Dr. Feely is in private practice in downtown Chicago at the Feely Center for Optimal Health, a small group practice utilizing Osteopathic principles and philosophy in direct patient care.
He is Clinical Associate Professor of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at Midwestern University/Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, Downers Grove, IL. He and a team of health experts bring patients a refreshingly different approach to health care. With a wide array of proven-effective resources, Feely Center offers unique solutions for optimal health, within one practice. These include acupuncture, Chinese herbology, functional and traditional medicine, and Osteopathic manipulative medicine, especially, cranial Osteopathy.
Dr. Feely is board certified in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM), Acupuncture, Independent Medical Examiner, Healthcare Quality Management and Family Practice. He has been practicing OMM and Acupuncture for over 30 years. He is proficient in YNSA, French Energetic and Five Element Acupuncture. He has authored YNSA Principles and Practice and Clinical Cranial Osteopathy.
The Osteopathic philosophical approach to the patient permeates the office as they care for patients. Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine is the core of treatments that has helped so many of Dr. Feely’s patients, either for improved health, longevity, acute or chronic structural dysfunction and/or disease states concluding that OMM has a viable place in most medical conditions and problems. Dr. Feely’s commitment to OMM and research has been shown by his strong support of DO-Touch.NET and it’s research activities as well as his hope that more research studies on the clinical effects of OMM/OMT are developed within the medical community. Dr. Feely has served the profession as president of the Osteopathic Cranial Academy, American Academy of Osteopathy, Illinois Osteopathic Medical Society, Osteopathic Cranial Foundation and FORCE. Currently, he is a director of the American Osteopathic Foundation.
Sharing my skills with resident physicians and during rotations with DO students is a great pleasure! I also provide monthly lectures at Franciscan St. James Health Hospital about OMM/OMT sharing the rich legacy of Osteopathic techniques to residents and student physicians.