Monday, 23 April 2018
Monday, 16 April 2018
Dr. JaVar Myatt-Jones: How Does Integrative Medicine Benefit the Patient?
Dr. JaVar Myatt-Jones is a family medicine practitioner and
member of the team at Shoals Primary Care, a private practice based in Alabama.
A dedicated, well-reviewed family physician in the field for nearly a decade,
Dr. Jones looks to provide each patient the individualized, one-on-one care and
treatment they need to overcome and prevent illness, as well as to engage in a
healthier, longer lifestyle.
As a family physician, Dr. JaVar Myatt-Jones employs a
comprehensive approach to patient care, examining, diagnosing and treating the
patient as a whole while providing the expert counsel and advice so crucial to
health and wellness. Part of Dr. Jones’ approach are elements of integrative
medicine, a philosophy that takes a broader, more holistic look at the causes,
prevention of disease and the promotion of good health and wellness.
So, what are the advantages of integrative medicine to the
patient?
--It addresses the root causes of the illness, rather than just
the symptoms. With integrative medicine, the physician examines all factors or
elements which may have played a role in the development of the illness,
providing the patient the opportunity to eliminate the cause at the source.
--It requires a partnership between physician and patient. In
the field of integrative medicine, the patient is a more active participant in
their own health, working with the doctor to develop solutions that benefit
their health in the long-term.
Monday, 9 April 2018
Dr. JaVar Myatt-Jones: Morehouse Graduate
Prior to entering medical school, Dr. JaVar Myatt-Jones was an
undergraduate student at Morehouse College.
A student of the Atlanta-based institution from 1997 to 2001, Dr. Jones worked toward and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at Morehouse College. In 2002, Dr. JaVar Myatt-Jones enrolled and was admitted to the Wayne State University School of Medicine.
A student of the Atlanta-based institution from 1997 to 2001, Dr. Jones worked toward and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at Morehouse College. In 2002, Dr. JaVar Myatt-Jones enrolled and was admitted to the Wayne State University School of Medicine.
Monday, 2 April 2018
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