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Find your treatment in about a minute.
Answer a few questions about what is actually bothering you and we will show you which of our treatments fit, and which guide to read first. At the end you can claim a free Wellness Assessment and a promotional code to put toward your first treatment.
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Ivy Collaborative Healthcare
Answers you can use before your first appointment.
Plain-language guides to the things people actually come to us about. What you can try on your own, what standard medical care looks like, and where our treatments fit if the first two haven’t been enough.
What’s in here
One page per condition. Self-help strategies, traditional medicine, and how Ivy Collaborative Healthcare can help.
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Self-Help Tools
Books, programs and products worth the money, with an addendum for each guide.
In progress
Every monthly newsletter, archived and searchable after it sends.
Past issues
Short answers from Dr. Bayliss, plus longer explainers for each device.
Watch the library
The published research behind each treatment we offer. Read it rather than taking our word for it.
Clinical studies
Results from real patients at our Augusta office, shared with their permission.
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How each guide is built
Same three-part structure every time, so you always know where to look.
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What you can try yourself
Practical strategies that cost nothing. Some people never need to go further than this.
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What standard care looks like
Therapy, medication, primary care. What it does well and where it tends to stall.
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Where Ivy Collaborative Healthcare fits
The treatments we offer, who they suit, and who they don’t. We say when the answer is no.
Not sure where you land?
A free Wellness Assessment is a conversation about your history, not a sales appointment.
The information on this site is general education, not medical advice, and does not create a doctor-patient relationship. It is not a substitute for evaluation by a qualified clinician. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or dial 911.