What To Do When
Doctors Dismiss Your Symptoms.
What To Do When
Doctors Dismiss Your Symptoms.
What To Do When
Doctors Dismiss Your Symptoms.
Read real client journeys — challenges faced, steps taken, and lives transformed.
Read real client journeys — challenges faced, steps taken, and lives transformed.
Read real client journeys — challenges faced, steps taken, and lives transformed.
Stories
You're not imagining it. You're not "just stressed." And you're not alone. Here's why women's health concerns get dismissed, and what to do about it.
You're not imagining it. You're not "just stressed." And you're not alone. Here's why women's health concerns get dismissed, and what to do about it.
You're not imagining it. You're not "just stressed." And you're not alone. Here's why women's health concerns get dismissed, and what to do about it.
You Know Something Is Wrong.
You Know Something Is Wrong.
You Know Something Is Wrong.
You've been to three doctors. Maybe four.
You've described the exhaustion that won't go away no matter how much you sleep. The weight gain that defies every diet and exercise plan. The brain fog that makes you feel like you're losing yourself. The anxiety that seems to come out of nowhere.
And every time, you hear the same response:
"Your labs look normal."
"It's probably just stress."
"Have you tried exercising more?"
"Maybe you should talk to someone about anxiety."
You leave the appointment feeling dismissed, frustrated, and wondering if you're imagining the whole thing.
But here's the truth: You're not imagining it. And you're not alone.
Medical research shows that women's symptoms are systematically dismissed, minimized, and misdiagnosed at higher rates than men's. Women wait longer for diagnoses, receive less pain management, and are more likely to be told their symptoms are psychological.
When it comes to thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, autoimmune conditions, and chronic fatigue — conditions that disproportionately affect women — the dismissal is even worse.
Why Women's Symptoms Get Dismissed
The problem isn't you. The problem is a healthcare system that wasn't designed with women's health in mind.
Limited Testing Protocols
Most doctors follow insurance-driven guidelines that prioritize cost over comprehensive care. TSH-only thyroid testing. Basic metabolic panels. CBC. These tests are designed to catch severe disease — not the subtle imbalances that cause significant symptoms.
If your results fall within "normal" ranges (even if they're far from optimal), you're told nothing is wrong. The fact that you feel terrible doesn't change the diagnosis.
Training Focused on Disease, Not Optimization
Medical schools teach doctors to diagnose and treat overt disease. Subclinical conditions — where you have real symptoms but labs are "borderline" — often get ignored. You're told to come back if it gets worse.
The focus is on managing disease, not optimizing wellness. If you don't fit a clear diagnostic box, you fall through the cracks.
Gender Bias in Medicine
Study after study shows that women's pain and symptoms are taken less seriously than men's. Women are more likely to:
Be told their symptoms are stress-related or psychological
Receive prescriptions for antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications instead of diagnostic workups
Wait longer for referrals to specialists
Have their concerns attributed to hormones, weight, or aging
This isn't just frustrating — it's dangerous. Women with heart disease, autoimmune conditions, and endocrine disorders experience significant delays in diagnosis because their symptoms are dismissed.
Symptoms Blamed on "Just Being a Woman"
Fatigue? "That's just part of being a busy mom."
Weight gain? "Women gain weight as they age."
Mood swings? "Probably hormones."
Anxiety? "Have you tried meditation?"
Your symptoms get attributed to normal life stress, hormonal fluctuations, or aging — rather than investigated as potential signs of thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, or autoimmune disease.
Red Flags That You Need a Second Opinion
Not every doctor dismisses women's concerns. But if you're experiencing these red flags, it's time to seek care elsewhere.
Your doctor only orders basic labs
If your thyroid testing stops at TSH, your hormone evaluation is limited to estrogen and progesterone, or your "comprehensive" metabolic panel is just the basics — you're not getting the full picture.
You're told "everything is normal" but you don't feel normal
Lab ranges are based on averages from sick populations, not optimal health. You can be within "normal" range and still have significant dysfunction. If your symptoms persist despite "normal" labs, something is being missed.
Your concerns are attributed to stress or anxiety without investigation
Stress and anxiety can cause physical symptoms — but they can also be symptoms of underlying conditions. Thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, and nutrient deficiencies all cause anxiety. Dismissing your concerns without ruling out physical causes is medical negligence.
