Optimal Wellness For Life

I am listening. As a nurse practitioner with more than a decade of traditional Endocrinology experience, I have heard so many of my patients tell their stories of chronic unexplained symptoms that profoundly impact their quality of life. Many of them passed from practitioner to practitioner with no answers, being told that "there is nothing wrong with you" or "your tests are all normal."

Optimal Wellness offers Functional Medicine, which is a comprehensive, time intensive approach to chronic disease that is not covered by Traditional health insurance. Our practitioners want to take care of you in a way that insurance companies do not reimburse for or recognize. Unlike acute medical conditions, chronic illness is not resolved in a single appointment, or a few follow up appointments.

IV nutrient therapy is the fastest way to provide your body with certain substances that it needs to ensure optimal metabolic function. By using direct intravenous administration, the client is able to bypass the gut and avoid the repercussions of malabsorption that can be present when there is gastric inflammation or dysfunction.

Functional Medicine involves understanding and identifying the triggers, prevention, and treatment of complex, chronic disease and symptoms. Our Functional Medicine approach focuses on personalized patient-centered care, promoting health as a positive vitality, beyond just the absence of disease.

We integrate a science-based approach, creating a focus on prevention incorporating the "whole person" through advanced diagnostic testing, therapeutic interventions focusing on nutrition, targeted nutritional/botanical supplements, therapeutic diets, detoxification and gut healing protocols, and stress management techniques.At Optimal Wellness, we understand your frustration when you feel like no one is listening to you.

The connection between stress and illness is well documented in the literature. Elevated stress has been associated with various health conditions including cardiovascular disease, gastrointestinal disease, and hormone imbalance, just to name a few. Remember that inflammation uses the same pathway as stress.