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Verified October 6, 2026

Heights of Health, Houston

ND-led functional medicine practice in Houston, TX

NDTelehealth
Practice websiteCall (713) 861-6777

Location and hours

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2233 Yale St Ste 110, Houston, TX 77008
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At a glance

Heights of Health is the only one of the 19 practices we list in Houston that lists the ND credential. It says it offers telehealth and a 20-minute discovery call, uses a per-visit model and sees all ages. Conditions it lists on its site include anxiety, depression, sleep issues and children with ADD/ADHD spectrum/school issues.

First visitNot reported
Follow-upsNot reported
Discovery callOffered, 20 min
New patientsNot reported
TelehealthYes
Ages seenAll ages
LanguagesNot reported
NPI record sinceNot reported

Insurance and payment

Self-reported · Oct 2026
Insurance for visits
Not reported
Medicare
Not reported
Medicaid
Not reported
HSA / FSA cards
Not reported
Practice model
Per visit

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

Practitioners

As named on the practice's website.

Tracy Southwick, Master MBSR-P, ND (Trad.), HHP, CNHP, CNA, AMP

Owner & Founder; Traditional NaturopathMaster MBSR-P, ND (Trad.), HHP, CNHP, CNA, AMP (listed on the practice's site)

Allison McWhorter, CNHP, HHP, ND

Functional Medicine Lab Testing SpecialistCNHP, HHP, ND (listed on the practice's site)

Conditions this practice lists

AnxietyDepression & moodSleepADHD & focus
All condition guides →

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

Labs and services

Heavy metals testingGI-MAP stool testHormone testingFood sensitivity testingGenetic testingNeural ZoomerSupplementsHolistic Therapy

As listed on the practice's website.

How we scored Heights of Health

Total 3.3 / 10
  • Credentials & licensure · 25%5 / 25
    No licence record matched and clinicians named with credentials on its site.
  • Transparency on pricing and insurance · 25%0 / 25
    Publishes no prices or insurance details.
  • Access · 25%12 / 25
    Telehealth and discovery call.
  • Breadth of services · 15%10 / 15
    4 conditions listed, 6 named lab tests and 2 services.
  • Data completeness · 10%5.8 / 10
    7 of 12 key fields verified.

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Heights of Health: common questions

Can I see Heights of Health by telehealth?

Heights of Health says it offers telehealth. Its site does not name which states it serves by telehealth. Before booking, confirm with your state board that the clinician can practice in your state. No clinician named on the site was matched to an NPI record. The practice also lists a 20 min discovery call. These details are self-reported and were last verified in October 2026.

Does Heights of Health have a membership?

Heights of Health lists a per-visit practice model, and we have no membership details on record for it. Its site lists a 20 min discovery call. These details come from the practice's own website, are labelled self-reported, and were last verified in October 2026. Ask the practice directly about current payment options.

Which lab tests does Heights of Health offer?

Heights of Health names these lab tests on its site: heavy metals testing, the GI-MAP stool test, hormone testing, food sensitivity testing, genetic testing and Neural Zoomer. The practice also lists supplements and holistic therapy among its services. This list is self-reported from the practice's website and was last verified in October 2026.

Does Heights of Health see children?

Yes. Heights of Health says it sees all ages. One of the 4 conditions it lists on its site is children with ADD/ADHD spectrum and school issues. The clinicians named on the site list ND credentials. These are self-reported, and no named clinician was matched to an NPI record. You can confirm credentials with the Texas state board.

What does Heights of Health treat?

Heights of Health names 4 conditions on its site: anxiety, depression, sleep issues, and children with ADD/ADHD spectrum and school issues. Listing a condition is not a claim about outcomes. The practice also lists supplements and holistic therapy as services. These details are self-reported from the practice's website and were last verified in October 2026.

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