Restore Functional Medicine, Boise

Restore Functional Medicine says it provides superbills rather than listing in-network insurance. Its site names no in-network carriers, and our data has no Medicare or Medicaid information for the practice. The practice says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your plan directly what, if anything, it will reimburse from a superbill.

Yes, Restore Functional Medicine says it offers telehealth. The states it lists for telehealth visits are WA, ID and OR. Before booking, confirm with your state board that the clinician you would see is licensed in the state where you are located.

Restore Functional Medicine names these lab tests on its site: stool testing, food sensitivity testing, genetic testing, micronutrient testing, hormone testing, and cortisol / adrenal testing. These are self-reported by the practice. Ask the practice how each test is ordered and priced, since our data does not include test fees.

Restore Functional Medicine lists 8 conditions on its site. They are thyroid health, hormone optimization and replacement therapies for men and women, metabolic/weight loss management, gastrointestinal conditions, autoimmune conditions, joint/musculoskeletal diseases and injuries, lyme disease, and mold and other toxins. These are self-reported listings, not outcome claims. The practice also lists services including primary care, PRP therapy and neural therapy.