You're prescribed medication without diagnostic testing
Being offered antidepressants, sleep aids, or anxiety medication without comprehensive testing is a red flag. These medications may mask symptoms without addressing root causes.
Your doctor doesn't listen or interrupts you
Research shows doctors interrupt patients within 11 seconds of them speaking. If your doctor isn't listening to your full story, they can't connect the dots between your symptoms.
You're told to "wait and see" despite worsening symptoms
Subclinical conditions don't always resolve on their own. Waiting for your thyroid to fail completely, your hormones to become severely imbalanced, or your autoimmune markers to skyrocket means suffering unnecessarily for months or years.
How to Advocate for Yourself
While you search for the right provider, here's how to advocate for yourself in medical appointments.
Come prepared with a symptom timeline
Write down your symptoms, when they started, how they've progressed, and what makes them better or worse. Patterns matter. Bring this document to your appointment.
Request specific tests
Don't wait for your doctor to offer comprehensive testing. Ask for:
Full thyroid panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, TPO antibodies, Thyroglobulin antibodies)
Comprehensive hormone panel (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, cortisol)
Nutrient levels (vitamin D, B12, iron, ferritin, magnesium)
Inflammatory markers (CRP, ESR)
Bring someone with you
Research shows that patients with advocates are taken more seriously. Bring a partner, friend, or family member who can support your concerns and help you remember what was discussed.
Ask "What else could this be?"
If your doctor attributes your symptoms to stress or aging, ask: "What else could be causing these symptoms? What conditions should we rule out?"
Get copies of your lab results
You have a legal right to your medical records. Request copies of all lab work so you can review the actual numbers — not just "normal" or "abnormal."
Trust your instincts
If something feels wrong, it probably is. Your body is telling you something. Keep searching for a provider who will listen.
When Functional Medicine Can Help
Functional medicine exists because conventional medicine has gaps — particularly for women with complex, multi-system symptoms.
We spend time listening
Your first appointment isn't a rushed 10-minute visit. It's a comprehensive session where we review your complete history, connect patterns, and understand your full story.
We test beyond the basics
Comprehensive thyroid panels. Full hormone evaluations. Gut health testing. Nutrient assessments. Inflammatory markers. We look at the complete picture — not just the minimum required by insurance.
We look for root causes, not just symptom management
Instead of prescribing medication to mask symptoms, we investigate why you're experiencing them in the first place. Hormone imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, gut dysbiosis, chronic inflammation, nutrient deficiencies — these are treatable root causes.
We believe you
If you say you're exhausted, we believe you. If you say something feels wrong, we take it seriously. Your experience is valid, and your symptoms deserve investigation.
You've been to three doctors. Maybe four.
You've described the exhaustion that won't go away no matter how much you sleep. The weight gain that defies every diet and exercise plan. The brain fog that makes you feel like you're losing yourself. The anxiety that seems to come out of nowhere.
And every time, you hear the same response:
"Your labs look normal."
"It's probably just stress."
"Have you tried exercising more?"
"Maybe you should talk to someone about anxiety."
You leave the appointment feeling dismissed, frustrated, and wondering if you're imagining the whole thing.
But here's the truth: You're not imagining it. And you're not alone.
Medical research shows that women's symptoms are systematically dismissed, minimized, and misdiagnosed at higher rates than men's. Women wait longer for diagnoses, receive less pain management, and are more likely to be told their symptoms are psychological.
When it comes to thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, autoimmune conditions, and chronic fatigue — conditions that disproportionately affect women — the dismissal is even worse.
Why Women's Symptoms Get Dismissed
The problem isn't you. The problem is a healthcare system that wasn't designed with women's health in mind.
Limited Testing Protocols
Most doctors follow insurance-driven guidelines that prioritize cost over comprehensive care. TSH-only thyroid testing. Basic metabolic panels. CBC. These tests are designed to catch severe disease — not the subtle imbalances that cause significant symptoms.
If your results fall within "normal" ranges (even if they're far from optimal), you're told nothing is wrong. The fact that you feel terrible doesn't change the diagnosis.
Training Focused on Disease, Not Optimization
Medical schools teach doctors to diagnose and treat overt disease. Subclinical conditions — where you have real symptoms but labs are "borderline" — often get ignored. You're told to come back if it gets worse.
The focus is on managing disease, not optimizing wellness. If you don't fit a clear diagnostic box, you fall through the cracks.
