Las Vegas Integrative Medicine

Las Vegas Integrative Medicine is a pediatric clinic at 3030 S Jones Blvd #107 in Las Vegas, 89146, that is filed in the directory under Recreation & Attractions but functions as a clinical practice rather than a recreational program. It offers neurofeedback, nutritional counseling, pediatric functional medicine, integrative pediatric care, and brain mapping, in a clinic setting described as accessible with a waiting area.

The listing covers ages 0 to 18, with brackets at 0-5, 6-12, and 13-18. It is marked special needs friendly, with accommodations noted for ADHD support, autism spectrum disorder support, developmental delay support, early intervention, sensory processing support, behavioral support, mental health support, and emotional support. That is a broad list, which fits a functional medicine practice working across multiple diagnoses rather than a single specialty.

Hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The clinic is closed Sunday. That six-day schedule gives families more flexibility to book appointments around school than a typical weekday-only medical office.

Pricing and insurance details are not part of this directory record, so families considering neurofeedback or brain mapping specifically should ask about session cost, how many sessions a typical plan involves, and whether the clinic accepts their insurance before scheduling an intake. Because this practice combines nutritional counseling with neurofeedback and functional medicine, it is a fit for families looking at a child's development or behavior from a whole-body approach rather than a single therapy discipline. For scheduling or questions about which service fits a specific concern, call (702) 708-2207 or visit the clinic website. Families should confirm this listing reflects the clinic accurately, since its directory category does not match its actual clinical focus. The accessible clinic setting with a waiting area is a detail worth noting for families whose child uses mobility equipment or needs a calmer intake environment, since not every pediatric specialty office in the area lists accessibility explicitly.