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The Mapleton Medical Center is a unique complementary or blended medicine program which practices integrative medicine: a combination of conventional and alternative medicine. We believe that at the basis of all chronic disease states is a nutritional imbalance.
We offer a variety of methods which allow us to assess the nutritional status and prescribe a nutritional support system for healing and maintainence of health.
Health, fitness and nutrition are essential elements in our physical and mental wellness.
Nutrition plays a very important role in our health, providing necessary nutrients to our bodies.
The benefits of a fitness program from walking, to running, to riding a bike, if done regularly can yield some surprising results.
The Mapleton Medical Center is here to guide you on your path to a healthly, fit lifestyle. We are advocates for nutritional support and the healing of the body, mind and spirit.
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Nourish a healthy life
High consumption of sodium, one of the components found in table salt, is a well-established risk factor for high blood pressure and cardiovasular diseases.
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You are simply the best
Today, we all want to live a healthy life. Staying fit increases strength and stamina, enhancing an active lifestyle. Regular exercise along with regular check-ups can help you live a long healthy life. The Mapleton Center is where you begin on the road to health and fitness.
The Mapleton Center was established in 1985, in the historic Meridian Park district of Indianapolis, IN.
Dr. Debra Miller is a board certified family medicine specialist and board certified bariatrician (obesity specialist).
Dr. Miller began her practice with the desire to offer the best in patient care. She practices an integrative approach to health and wellness. Integrative medicine is the application of conventional and alternative medicine approaches to medical conditions.
Debra Miller, MD
Diplomate American Board of Family Medicine
Diplomate of the American Board of Bariatric Medicine
Clinical Professor, Marietta College
As a principal investigator for the Indiana Health Study, Dr. Miller is engaged in helping Indiana citizens, especially minorities, to gain better access to health care and the advantages it offers. The research may result in new drugs and diagnostic tests that allow doctors to better manage chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer and diabetes.
Dr. Debra Miller, under the auspices of Marietta College, is a preceptor for the Marietta College Physicians Assistant Program. Under this program Dr. Miller is entitled to a Clinical Faculty Appointment of Clinical Professor.
Physician Assistants (PAs) are health care providers who practice medicine with physician supervision. PAs provide health care in a variety of practice settings, from family medicine to specialties.
Marietta College's Physician Assistant Program has been awarded continued accreditation from the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant.
Michael Koontz, NMD
Rosemarie Gore-Bigbee Certified Personal Trainer
"Medicine should be focused on healing rather than disease. Doctors should support the natural healing capacity of human beings first, to prevent disease, and heal the body, mind and spirit."
Debra A. Miller, MD
Belly fat can lead to heart attack, stroke and diabetes