Gender Bias in Medicine
Study after study shows that women's pain and symptoms are taken less seriously than men's. Women are more likely to:
Be told their symptoms are stress-related or psychological
Receive prescriptions for antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications instead of diagnostic workups
Wait longer for referrals to specialists
Have their concerns attributed to hormones, weight, or aging
This isn't just frustrating — it's dangerous. Women with heart disease, autoimmune conditions, and endocrine disorders experience significant delays in diagnosis because their symptoms are dismissed.
Symptoms Blamed on "Just Being a Woman"
Fatigue? "That's just part of being a busy mom."
Weight gain? "Women gain weight as they age."
Mood swings? "Probably hormones."
Anxiety? "Have you tried meditation?"
Your symptoms get attributed to normal life stress, hormonal fluctuations, or aging — rather than investigated as potential signs of thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, or autoimmune disease.
Red Flags That You Need a Second Opinion
Not every doctor dismisses women's concerns. But if you're experiencing these red flags, it's time to seek care elsewhere.
Your doctor only orders basic labs
If your thyroid testing stops at TSH, your hormone evaluation is limited to estrogen and progesterone, or your "comprehensive" metabolic panel is just the basics — you're not getting the full picture.
You're told "everything is normal" but you don't feel normal
Lab ranges are based on averages from sick populations, not optimal health. You can be within "normal" range and still have significant dysfunction. If your symptoms persist despite "normal" labs, something is being missed.
Your concerns are attributed to stress or anxiety without investigation
Stress and anxiety can cause physical symptoms — but they can also be symptoms of underlying conditions. Thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, and nutrient deficiencies all cause anxiety. Dismissing your concerns without ruling out physical causes is medical negligence.
You're prescribed medication without diagnostic testing
Being offered antidepressants, sleep aids, or anxiety medication without comprehensive testing is a red flag. These medications may mask symptoms without addressing root causes.
Your doctor doesn't listen or interrupts you
Research shows doctors interrupt patients within 11 seconds of them speaking. If your doctor isn't listening to your full story, they can't connect the dots between your symptoms.
You're told to "wait and see" despite worsening symptoms
Subclinical conditions don't always resolve on their own. Waiting for your thyroid to fail completely, your hormones to become severely imbalanced, or your autoimmune markers to skyrocket means suffering unnecessarily for months or years.
How to Advocate for Yourself
While you search for the right provider, here's how to advocate for yourself in medical appointments.
Come prepared with a symptom timeline
Write down your symptoms, when they started, how they've progressed, and what makes them better or worse. Patterns matter. Bring this document to your appointment.
Request specific tests
Don't wait for your doctor to offer comprehensive testing. Ask for:
Full thyroid panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, TPO antibodies, Thyroglobulin antibodies)
Comprehensive hormone panel (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, cortisol)
Nutrient levels (vitamin D, B12, iron, ferritin, magnesium)
Inflammatory markers (CRP, ESR)
Bring someone with you
Research shows that patients with advocates are taken more seriously. Bring a partner, friend, or family member who can support your concerns and help you remember what was discussed.
Ask "What else could this be?"
If your doctor attributes your symptoms to stress or aging, ask: "What else could be causing these symptoms? What conditions should we rule out?"
Get copies of your lab results
You have a legal right to your medical records. Request copies of all lab work so you can review the actual numbers — not just "normal" or "abnormal."
Trust your instincts
If something feels wrong, it probably is. Your body is telling you something. Keep searching for a provider who will listen.
When Functional Medicine Can Help
Functional medicine exists because conventional medicine has gaps — particularly for women with complex, multi-system symptoms.
We spend time listening
Your first appointment isn't a rushed 10-minute visit. It's a comprehensive session where we review your complete history, connect patterns, and understand your full story.
We test beyond the basics
Comprehensive thyroid panels. Full hormone evaluations. Gut health testing. Nutrient assessments. Inflammatory markers. We look at the complete picture — not just the minimum required by insurance.
We look for root causes, not just symptom management
Instead of prescribing medication to mask symptoms, we investigate why you're experiencing them in the first place. Hormone imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, gut dysbiosis, chronic inflammation, nutrient deficiencies — these are treatable root causes.
We believe you
If you say you're exhausted, we believe you. If you say something feels wrong, we take it seriously. Your experience is valid, and your symptoms deserve investigation.
