and telemedicine visits?
Yes. You can choose between in-person visits at our clinic or virtual appointments if you’re located in North or South Carolina.
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How do follow-ups work?
A 40-minute follow-up to review labs and create your plan, then ongoing 20-minute visits for support and adjustments.
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What happens during the first visit?
A 90-minute comprehensive intake covering your full health history, lifestyle, medications, supplements, and potential lab needs.
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Is telemedicine effective?
Yes! Although hands-on therapies will not be a part of your treatment plan, most aspects of naturopathic care translate beautifully via telemedicine (most patients prefer it!).