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Verified October 6, 2026

Happy Kid Functional Medicine, Omaha

NP-led functional medicine practice in Omaha, NE

NPSuperbillTelehealth

Location and hours

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Address
11320 Davenport Street, Omaha, NE 68154
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At a glance

One of 3 of the 8 Omaha practices we list that name Nebraska for telehealth, it also lists Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Tennessee and Virginia. Its named clinician is an NP (Amy Patton, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC). It says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance and offers a free 15-minute discovery call. Listed conditions include ADHD support and mold & mycotoxins in children.

First visitNot reported
Follow-upsNot reported
Discovery callFree, 15 min
New patientsNot reported
TelehealthYes · Yes · 6 states
Ages seenNot reported
LanguagesNot reported
NPI record since2016

Insurance and payment

Self-reported · Oct 2026
Insurance for visits
Superbill
Medicare
Not reported
Medicaid
Not accepted
HSA / FSA cards
Accepted
Practice model
Not reported

Check coverage with your plan before booking, and ask whether lab tests are billed separately.

Practitioners

As named on the practice's website.

Amy Patton, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC

Pediatric nurse practitioner and founderDNP, APRN, CPNP-PC (listed on the practice's site)
Measured · public records

Credentials and licensure

PractitionerNPILicenceStatusLicensed since
Amy Patton, PNP1750823076NE, AZ licence (from NPPES)Not checkedNot reported

Sources: NPPES NPI Registry, checked October 6, 2026. IFMCP status is self-reported.

Conditions this practice lists

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As listed on the practice's website. Listing a condition isn't evidence a treatment works.

Labs and services

Stool testingOrganic acids (OAT)Food sensitivity testingGenetic testingMycotoxin testingSIBO breath testInflammation markersTexting access

As listed on the practice's website.

How we scored Happy Kid Functional Medicine

Total 5.8 / 10
  • Credentials & licensure · 25%15 / 25
    1 clinician matched to NPI records, no licence record matched and clinicians named with credentials on its site.
  • Transparency on pricing and insurance · 25%10 / 25
    Publishes its insurance status and HSA/FSA policy; no first-visit price.
  • Access · 25%16 / 25
    Superbill for out-of-network claims, telehealth in NE, AZ, CO, IA, TN and VA and free discovery call.
  • Breadth of services · 15%10 / 15
    6 conditions listed, 7 named lab tests and 1 service.
  • Data completeness · 10%6.7 / 10
    8 of 12 key fields verified.

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Happy Kid Functional Medicine: common questions

Does Happy Kid Functional Medicine take insurance?

Happy Kid Functional Medicine says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly, and we found no in-network carriers listed. The practice says it doesn't accept Medicaid, and it says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Check with your plan about any reimbursement. These details are self-reported and were last verified October 2026.

Can I see Happy Kid Functional Medicine by telehealth?

Yes, Happy Kid Functional Medicine says it offers telehealth. It lists these states: NE, AZ, CO, IA, TN and VA. Before booking, confirm with your state board that the clinician is licensed in the state where you'll be during the visit. These details are self-reported and were last verified October 2026.

Which lab tests does Happy Kid Functional Medicine offer?

Happy Kid Functional Medicine names these lab tests on its site: stool testing, organic acids (OAT), food sensitivity testing, genetic testing, mycotoxin testing, SIBO breath test and inflammation markers. This list is self-reported. Ask the practice how each test is ordered and billed.

Does Happy Kid Functional Medicine see children?

Happy Kid Functional Medicine's site centers on children. Among its listed topics are "pediatric functional medicine practice" and "mold & mycotoxins in children". The named clinician is Amy Patton, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC. Our data doesn't include a stated age range, so ask the practice which ages it sees.

What does Happy Kid Functional Medicine treat?

Happy Kid Functional Medicine lists 6 conditions and topics on its site. Examples include ADHD support, gut testing, natural sleep support, mold & mycotoxins in children, Lyme disease and ticks, and pediatric functional medicine practice. These are self-reported listings, not outcomes. Discuss your child's needs directly with the practice.

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Sources

  1. NPPES NPI Registry — NPI, credentials, licence numbers and taxonomy
  2. Practice websites — each practice's own website — pricing, insurance, services and conditions (dated per listing)
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