You've been to three doctors. Maybe four.
You've described the exhaustion that won't go away no matter how much you sleep. The weight gain that defies every diet and exercise plan. The brain fog that makes you feel like you're losing yourself. The anxiety that seems to come out of nowhere.
And every time, you hear the same response:
"Your labs look normal."
"It's probably just stress."
"Have you tried exercising more?"
"Maybe you should talk to someone about anxiety."
You leave the appointment feeling dismissed, frustrated, and wondering if you're imagining the whole thing.
But here's the truth: You're not imagining it. And you're not alone.
Medical research shows that women's symptoms are systematically dismissed, minimized, and misdiagnosed at higher rates than men's. Women wait longer for diagnoses, receive less pain management, and are more likely to be told their symptoms are psychological.
When it comes to thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, autoimmune conditions, and chronic fatigue — conditions that disproportionately affect women — the dismissal is even worse.
Why Women's Symptoms Get Dismissed
The problem isn't you. The problem is a healthcare system that wasn't designed with women's health in mind.
Limited Testing Protocols
Most doctors follow insurance-driven guidelines that prioritize cost over comprehensive care. TSH-only thyroid testing. Basic metabolic panels. CBC. These tests are designed to catch severe disease — not the subtle imbalances that cause significant symptoms.
If your results fall within "normal" ranges (even if they're far from optimal), you're told nothing is wrong. The fact that you feel terrible doesn't change the diagnosis.
Training Focused on Disease, Not Optimization
Medical schools teach doctors to diagnose and treat overt disease. Subclinical conditions — where you have real symptoms but labs are "borderline" — often get ignored. You're told to come back if it gets worse.
The focus is on managing disease, not optimizing wellness. If you don't fit a clear diagnostic box, you fall through the cracks.
Gender Bias in Medicine
Study after study shows that women's pain and symptoms are taken less seriously than men's. Women are more likely to:
Be told their symptoms are stress-related or psychological
Receive prescriptions for antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications instead of diagnostic workups
Wait longer for referrals to specialists
Have their concerns attributed to hormones, weight, or aging
This isn't just frustrating — it's dangerous. Women with heart disease, autoimmune conditions, and endocrine disorders experience significant delays in diagnosis because their symptoms are dismissed.
Symptoms Blamed on "Just Being a Woman"
Fatigue? "That's just part of being a busy mom."
Weight gain? "Women gain weight as they age."
Mood swings? "Probably hormones."
Anxiety? "Have you tried meditation?"
Your symptoms get attributed to normal life stress, hormonal fluctuations, or aging — rather than investigated as potential signs of thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, or autoimmune disease.
Red Flags That You Need a Second Opinion
Not every doctor dismisses women's concerns. But if you're experiencing these red flags, it's time to seek care elsewhere.
Your doctor only orders basic labs
If your thyroid testing stops at TSH, your hormone evaluation is limited to estrogen and progesterone, or your "comprehensive" metabolic panel is just the basics — you're not getting the full picture.
You're told "everything is normal" but you don't feel normal
Lab ranges are based on averages from sick populations, not optimal health. You can be within "normal" range and still have significant dysfunction. If your symptoms persist despite "normal" labs, something is being missed.
Your concerns are attributed to stress or anxiety without investigation
Stress and anxiety can cause physical symptoms — but they can also be symptoms of underlying conditions. Thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, and nutrient deficiencies all cause anxiety. Dismissing your concerns without ruling out physical causes is medical negligence.
You're prescribed medication without diagnostic testing
Being offered antidepressants, sleep aids, or anxiety medication without comprehensive testing is a red flag. These medications may mask symptoms without addressing root causes.
Your doctor doesn't listen or interrupts you
Research shows doctors interrupt patients within 11 seconds of them speaking. If your doctor isn't listening to your full story, they can't connect the dots between your symptoms.
You're told to "wait and see" despite worsening symptoms
Subclinical conditions don't always resolve on their own. Waiting for your thyroid to fail completely, your hormones to become severely imbalanced, or your autoimmune markers to skyrocket means suffering unnecessarily for months or years.
How to Advocate for Yourself
While you search for the right provider, here's how to advocate for yourself in medical appointments.
Come prepared with a symptom timeline
Write down your symptoms, when they started, how they've progressed, and what makes them better or worse. Patterns matter. Bring this document to your appointment.
