The mark consists of a shield with interior design surrounded by an olive wreath and to the right of the shield and wreath are the words CURACORE INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE & EDUCATION CENTER. More specifically, the left side of the mark consists of a shield with an interior blue background. The edges of the shield are gray in color. Centered in the shield is a depiction of the Rod of Asclepius, a symbol associated with medicine and healthcare. The Rod of Asclepius consists of a vertical rod or staff, the topmost part is capped with a circular head with a blue circular center. The rod extends downward to a point. A figure of a snake spirals upward around the rod such that the tail of the snake is just above the bottom of the rod and to the left while the head of the snake is just below the top of the rod and to the right. The rod and snake within the shield are white in color. Surrounding the shield is an olive wreath. The olive wreath consists of two olive branches, one on the left side of the shield and one on the right. The olive wreath is the same gray color as the edges of the shield. The mark includes the following language elements: CURACORE INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE & EDUCATION CENTER. The language elements are in all caps. The word CURACORE is predominant in the mark to the right of the shield and olive wreath images and stretches left to right. Below the word CURACORE are the words and ampersand INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE & EDUCATION CENTER. These words are in smaller font but are justified below and match the width of CURACORE. The language elements are the same gray color as the edges of the shield and the olive wreath. The background of the mark is white in color.