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OIC is a unique and progressive center dedicated to providing evidence-based treatments and therapies to Omaha and surrounding communities. We provide integrative primary care & family medicine, mental health services, therapeutic yoga, nutrition services, acupuncture, body work and therapeutic massage, and mind – body medicine practices. Our number-one priority is creating a healing, therapeutic environment for our clients and providing the highest level of patient care and customer service.

Practitioners at OIC collaborate internally across disciplines as well as with other health care professionals and practitioners in the community. We offer cross-consultation and training as well as opportunities within our integrative model. We serve

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