Request specific tests
Don't wait for your doctor to offer comprehensive testing. Ask for:
Full thyroid panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, TPO antibodies, Thyroglobulin antibodies)
Comprehensive hormone panel (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, cortisol)
Nutrient levels (vitamin D, B12, iron, ferritin, magnesium)
Inflammatory markers (CRP, ESR)
Bring someone with you
Research shows that patients with advocates are taken more seriously. Bring a partner, friend, or family member who can support your concerns and help you remember what was discussed.
Ask "What else could this be?"
If your doctor attributes your symptoms to stress or aging, ask: "What else could be causing these symptoms? What conditions should we rule out?"
Get copies of your lab results
You have a legal right to your medical records. Request copies of all lab work so you can review the actual numbers — not just "normal" or "abnormal."
Trust your instincts
If something feels wrong, it probably is. Your body is telling you something. Keep searching for a provider who will listen.
When Functional Medicine Can Help
Functional medicine exists because conventional medicine has gaps — particularly for women with complex, multi-system symptoms.
We spend time listening
Your first appointment isn't a rushed 10-minute visit. It's a comprehensive session where we review your complete history, connect patterns, and understand your full story.
We test beyond the basics
Comprehensive thyroid panels. Full hormone evaluations. Gut health testing. Nutrient assessments. Inflammatory markers. We look at the complete picture — not just the minimum required by insurance.
We look for root causes, not just symptom management
Instead of prescribing medication to mask symptoms, we investigate why you're experiencing them in the first place. Hormone imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, gut dysbiosis, chronic inflammation, nutrient deficiencies — these are treatable root causes.
We believe you
If you say you're exhausted, we believe you. If you say something feels wrong, we take it seriously. Your experience is valid, and your symptoms deserve investigation.
Care should make sense in your real life. We start with your day, then use labs to guide what to change first.”
Care should make sense in your real life. We start with your day, then use labs to guide what to change first.”
— Dr. Karolina
— Dr. Karolina
Care should make sense in your real life. We start with your day, then use labs to guide what to change first.”
— Dr. Karolina
Fatigue, Burnout, Brain Fog
From 'normal labs' and crushing fatigue to finally understanding what was wrong
For years, Judi lived with fatigue and fog but no answers. She reached out because she had no where else to turn. Through patient testing and guidance, she finally understood what her body had been trying to say.
Fatigue, Burnout, Brain Fog
From 'normal labs' and crushing fatigue to finally understanding what was wrong
For years, Judi lived with fatigue and fog but no answers. She reached out because she had no where else to turn. Through patient testing and guidance, she finally understood what her body had been trying to say.
Fatigue, Burnout, Brain Fog
From 'normal labs' and crushing fatigue to finally understanding what was wrong
For years, Judi lived with fatigue and fog but no answers. She reached out because she had no where else to turn. Through patient testing and guidance, she finally understood what her body had been trying to say.
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Not sure what to expect? These answers might help you feel more confident as you begin.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.
What is a comprehensive thyroid panel?
What is a comprehensive thyroid panel?
Most traditional appointments focus on managing symptoms. Functional medicine goes deeper, uncovering the why behind them.
We spend time listening, testing beyond the basics, and connecting patterns across your hormones, gut, thyroid, stress, and lifestyle.
It’s not about more prescriptions, it’s about understanding your body’s story.
Why doesn't my regular doctor test my T3 and T4 levels?
Why doesn't my regular doctor test my T3 and T4 levels?
Many clients come to us after years of unexplained fatigue, gut issues, hormone imbalances, thyroid problems, anxiety, or inflammation.
Some already have a diagnosis, others just know something isn’t right.
If you’ve ever been told “everything looks normal” but still don’t feel like yourself, we can help uncover why.
What is Reverse T3 and why does it matter?
What is Reverse T3 and why does it matter?
Your first visit isn’t a rushed 10-minute chat. It’s a full, in-depth session where we review your complete history - lab work, symptoms, stress, lifestyle, and more.
You’ll leave with clarity on next steps and a personalized testing plan that finally starts answering your why.
Can I have thyroid problems if my TSH is under 2.5?
Can I have thyroid problems if my TSH is under 2.5?
Not at all. Functional medicine complements, not replaces, conventional care.
We often collaborate with your existing providers. Our goal is to help your entire team understand the bigger picture of your health.
