Holistic Health Code
Functional medicine weight loss telehealth — a six-month membership with GLP-1 access, advanced labs, and personalized lifestyle protocols
- Telehealth
Summary
- What they offer
- Functional Medicine
- What it costs
- $150–$400/visit
- Per visit
- Insurance
- Self-pay accepted (insurance not confirmed)
- HSA/FSA accepted.
- Where you can use it
- Telehealth in 32 states
Overview
Holistic Health Code is a functional medicine telehealth clinic that takes a whole-body approach to health, addressing the interconnected systems that drive chronic disease and suboptimal wellness. Their practitioners work with patients virtually to investigate root causes of persistent health complaints including fatigue, brain fog, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, and autoimmune conditions that often go unresolved in conventional medical settings. The clinic uses advanced functional lab testing combined with detailed health history analysis to develop individualized treatment protocols. These protocols may include targeted nutritional interventions, gut restoration programs, hormone balancing strategies, and detoxification support tailored to each patient's unique biochemistry. Holistic Health Code emphasizes patient education throughout the treatment process, empowering individuals to understand their health data and make informed decisions about their ongoing wellness journey through functional medicine principles. autoimmune conditions that often go unresolved in conventional medical settings. The clinic uses advanced functional lab testing combined with detailed health history analysis to develop individualized treatment protocols. These protocols may include targeted nutritional interventions, gut restoration programs, hormone balancing strategies, and detoxification support tailored to each patient's unique biochemistry. Holistic Health Code emphasizes patient education throughout the treatment process, empowering individuals to understand their health data and make informed decisions about their ongoing wellness journey through functional medicine principles.
Who it suits
Patients who feel their conventional medical care has not addressed the root cause of their chronic symptoms — including fatigue, hormonal imbalances, gut issues, autoimmune conditions, or metabolic dysfunction. Holistic Health Code is ideal for motivated patients who want a comprehensive, investigative approach to their health and are willing to invest in advanced lab testing and lifestyle-based interventions. It is cash-pay only, making it best suited for patients comfortable with out-of-pocket or HSA/FSA spending.
How Holistic Health Code compares
Holistic Health Code sits at the intersection of functional medicine and weight management — a combination that is relatively rare among telehealth platforms. Unlike direct GLP-1 prescribers (Hims Weight, Ro Body, Lemonaid) that focus on fast medication access, Holistic Health Code approaches weight loss through the functional medicine lens: identifying hormonal, metabolic, gut, and lifestyle root causes before selecting a treatment strategy. GLP-1 medications (semaglutide, tirzepatide) are available as one tool within this framework but are not the default or sole focus. The six-month membership ($1,590 or $275/month) includes clinician visits, health coaching, advanced diagnostic testing, and a personalized lifestyle plan — comparable in structure to Parsley Health's membership but with an explicit weight loss and metabolic health focus. The out-of-network cash-pay model is the primary barrier: no insurance is accepted, and the total membership cost is substantial. Compared to cash-pay functional medicine practices at similar price points, Holistic Health Code's telehealth-first model offers geographic flexibility that in-person functional medicine does not.
Services
Care offered
- Functional Medicine
Included
- Initial Evaluation & Diagnosis
- Medication Management
- Lab Work
- Women's Health
- Men's Health
Convenience
- Async Messaging with Provider
- Evening & Weekend Hours
Cost & insurance
Cost
$150–$400/visit
- Per visit
Holistic Health Code operates on a cash-pay model and does not accept insurance. Initial consultations typically range from $150–$400, and additional lab testing costs vary depending on the panels ordered. Ongoing care may involve monthly or quarterly follow-up visits. HSA and FSA funds can generally be used. Total first-year investment for a functional medicine program can range from $1,000–$3,000 or more depending on testing and treatment complexity.
Insurance
Self-pay accepted (insurance not confirmed)
HSA/FSA accepted.
Prices and insurance are based on public information and provider submissions and can change.
Availability
States served by telehealth
32 states
- AL
- AZ
- AR
- CA
- CO
- CT
- FL
- GA
- IL
- IN
- KY
- LA
- MD
- MA
- MI
- MN
- MO
- NV
- NJ
- NM
- NY
- NC
- OH
- OK
- OR
- PA
- TN
- TX
- UT
- VA
- WA
- WI
Telehealth providers must be licensed in the state where you are during the visit.
What to expect
Your initial consultation is a 60–90 minute deep dive into your health history, symptoms, and goals with a functional medicine practitioner. Based on your consultation, you'll receive recommendations for advanced lab testing — which may include hormone panels, microbiome analysis, food sensitivity testing, or metabolic markers. A follow-up appointment reviews your lab results and produces a personalized protocol that may include targeted supplements, dietary changes, medication, or hormone therapy. Ongoing support is provided through follow-up visits and async messaging. The process is typically slower and more investigative than conventional care, with meaningful changes often emerging over two to four months.
How to start
Visit the Holistic Health Code website to request a discovery call or book an initial consultation directly. The intake process typically includes a detailed health history questionnaire covering symptoms, lifestyle, diet, and prior lab work. Your first appointment is a comprehensive consultation with a functional medicine practitioner who reviews your history and recommends a testing protocol. Lab kits or orders are provided after your consultation, with a follow-up appointment to review results and build your personalized care plan.
Frequently asked questions
Does Holistic Health Code accept insurance?
Holistic Health Code accepts self-pay. We have not confirmed whether it accepts insurance, so check with the provider before booking.
What states does Holistic Health Code serve?
Holistic Health Code offers telehealth in 32 states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin. Telehealth providers must be licensed in the state where you are located during your visit.
How do I book with Holistic Health Code?
Visit the Holistic Health Code website to request a discovery call or book an initial consultation directly. The intake process typically includes a detailed health history questionnaire covering symptoms, lifestyle, diet, and prior lab work. Your first appointment is a comprehensive consultation with a functional medicine practitioner who reviews your history and recommends a testing protocol. Lab kits or orders are provided after your consultation, with a follow-up appointment to review results and build your personalized care plan.
What conditions does Holistic Health Code treat?
Holistic Health Code lists care for Functional Medicine. Check the provider's website for the specific services offered in your state.
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