I’ve been getting more and more inquiries about prescription medications, supplements, and infusions all being promoted for their ‘anti-aging’ and ‘longevity’ benefits. Patients want to know, quite reasonably, what’s real? What’s not? What’s dangerous? What’s crazy? Let’s spend this Health Tip on an update among the world of the anti-aging ‘gurus’ (There are plenty of […]
WholeHealth Chicago Mount Greenwood
Home / WholeHealth Chicago South
We are thrilled to bring our services to the south side!
We are a healthcare practice that strives to integrate the best of conventional and complementary medicine in a caring and healing environment. We believe that both health and disease are functions of physical, emotional, nutritional, and spiritual influences. Many health issues are rooted in a patient’s personal biography – the story of your life – and are most effectively treated by addressing root causes rather than symptoms alone.
WholeHealth Chicago Mount Greenwood
Our Practitioners
Vicki Bradley, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
Family Nurse Practitioner
Vicki Bradley is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and received her MSN in 2018 from Olivet Nazarene University.
Brooklyn Washington, DC
Functional Medicine Physician
Dr. Brooklyn Washington is a board certified chiropractic physician specializing in functional medicine. Her focus on individualized health care began in 2012 and it’s allowed her to connect with each patient, understand the root cause(s) of their symptoms, and lead them in their health journey.
Jaclyn McGovern, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Jaclyn McGovern is a doctor of physical therapy who specializes in the treatment of orthopedic and women’s health conditions. She is passionate in multi-faceted treatment approaches incorporating manual therapy techniques
Our Services
We are currently offering the following services at our Mt Greenwood location with more coming soon!
Naturopathic Medicine
Infusion Therapy
Natural Apothecary
Internal Medicine
Functional Medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Acupuncture (coming soon!)
Nutritional Counseling
Anti-Aging Therapies
Laboratory Services
Infrared Sauna
Regenerative Medicine
Treatments Offered For
Allergies & Food Sensitivities
Anti-Aging & optimization
Candida (Yeast) & Parasite Issues
Cardiovascular health & disease prevention
Environmental Sensitivities
Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue
Gut health & digestive concerns
Immune and Inflammation support
Lyme disease and tick-borne illness
Men's Health
Preventive Health & Physicals
Thyroid, Adrenal & Sex Hormone Issues
Weight Management
Women’s health & pregnancy support
Health Tips
Fecal calprotectin? Never heard of it, right? A calprotectin stool test measures a protein called calprotectin in a sample of your stool (poop). It’s used to check for inflammation (swelling and irritation) in your small and large intestines. It’s normal to have a small amount of calprotectin in your stool. But high levels are a […]
The uptick in “brain fog” as a complaint among new (and many returning) patients at WholeHealth Chicago offices really began with the COVID pandemic. As the numbers were being collected, first nationally, then globally, that one out of five people who had experienced COVID also had “long COVID,” with “brain fog” as a major long […]
Really frustrated by the lack of progress on her bevy of unexplained symptoms, Hillary’s primary care provider and a couple of specialists, unable to make a diagnosis of her symptoms, a combination of joint pains, skin eruptions, mood swings and minor abnormalities in blood tests, agreed to refer her to the Mayo Clinic. The symptoms […]
The word keeps popping up in emails from patients, and I’m seeing it more and more on their smoothie “lists”. Then, when I saw an article in the Washington Post about colostrum, I thought I’d better write about it myself. Colostrum was your first taste of food when you were born, the first milk produced […]
My 50 year old patient related the following history: “The diarrhea started in my teens and has dominated my life. It got worse when I went away to college, stress was my first trigger, final exams, a date, then almost anything could trigger it. Imagine trying to find a toilet at a Big Ten football […]