227 S. Broad Street, Grove City, PA 16127
168 Allegheny River Blvd, Verona, PA 15147
Tel: 412-354-8791


About Us




What We Do
Spectrum Family is owned and run by Dr. Elizabeth Spaar, D.O., a family medicine physician and a mom.
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We provide integrative medical care. What does that mean?
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For medical marijuana: As a physician treating autism and PTSD, Dr. Spaar had seen the amazing benefits of medical cannabis even before the dispensaries opened in Pennsylvania through her participation in the Safe Harbor program. Two of her own children currently take medical marijuana for autism and have benefited greatly. She is passionate about providing access to this crucial medicine to all patients with qualifying conditions and hopes to see the list of approved diagnoses expanded and access made easier on patients. She is dedicated to education and ending the stigma generated by misinformation and bias in the medical community.
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We also provide IV vitamin infusions for a variety of medica[ problems and for general wellness. IV vitamins aid in detoxification, energy, alertness and focus, immune function and so much else. You can see our menu of infusions here
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For addiction: We recognize the overwhelming evidence that MAT (Suboxone) increases success rates for opiate addiction recovery dramatically. Research also shows that Suboxone works best when other care is provided with it. Our care plans can involve: individual or family counseling, nutrition, exercise, meditation/prayer, parenting or vocational counseling and more.
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Philosophy
Dr. Elizabeth Fleming D.O (formerly Dr. Spaar)
Board certified in Family Medicine
Board certified in Osteopathic Manipulation
Board certified in Integrative Pediatrics
Published in American Family Physician
Presented on the treatment of Autism at multiple CME events
Presented on Intimate Partner Violence
We take a family medicine approach to treating behavioral health.
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We believe:
You cannot treat an individual without addressing their
relationships with family, friends, and their community.
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Our focus shouldn't be on treating diseases, but on
helping people facilitate health and well being in themselves.
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The doctor should make decisions with the patient.
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It is our role to educate, engage in respectful dialogue and offer choices.
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In listening to the patient and their loved ones.
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Doctors should be continually educating themselves on the
latest research with an open mind and critical thinking.
Both traditional medicine and complimentary and alternative
treatments should be considered.
Connecting patents with resources and specialist physicians
is often key to patient recovery
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