What is the name of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia clinic in Charlotte NC for groups of patients?

Hunter-Hopkins Center:

Hunter-Hopkins Center is a Charlotte, NC, clinic specializing in the treatment of patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, Lyme Disease and Fibromyalgia, among other problems. Dr. Charles Lapp, a Clinical Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine at Duke University, is the Center's director.

Hunter-Hopkins is actively involved in clinical research on Fibromyalgia and ME/CFS treatment, to ensure patients receive the most up-to-date medical care available.

Treatment is individualized to the patient; there is no indication that patients are treated in groups. Dr. Lapp facilitates presentations at the Charlotte Area CFS/ME/FM Support Group, but the group itself is independent of Hunter-Hopkins.

Center for Wellness:

There is also an alternative health clinic, Center for Wellness, in Charlotte, that conducted a 30-person group dietary intervention program consisting primarily of a raw vegetarian diet. There is no indication on their website that they currently offer group intervention, however.

Other treatment modalities include medication, nutritional supplements, and bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, among other things.

Dr. Neal Speight, who is board certified in several specialties, runs the clinic.

Good Doctors List:

Co-Cure.org hosts the "Good Doctors List," a compendium of recommended specialists who treat CFS and Fibromyalgia, organized by state.

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