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? These answers might help you feel more confident as you begin.
I’ve seen so many doctors and still don’t feel better. How is this different?
I’ve seen so many doctors and still don’t feel better. How is this different?
Most traditional appointments focus on managing symptoms. Functional medicine goes deeper, uncovering the why behind them.
We spend time listening, testing beyond the basics, and connecting patterns across your hormones, gut, thyroid, stress, and lifestyle.
It’s not about more prescriptions, it’s about understanding your body’s story.
What kinds of problems do you help with?
What kinds of problems do you help with?
Many clients come to us after years of unexplained fatigue, gut issues, hormone imbalances, thyroid problems, anxiety, or inflammation.
Some already have a diagnosis, others just know something isn’t right.
If you’ve ever been told “everything looks normal” but still don’t feel like yourself, we can help uncover why.
What can I expect from the first appointment?
What can I expect from the first appointment?
Your first visit isn’t a rushed 10-minute chat. It’s a full, in-depth session where we review your complete history - lab work, symptoms, stress, lifestyle, and more.
You’ll leave with clarity on next steps and a personalized testing plan that finally starts answering your why.
Do I need to stop seeing my current doctor?
Do I need to stop seeing my current doctor?
Not at all. Functional medicine complements, not replaces, conventional care.
We often collaborate with your existing providers. Our goal is to help your entire team understand the bigger picture of your health.
How long does it take to start feeling better?
How long does it take to start feeling better?
Every person’s healing timeline is unique. Some feel changes in energy and sleep within weeks; others notice deeper improvements over months.
We focus on sustainable progress - not quick fixes - so every step brings you closer to lasting change.
Is this covered by insurance?
Is this covered by insurance?
Functional medicine isn’t typically covered by insurance.
Think of it as an investment in finally getting answers and a long-term plan for your health, rather than continuing to deal with symptoms that your doctor won't help you address.
Can you help if I’m not local?
Can you help if I’m not local?
Yes. We offer virtual appointments for clients in Michigan, Florida and Texas.
Our testing kits can be shipped to you, and results are reviewed in detail during online sessions, so you can get the same level of care from anywhere.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.
Your questions.
Answered.
Not sure what to expect? These answers might help you feel more confident as you begin.
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a message — we’ll respond with care and clarity.
I’ve seen so many doctors and still don’t feel better. How is this different?
I’ve seen so many doctors and still don’t feel better. How is this different?
Most traditional appointments focus on managing symptoms. Functional medicine goes deeper, uncovering the why behind them.
We spend time listening, testing beyond the basics, and connecting patterns across your hormones, gut, thyroid, stress, and lifestyle.
It’s not about more prescriptions, it’s about understanding your body’s story.
What kinds of problems do you help with?
What kinds of problems do you help with?
Many clients come to us after years of unexplained fatigue, gut issues, hormone imbalances, thyroid problems, anxiety, or inflammation.
Some already have a diagnosis, others just know something isn’t right.
If you’ve ever been told “everything looks normal” but still don’t feel like yourself, we can help uncover why.
What can I expect from the first appointment?
What can I expect from the first appointment?
Your first visit isn’t a rushed 10-minute chat. It’s a full, in-depth session where we review your complete history - lab work, symptoms, stress, lifestyle, and more.
You’ll leave with clarity on next steps and a personalized testing plan that finally starts answering your why.
Do I need to stop seeing my current doctor?
Do I need to stop seeing my current doctor?
Not at all. Functional medicine complements, not replaces, conventional care.
We often collaborate with your existing providers. Our goal is to help your entire team understand the bigger picture of your health.
How long does it take to start feeling better?
How long does it take to start feeling better?
Every person’s healing timeline is unique. Some feel changes in energy and sleep within weeks; others notice deeper improvements over months.
We focus on sustainable progress - not quick fixes - so every step brings you closer to lasting change.
Is this covered by insurance?
Is this covered by insurance?
Functional medicine isn’t typically covered by insurance.
Think of it as an investment in finally getting answers and a long-term plan for your health, rather than continuing to deal with symptoms that your doctor won't help you address.
Can you help if I’m not local?
Can you help if I’m not local?
Yes. We offer virtual appointments for clients in Michigan, Florida and Texas.
Our testing kits can be shipped to you, and results are reviewed in detail during online sessions, so you can get the same level of care from anywhere.
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