Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine, Austin
MD and DO-led functional medicine practice in Austin, TX
Location and hours
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- 2200 Park Bend, Bldg 1, Suite 201, Austin, TX 78758
At a glance
One of only 2 of the 11 practices we list in Austin to list a DO credential, this practice also lists MD and names Wally Taylor, MD. It says it offers telehealth in Texas, one of 4 Austin practices that do, and sees all ages. Conditions listed include Lyme disease, toxic mold exposure and long-haul COVID.
Practitioners
As named on the practice's website.
Wally Taylor, MD
PhysicianMD (listed on the practice's site)Credentials and licensure
| Practitioner | NPI | Licence | Status | Licensed since |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wallace Edmondson Taylor, M.D. | 1831173707 | CO licence (from NPPES) | Not checked | Not reported |
Sources: NPPES NPI Registry, checked October 3, 2026. IFMCP status is self-reported.
Conditions this practice lists
As listed on the practice's website. Listing a condition isn't evidence a treatment works.
Labs and services
As listed on the practice's website.
How we scored Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine
Total 3.9 / 10- Credentials & licensure · 25%15 / 251 clinician matched to NPI records, no licence record matched and clinicians named with credentials on its site.
- Transparency on pricing and insurance · 25%0 / 25Publishes no prices or insurance details.
- Access · 25%7 / 25Telehealth in TX.
- Breadth of services · 15%11 / 159 conditions listed, 2 named lab tests and 4 services.
- Data completeness · 10%5.8 / 107 of 12 key fields verified.
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Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine: common questions
Can I see Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine by telehealth?
Yes, Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine says it offers telehealth. The only state it lists for telehealth is TX. This is self-reported from the practice's website, last verified October 2026. Before booking, confirm with your state medical board that the clinician is licensed in the state where you will be during the visit.
Which lab tests does Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine offer?
Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine names Mycotoxin testing and Heavy metals testing on its site. These are self-reported from the practice's own website, last verified October 2026. Ask the practice directly how testing is ordered and what it costs.
Does Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine see children?
Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine lists "All ages" as the ages it sees. This is self-reported from the practice's website, last verified October 2026. Contact the practice to confirm that its clinicians see children and which services are available to them.
What does Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine treat?
Forum Health Functional & Integrative Medicine lists 9 conditions on its site; we don't report outcomes. Examples include Lyme disease and tick-borne co-infections, toxic mold exposure and environmentally acquired illness, long-haul COVID and chronic respiratory symptoms, chronic fatigue and post-viral syndromes, autoimmune disease and unexplained inflammation, hormone, thyroid and adrenal imbalances, gut and digestive issues, and Graves' disease. These are self-reported.
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Sources
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