Medical Treatment Search

Our custom medical treatment search is designed to help you find all potential treatment options based on any disease, condition, illness. For the fastest results, look for the disease, or condition.

The medical treatment guidelines are written from a clinical perspective, to guide clinical care. Providers should consult the Medical Aid Rules and Fee Schedule (MARFS) for documentation and coding requirements.
The Medical Treatment Guidelines (also called Medical Practice Guidelines or Review Criteria) are evidence based and were developed by the Office of the Medical Director in collaboration with practicing physicians and advisors.

Medical treatment is defined by the management and care of a patient or the combating of disease or disorder. active treatment that directed immediately to the cure of the disease or injury. These are most commonly things like the traditional treatment options that are outlined below, however a lot of people seek out experiential treatment options in an attempt to avoid non-desirable side effects.

An experimental treatment is a treatment not yet recognized by the medical community, as it is still under investigation to learn more about its efficacy. Also known as an investigational treatment, it can offer a patient a chance to access innovative therapies for a condition, but it also comes with significant risks

Traditional Treatment Options

Conventional treatments are those that are widely used by western medicine. Common types of traditional treatments include:

Lifestyle modifications
Pharmacological intervention
Diet modifications
Surgery
Chemotherapy
Physical therapy
Rest

Non-traditional Treatment Options

Sometimes traditional treatment options do not work, are contra-indicated or are simply not desired by the affected person. In these situations, non-traditional treatment options might be explored. Non-traditional treatment options could include: