Fort Wayne Integrative Medicine

Fort Wayne Integrative Medicine operates under the medical direction of Vishaal Veerula, MD, providing integrative primary care and specialized regenerative therapies to patients throughout Fort Wayne, Indiana and surrounding Allen County communities. Dr. Veerula combines conventional medical training with evidence-based integrative protocols, addressing chronic conditions that often require approaches beyond standard pharmaceutical management. The clinic serves patients seeking alternatives to symptom-focused care, with particular emphasis on hormonal optimization, cellular health restoration, and immune system support through targeted nutritional and peptide interventions.

The clinic's peptide and infusion protocols center on NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) therapy, administered intravenously to support cellular energy production, DNA repair mechanisms, and mitochondrial function. NAD+ infusions at Fort Wayne Integrative Medicine are used as part of treatment plans for patients experiencing cognitive decline, chronic fatigue, metabolic dysfunction, and age-related cellular deterioration. Beyond NAD+, the practice offers comprehensive IV infusion therapy including high-dose vitamin C, glutathione, and customized nutrient formulations designed to address specific deficiencies identified through laboratory testing. Low dose naltrexone (LDN) prescribing represents another cornerstone therapy, utilized for autoimmune conditions, chronic pain syndromes, and inflammatory disorders at doses typically ranging from 1.5 to 4.5 mg—significantly lower than standard opioid addiction treatment doses and functioning instead as an immune modulator.

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) at the Fort Wayne clinic addresses andropause, menopause, thyroid dysfunction, and adrenal insufficiency through pellet implantation, topical preparations, and injectable protocols. Dr. Veerula's approach to hormone optimization involves detailed laboratory panels measuring not just standard hormone levels but also metabolites and conversion pathways, allowing for precise dosing adjustments. The practice utilizes compounded bioidentical formulations that molecularly match endogenous human hormones, distinguishing this approach from synthetic hormone analogs. Patients undergoing BHRT typically begin with comprehensive baseline testing including sex hormones, thyroid panels, cortisol patterns, and metabolic markers, followed by customized treatment protocols adjusted based on symptom response and follow-up laboratory values.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is available on-site, delivering 100% oxygen at pressures greater than sea level atmospheric pressure to enhance oxygen dissolution in blood plasma and tissues. The clinic uses HBOT protocols for wound healing acceleration, post-surgical recovery, neurological conditions including traumatic brain injury sequelae, and as an adjunctive therapy for Lyme disease and chronic infections. Treatment protocols typically involve sessions ranging from 60 to 90 minutes at 1.3 to 2.0 ATA (atmospheres absolute), with course lengths determined by condition severity and response. Fort Wayne Integrative Medicine's hyperbaric chamber accommodates patients who may feel claustrophobic in traditional monoplace chambers, and sessions can be scheduled in conjunction with other therapies for patients pursuing comprehensive treatment plans.

Patients access Fort Wayne Integrative Medicine through both in-person appointments at the Fort Wayne location and telehealth consultations for established patients and initial evaluations when appropriate. The telehealth platform enables medication management, laboratory review, and treatment plan adjustments for patients across Indiana, though procedures such as IV infusions, HBOT, and pellet insertions require in-office visits. Initial consultations typically extend 60 to 90 minutes, allowing Dr. Veerula to review medical histories, previous treatment attempts, current symptoms, and patient goals before recommending diagnostic testing or therapeutic interventions. The practice maintains a 4.2-star Google rating across 73 reviews, with patient feedback frequently noting thoroughness of evaluation and willingness to explore options beyond conventional prescribing, though some reviews mention longer wait times and the self-pay nature of many integrative services not covered by insurance.