Supporting Community Resilience
Integrative Healers Action Network (IHAN) is a 501(c)(3) disaster response organization that offers trauma-informed integrative health care for first responders and underserved communities impacted by disasters.

​We are a proud community partner of the American Red Cross.

What We Do

We bring trauma-informed integrative health care providers to the front lines of disaster response and long-term recovery.

• Acupuncture
• Chiropractic
• Massage Therapy​
• ​Mind-Body Medicine
• Homeopathy
• Osteopathy, Naturopathic & Functional Medicine

Whom We Serve

The populations we serve include firefighters and other first responders, migrant farmworkers, and wildfire and flood evacuees.

Why We Do What We Do

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Thank you so much. As a volunteer who has little sleep, all those aches and pains were escalating! I am feeling better and ready to help more people.

Angelica
Volunteer, American Red Cross

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 It’s such a beautiful thing you guys are doing. To have someone put their hands on you, it makes me feel so much more human and like I can handle spending another night sleeping on a hard cot surrounded by hundreds of people. Thank you so much. I feel like myself for the first time since we got evacuated almost a week ago.

Teresa
2019 Kincade Fire Evacuee at American Red Cross Shelter

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This group of dedicated, amazing people come to a fire department to be "first responders" for first responders. We aren't used to being taken care of but that is what happens here! Thank you to everyone for your dedication and services to us. It's hard to put my gratitude into the right words but it is EXTREME. 

Rick, Volunteer Firefighter, July 2021

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COVID-19 Update

Starting April 4, 2023, we no longer require masks in IHAN clinic settings per guidance from the California Department of Public Health. As we move forward from the COVID-19 pandemic, IHAN recognizes the lessons we learned from this time as important and useful. As such, we ask that you consider staying home and masking if you are getting sick.

We also request that you use frequent hygiene techniques such as hand-washing or using hand-sanitizer to protect those around you. If you are immunocompromised, or have accessibility needs, please let us know as you enter the clinic so that we can take measures to ensure your safety. Also feel free to reach out to us directly so that we can better support you, at [email protected].