At Chapel Hill Doctors you can consult or establish a long-term relationship with:

• An integrative medicine specialist who can help you better understand your health care options, both traditional and complementary; answer your questions about the potential efficacy of various complementary and alternative treatments; or provide overall medical guidance in developing a health care plan for chronic or acute conditions or health maintenance.
• A family physician for annual check-ups, acute and chronic needs, and ongoing medical care.
• A gynecologist for annual check-ups; non-surgical gynecological needs; menopause management, and women’s wellness visits.
• An ophthalmologist for adult and pediatric routine and surgical eye care needs.
• A pain management specialist for acute and chronic issues.
• A naturopathic doctor for homeopathy and self care.
• A nutrition specialist for maximizing your health, managing a chronic illness, or preparing for, or recovering from, surgery.
• A Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor for acupuncture or Chinese herbal therapy.
• A psychotherapist for individual, couple, or family counseling; mindfulness training; clinical hypnosis.
• A mind/body therapist for massage therapies, physical therapy or integral therapy (counseling and body therapy).

We are also committed to providing opportunities to learn self-care skills through health classes and educational books and CDs.

Founders

Remy Coeytaux, MD, PhD, Jorge Phillips, PhD and Kristen Coeytaux, MEd founded Chapel Hill Doctors Integrative Health Center in 2006. Together, with the help of a dedicated community of colleagues, they set out to create a Center where medical doctors and other health care providers could work individually and collaboratively to provide an integrated approach to health care needs. The Center started full operations in April 2007.

Remy Coeytaux, MD, PhD
Remy Coeytaux received his MD from Stanford Medical School, his PhD in Epidemiology from UNC School of Public Health, and his B.A. from Brown University.  He is a former Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar and was on the faculty at UNC School of Medicine in the Department of Family Medicine from 2001-2008.

Jorge Phillips, PhD
Jorge Phillips received his BSc in computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and two MSc degrees and a PhD in artificial intelligence and management from Stanford University. He has had a long-standing interest in alternative medicine, inner work, eastern and western philosophy, and the biological foundations of cognition. Over the past 25 years, he has been involved in a number of high-impact management and development initiatives at the national, regional and global level in health, education, policy-making and novel applications of technology.

Kris Coeytaux, MEd
Kris Coeytaux received her BA from Yale University and her Masters in Education from Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her work experience has been in market research, education, and human resources.