Functional medicine uses a combination of comprehensive medical history, advanced laboratory testing, and in-depth patient interviews to understand the underlying factors contributing to health problems. This approach helps in creating personalized treatment plans.

Nutrition is a fundamental aspect of functional medicine. Practitioners often emphasize the importance of a whole-foods-based diet tailored to an individual's specific needs. Nutritional support is seen as a crucial component in restoring balance and promoting overall well-being.

Functional medicine draws on both traditional medical knowledge and emerging research. While it may incorporate alternative therapies, the approach is rooted in scientific evidence. Practitioners stay updated on the latest research to provide the best possible care.

The timeline for results varies depending on the individual and the nature of their health concerns. Some patients may experience improvement relatively quickly, while others may require more time for significant changes. Functional medicine is often considered a long-term, preventative approach.

We do not. We could help with payment plans if needed. There may be times when some of the lab work could be billed through Insurance, however, we discourage this as our lab prices are generally cheaper than your portion using insurance would be.

Yes, functional medicine can be integrated with conventional treatments when necessary. The goal is to provide comprehensive care that addresses the root causes while managing symptoms. Collaboration between functional medicine practitioners and conventional healthcare providers is encouraged for optimal patient outcomes. Therefore, keep your PCP as we can work together to improve your health.