Functional Medicine Practices in Michigan
52 functional medicine practices across 20 cities in Michigan. Contact a practice to ask about prices, services and whether it’s taking new patients.
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Functional Medicine Practices in Byron Center, MI
Dr. Christopher H. Coller, DO
2717 84th St SW, Byron Center, MI
Precision Functional Medicine
2717 84th St SW, Byron Center, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Dearborn, MI
Dearborn Family Clinic, PC
3133 S Telegraph Rd, Dearborn, MI
LivWell Longevity Institute
22260 Garrison St Ste A, Dearborn, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Birmingham, MI
Natural Care Institute - Dr. Jill Skurnowicz, ND
1925 Southfield Rd, Birmingham, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Clawson, MI
Pure Root Wellness
12 Church Ave, Clawson, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Garden City, MI
The Longevity Institute
29430 Ford Rd, Garden City, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Lambertville, MI
Dr. Mark Neumann
8140 Secor Rd, Lambertville, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Linden, MI
Essential Wellness
12159 Sharp Rd, Linden, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Novi, MI
Synergy Longevity Centers
24285 Karim Blvd Suite A, Novi, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in Village of Clarkston, MI
Forum Health Clarkston Functional Medicine
7300 Dixie Hwy Ste 500, Village of Clarkston, MI
Functional Medicine Practices in West Bloomfield Township, MI
Forum Health West Bloomfield Integrative Medicine Clinic
7035 Orchard Lake Rd Ste 200, West Bloomfield Township, MI
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Common questions
How many functional medicine practices are in Michigan?
This list has 52 functional medicine practices in Michigan, across 20 cities, with the most in Grand Rapids (6), Rochester Hills (5), Troy (5). No directory is complete, so a practice near you may be missing.
What is functional medicine?
Functional medicine looks for the root causes behind symptoms, with long visits, detailed lab work and a plan built around diet, sleep, stress and other habits. Longevity practices use a similar approach with a focus on staying healthy for longer.
How is functional medicine different from a regular doctor's visit?
A regular primary care visit is usually short and focused on one problem. A functional medicine visit is often an hour or more and looks at your whole history. Many functional practices are paid out of pocket or through a membership, so ask about cost before your first visit.
How do I choose a functional medicine practice in Michigan?
Read recent reviews, check who will treat you and what training they have, and call to ask about prices and whether they are taking new patients. Details change, so confirm them with the practice before you book.