Family Practice & Functional Medicine
Family medicine and functional medicine in one downtown Provo office, from nurse practitioners who look for what’s behind a symptom and build the plan around that. We accept insurance for family practice and functional medicine visits, and our front desk books by phone.
4.8-star Google rating
Care
Primary care, hormones, thyroid, gut, energy, and more
Providers
Nurse practitioners
Insurance
Accepted for family practice and functional medicine visits
Booking
By phone with our front desk
Family practice services
Hormones
Weight, metabolism, and heart
Gut, energy, and immunity
Pelvic and sexual health
What patients say about the practice
The test were very thorough and when I reviewed the results with my physician, she already had a plan of action for me. I have referred my daughter, daughter in law and other friends and family to them.
Luz, Google review
What a visit looks like
Call to book
Our front desk finds you a time and checks your insurance before you come in, so there are no surprises on the day.
Your first visit
We go over your health concerns, your history, and your lifestyle, and order the labs or screenings your provider thinks will help, such as hormone levels.
Your plan, then follow-up
You leave with a plan. It might include food and lifestyle changes, medication adjustments, or a therapy like bioidentical hormones. We follow your progress and adjust as we go.
We believe the body is designed to heal itself when supported with the right tools.
Our care blends traditional primary care with functional medicine, so one visit can handle the routine and the deeper question at the same time. You won’t feel rushed or overlooked here. We take the time to listen, test where it helps, and treat the whole person.
Do you take insurance?
Yes, for family practice and functional medicine visits. Coverage depends on your plan and on the visit, so our front desk checks it before you come in. If you’re paying out of pocket, they can tell you what to expect when you call.
What is functional medicine?
Functional medicine looks for the reasons behind a symptom instead of treating only the symptom. It asks why your energy is low or your digestion is off, then uses your history, your labs, and your daily habits to answer that.
At Optimal Health it is part of the family practice, so the same nurse practitioners handle your routine care and the deeper work. Read more on our functional medicine page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does insurance cover functional medicine here?
Yes. We accept insurance for family practice and functional medicine visits. Whether a particular visit is covered depends on your plan, so our front desk checks it before you come in. Call 801-877-5801 with your plan details and they’ll tell you where you stand.
How do I make an appointment?
Call our front desk at 801-877-5801 during office hours. They’ll find you a time and verify your insurance first. If it’s easier, text 866-485-7664 and we’ll get back to you.
Who will I see?
A nurse practitioner. Optimal Health is led by nurse practitioners, and they provide the care on the family practice side, from routine visits to hormone and functional medicine work.
Can you be my primary care provider?
Yes. We provide primary and preventive care for individuals and families, and the same nurse practitioners do the functional medicine work, so your everyday care and the deeper look stay in one place. Call and our front desk can tell you what that includes for your household.
What’s the difference between family practice and functional medicine here?
Family practice is the everyday care: check-ups, prescriptions, the problems that come up. Functional medicine is the deeper look at why a problem keeps coming back, using your labs, history, and habits. Here the same providers do both, so you don’t have to choose.
Do you also have a med spa?
Yes, in the same downtown Provo office. Our med spa offers skin, laser, body, and Dysport treatments, and it’s booked separately from your medical visits.
Where are you, and when are you open?
We’re at 240 E Center St in downtown Provo, a short drive from Orem and the rest of Utah County. We’re open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 9 to 4, Wednesday 9 to 5, and Friday 9 to 1.
More at Optimal Health
Ready to make an appointment?
Our front desk books family practice and functional medicine visits by phone and checks your insurance first. Call during office hours, or text us any time and we’ll get back to you.