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- Alternative Medicine Practitioner
- Business Development Service
- Chiropractor
- Holistic Medicine Practitioner
- Naturopathic Practitioner
- Women's Health Clinic
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Functional Wellness Docs was created to help Functional Medicine and Holistic Healthcare practitioners save time and money implementing Functional Medicine services in their practice. We provide simple documents and technology tools that help healthcare providers in private practice implement and practice Functional Medicine / Functional Wellness. Technology tools: 1.Functional Bloodwork Analysis Excel Spreadsheet -is a pre-programmed excel spreadsheet with functional ranges for over 60 analytes, plus common explanations for high and low results. 2.Functional Medicine Lab Test Finder web app -this is an app that is installed on any mobile device or desktop. This Lab Test Finder app allows you to EASILY search over 200 advanced functional lab tests and over 20 functional testing laboratories to find the best test(s) for your patient!
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6705-B 38th Ave. N., 33710, St. Petersburg, United States
- drkelley@functionalwellnessdocs.com
- functionalwellnessdocs.com
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