SouthPark Functional Medicine, Charlotte

SouthPark Functional Medicine lists superbills as its insurance option, and it names no in-network carriers on its site. A superbill is a receipt you can submit to your insurer yourself. Whether your plan reimburses any of it is between you and your insurer. Ask the practice directly about Medicare, Medicaid and HSA/FSA cards, because we have no data on those.

SouthPark Functional Medicine publishes a price of $750 for its first visit, which it calls a Comprehensive Initial Consultation and lists as 60 minutes. A Follow-up Consultation is listed at $375 for 30 minutes. These prices come from the practice's own website and are self-reported. Our data was verified in October 2026.

Yes. SouthPark Functional Medicine publishes "The SPFM Membership" at $2,950 per year, about $246/mo. The practice says it includes three follow-up consultations per year, direct portal messaging with Dr. Mahtani, priority scheduling and ongoing plan review. The practice also lists a per-visit option, so membership is not the only way to book.

SouthPark Functional Medicine names food sensitivity testing on its site. That is the only lab test in our data for this practice. The practice may order other tests, so ask what testing is involved and what it will cost before you book.

SouthPark Functional Medicine names 11 conditions on its site. These include fatigue and brain fog, autoimmune conditions, Hashimoto's, psoriasis, digestive issues, PCOS, chronic pain and fibromyalgia, and migraines. A condition on this list shows only what the practice names on its site. It does not show any outcome. The site names Sarita Mahtani, MD, IFMCP, and the IFMCP credential is self-reported.