Christian Integrative and Functional Medicine Practitioners
Integrative practitioners hold conventional medical training and add nutrition, lifestyle, and natural therapeutics to it. For many patients this is the simplest bridge between the two worlds, and the practitioners here are openly Christian.
What care usually involves
- Conventional diagnosis paired with lifestyle-first treatment
- Longer visits than a typical primary care appointment
- Coordination with specialists you already see
- Openly Christian practice and prayer where welcomed
Christian integrative medicine practitioners
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Sean McGovern, NMD
Integrative Medicine
Integrative medicine
Jennifer Salcido, ND
Integrative Medicine
Integrative medicine
Mark Stengler, NMD
Integrative Medicine
Integrative / natural medicine
Angela Stengler, MS, NMD
Integrative Medicine
Integrative / natural medicine
Rebecca Ford, ND, MS, RN
Integrative Medicine
Integrative medicine
Michelle Walter, ND
Integrative Medicine
Integrative medicine
Stephanie Sinclair, ND
Integrative Medicine
Integrative / natural medicine
Diane Peters
Integrative Medicine
Integrative medicine
Easter Ho, ND
Integrative Medicine
Functional medicine
Rayette Pollard Casiano, MD; FACP; ABOIM; DABOM
Integrative Medicine
Weight; metabolic health; hormones
Alexandra Zelenka, MD
Integrative Medicine
Metabolic health; hormones; preventive care
St. Claire Sumaili, MD
Integrative Medicine
Metabolic health; hormones; integrative care
Common questions
- How is integrative medicine different from functional medicine?
- The terms overlap heavily. Functional medicine emphasizes systems-based root-cause analysis; integrative medicine emphasizes combining conventional and complementary care. Many practitioners use both labels.
- Will insurance cover it?
- Often partially. Many practices are cash-pay for extended visits while labs and prescriptions still bill insurance.