Washington, DC
Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement or recommendation of any of the health care professionals. Please call for up-to-date information on offices hours, prices, treatment protocols and insurance.
Dr. Paul Beals (MD) Washington, DC. 202-237-7000
Dr. Lorelle Bradley (MD, Pediatrician, FAAP, ABIHM) Washington, DC 202-237-7000
Dr. Tracy Freeman (Integrative, Holistic, Children) Whereabouts Unknown
Dr. Charles Gant (MD, PhD, Functional Medicine, Genomics, Precision Medicine) Washington, DC 202-237-7000
Susan Greenberg (Holistic, Adults & Children) Whereabouts Unknown
Cathlene Heideman (NP, LAc, Holistic Medicine, Adult Lyme Patients) Washington, DC 202-237-7000
Dr. Michelle Janbakhsh (Holistic Dental- DDS) Washington, DC 202-237-7000
Dr. Joseph Jemsek (Infectious Disease) Washington, DC 202-955-0003
Ruth Kriz (MSN, APRN) Washington, DC 202-714-2415
Debbie McCabe (Holistic Practitioner, Adults & Children) New Listing- Laurel, DE 302-581-0158
Dr. Mark McClure (Holistic Dental- DDS, FAGD) Washington, DC 202-237-7000
National Integrated Health Associates, Washington DC 202-237-7000
Dr. Ginger Savely (DNP) Washington, DC 202-210-0017 (Adults & Children, Morgellons)
Dr. Lowell B. Weiner (Biological Dentistry, Sleep Apnea, TMJ- DDS, FAGD) Washington, DC 202-237-7000
Dr. Karen White (Holistic Family Dentistry- DDS) Washington, DC 202-237-7000
NOT RECOMMENDED
*** Due to the high number of complaints from
Lyme patients and their families we do not recommend
Johns Hopkins when dealing with a Lyme diagnosis or treatment.***
NOTE- The treatment guidelines Johns Hopkins doctors follow (Infectious Disease Society of America- IDSA) were published in 2000, slightly updated in 2006 (minor changes), and are currently 11 years old.
These old guidelines do not consider or include any of the current science or studies generated over the past decade. They were removed from the National Guideline Clearinghouse, however, they continue to be promoted by Johns Hopkins' and infectious disease doctors.
An investigation by the CT Attorney General found the guideline authors (some from Hopkins) were riddled with conflicts of interest.
"The IDSA's 2006 Lyme disease guideline panel undercut its credibility by allowing individuals with financial interests -- in drug companies, Lyme disease diagnostic tests, patents and consulting arrangements with insurance companies -- to exclude divergent medical evidence and opinion."
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