District Center for Integrative Medicine (DCIM)
Verified listingAbout District Center for Integrative Medicine (DCIM)
What is District Center for Integrative Medicine (DCIM)?
District Center for Integrative Medicine, or DCIM, is an integrative and functional medicine practice in Washington, DC, at 1915 I Street NW, 7th Floor. Named services include integrative and functional medicine consultation and care, health optimization, hormone optimization, advanced diagnostic testing and body composition scans, individual lifestyle design, maternal wellness (pre-conception, peri-partum, and post-partum care, including home-based care), and medical acupuncture. Five physicians are named. The founder and director is Dr. Anjali Dsouza, whom the site describes as "a board-certified physician specializing in Integrative Medicine , Palliative Care, and Psychiatry." Also named are Dr. Alison S. Cooper, "a board-certified physician in Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine"; Dr. Gail Lee, "a Board-Certified Internal Medicine physician and an Institute for Functional Medicine Certified Provider"; Dr. Kavita D. Patel, "a board-certified physician in Family Medicine"; and Dr. Shephali Ranpuria, "a board-certified Family Medicine physician with expertise in Functional Medicine and Ayurveda."
What does it cost?
No prices are published. The site offers a "Free Consultation," but no service or program dollar figures appear. You will need to speak with them to learn what care costs.
Who is it for?
This fits people who want a functional-medicine approach that leans on lifestyle, diagnostics, and natural interventions rather than prescriptions. The practice states it prioritizes natural interventions over pharmaceutical solutions, and names no specific medications, so if you are specifically seeking a GLP-1 or hormone prescription, ask first whether that fits their model. It is also a place to consider for integrative maternal and pre- and post-pregnancy care.
When is it open?
Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
What we couldn't confirm
No dollar figures are published beyond the free consultation. No specific medications are named. There is no insurance statement, only a "Practice Policies" link, and no telehealth offering is stated. The founder started DCIM in 2016 after eight years running her own practice.
Services Offered
Hours
Monday-Thursday 9am-5pm