Your Health is Our Priority
Our partners are dedicated to providing thorough, patient-centered medical care that is grounded in compassion and decades of experience.

WPI is dedicated to serving individuals impacted by post-acute infections that cause significant and complex illnesses, including but not limited to, ME/CFS, Long COVID and post-acute Lyme disease.

The Clinic at WPI
The Medical Suite
The Whittemore Peterson Institute’s medical offices are situated on the third floor of the Center for Molecular Medicine’s medical office building.
WPI’s clinical offices are ideally situated in close proximity to basic and clinical researchers to encourage the development and trial of evidenced based treatments.
The clinic is ideal for private medical practices, giving doctors the time and resources they need to serve this unique patient population.

The Gift of Health is a patient-centered grant created to help offset the cost of expert medical care within a practice at the Clinic at WPI. This medical grant supports patient care in addition to aiding the search for more effective treatments.
The Gift of Health for ME
The WPI seeks a dedicated medical professional to bring an expanded medical practice to the clinic on the medical campus of the University of Nevada, Reno.
If you are a physician or medical professional interested in caring for those with post-acute infectious syndromes and looking to grow your practice, contact info@wpi.ngo or read more here about our opportunity.
Unique Opportunity

With Special Thanks
Kenny DeMeirleir, M.D. has dedicated his career to the care of patients with ME/CFS and related conditions. The WPI is grateful for the decades of support our patients and our entire team have received because of Dr. DeMeirleir's ceaseless pursuit for answers for this extremely vulnerable patient population and their loved ones.
Dr. DeMeirleir's caring heart and brilliant mind are visible in his practice, lectures, presentations, scientific publications, videos, and accolades.
The WPI and all of his patients thank Dr. DeMeirleir and wish him continued success in his pursuits as he returns home full-time to Belgium. We are grateful for his continued affiliation and guidance as he serves on our Scientific and Medical Advisory Board for the WPI.
Thank you, Dr. MeMeirleir, for committing your career to seeking truth on behalf of those who feel invisible.
