Stanford Center for Integrative Medicine (SCIM)
Founded in 1998, the Stanford Center for Integrative Medicine (SCIM) offers clinical services for mind, body and spirit. Committed to evidence-based practices, it provides treatments and workshops to help people cope with pain, illness and stress as well as to promote wellness and healing.
Our multi-disciplinary team is composed of highly qualified:
- physicians
- nurses
- psychologists
- massage therapists
- acupuncturists
- other professionals
Services Offered
- Supportive Care Program for cancer patients
- Acupuncture
- Forgive for Good
- Hypnosis
- Living with Pain
- Love Yourself!
- Massage
- Medical Evaluations Meditation
- Qigong
- REI Patients
More Information
More information about Integrative Medicine is on the National Institute of Health's National Center for Complementary & Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) Web site.
SCIM is under the medical direction of psychiatrist David Spiegel, MD, nationally recognized for his innovative work in hypnosis and support groups for breast cancer patients.
Information about Stanford's research on stress and health, mind/body medicine, and effectiveness of complementary treatments is available on the Stanford Psychosocial Treatment Laboratory site.
Contact Us
SCIM is located in the Medical Plaza at 1101 Welch Road on the corner of Welch Road and Pasteur Drive, next to Stanford Hospital, with convenient free parking.
About Health Plan Coverage
No insurance plans cover workshops or massage. Because coverage of complementary medicine clinical services varies widely among health plans, patients are responsible for payment of services.
Before you can schedule an appointment for clinical services, a SCIM representative must confirm your insurance eligibility and benefits.
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