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  • What types of tests are typically performed?
    In functional medicine, advanced functional testing is utilized to uncover the underlying causes of health issues, offering a more in-depth analysis than conventional methods. These tests evaluate various aspects of health, including hormone levels, gut function, genetic factors, environmental toxin exposure, cardiovascular health, and cellular function. By using these comprehensive assessments, practitioners can create personalized treatment plans tailored to each patients unique needs.
  • What is functional medicine?
    Functional medicine is a patient-centered approach that focuses on identifying an addressing the root causes of disease, rather than just treating symptoms. It considers the whole person, including the person, including their lifestyle, environment, and genetics.
  • How are treatment plans developed, and what can they include?
    Treatments plans in functional medicine are highly personalized and based on your initial consultation and advanced testing. These plans may include dietary changes, nutritional supplements, lifestyle modifications, stress management techniques, and natural therapies. In some cases, prescription medications may also be part of the plan. The practitioner will work with you to implement these changes gradually, with the goal of improving your overall health and addressing the root causes of your condition.
  • Who can benefit from functional medicine?
    Anyone looking to improve their health, manage chronic conditions, or find alternative treatments may benefit from functional medicine. It is especially helpful for individuals who have not found relief through conventional treatments.
  • What conditions can be treated with functional medicine?
    Functional medicine can address a wide range of conditions, including chronic diseases like diabetes, autoimmune disorders, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, mental health conditions, and more.
  • How long are the appointments?
    Initial consultations typically are 60 minutes and follow-up visits are 30 minutes.
  • Do you accept insurance?
    We do not accept insurance for office visits; however you can use your HSA or FSA as payment method. Insurance may cover some of the testing, however most advanced testing is not covered by insurance.
  • How do I schedule an appointment?
    You can schedule an appointment by calling our clinic, visiting our website, or using our online booking system. We also offer telemedicine consultations for your convenience. We offer complimentary 15-minute consultations to see if we are a right fit for you.
  • How is functional medicine different from conventional medicine?
    Unlike conventional medicine, which often focuses on symptom management, functional medicine aims to understand and treat the underlying causes of illness. It integrates both traditional and alternative therapies to promote overall wellness.
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