Integrative Cancer Support
A cancer diagnosis affects the whole person. Our supportive therapies are designed to work alongside your oncology care, helping you maintain strength, nutrition and well-being during and after treatment. They are not a replacement for treatment from your cancer team.
Support that complements your oncologist
Treatment can take a toll through fatigue, appetite changes, digestive upset and stress. Integrative support aims to ease some of that burden. We focus on what may help you feel steadier, such as nutrition guidance, hydration, selected nutrient infusions and attention to sleep and emotional health.
Your oncologist leads your cancer treatment. We communicate with your team, review your treatment schedule and avoid anything that could interfere with it. Some supplements and infusions may not mix well with certain chemotherapy or radiation, so every recommendation is checked against your plan first.
Many patients also come to us after treatment ends, looking for help rebuilding energy, resilience and long-term healthy habits. We meet you where you are, at whatever stage of the journey.
At a glance
- Role
- Supportive care alongside your oncology team
- Options
- Nutrition guidance and selected infusions
- Coordination
- We review plans with your cancer care providers
- Focus
- Comfort, strength and quality of life
Who it may help
Patients and survivors may seek support for:
- Treatment-related fatigue
- Appetite and nutrition concerns
- Digestive changes
- Low resilience
- Stress and poor sleep
- Recovery after treatment
What to expect
- 1Careful intake. We gather your diagnosis, treatment plan and medications so we can work around them.
- 2Coordinated plan. With your permission, we confirm any therapy with your oncology team before starting.
- 3Ongoing adjustments. We follow how you feel through each phase of treatment and update our support as needed.
Led by Dr. Deborah Viglione, MD
Dr. Viglione is a board-certified internist who approaches cancer support with caution and respect for your oncology care. Together with nurse practitioners Amy Schram, APRN and Brandy Nicholson, APRN, she offers compassionate, individualized guidance.
Cancer support questions
Can integrative care treat or cure cancer?
No. We do not claim to treat or cure cancer. Our services are supportive and are meant to complement the treatment your oncology team provides.
Is IV vitamin C a cancer treatment?
No. IV vitamin C is not FDA-approved to treat cancer or any other disease. If you and your oncologist agree it is appropriate as supportive care, we coordinate timing with your treatment plan first.
Will you talk to my oncologist?
With your permission, yes. Open communication helps keep all of your care consistent and safe.
Can I start after I finish treatment?
Yes. Many patients begin after treatment to support recovery, nutrition and long-term wellness.
Visit us in Gulf Breeze
103 Nightingale Ln, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 · Get directions
Text or leave a voicemail at (850) 934-8138. Serving Gulf Breeze, Pensacola, Pensacola Beach and Navarre.
Individual results vary. This page is for information only and is not medical advice. Integrative therapies are supportive only, are not a substitute for cancer treatment from your oncology team, and IV vitamin C is not FDA-approved to treat cancer.