Origins Functional Medicine

Origins Functional Medicine offers functional medicine for adults with chronic illness, though its physician is no longer seeing patients.

Maitland · Telehealth offered

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At a glance

Telehealth: Virtual and in person
Self pay: Foundational Assessment (one-time investment) $695

About

Origins Functional Medicine was founded to provide an all-encompassing holistic healing experience. The practice partners with each patient to create individualized treatment plans that take into account internal and external environments, and it performs advanced diagnostic testing and interpretation.

Dr. Linda Matteoli is a physician who is board certified in family medicine and holds a master's degree in nutrition. She has trained with the Institute of Functional Medicine and has completed Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice along with two advanced practice modules.

Precision medicine testing
Root cause focus
Lifestyle intervention
Supplements and herbals
Prescription medication when needed
Hormone therapy as a last step

Concerns they commonly address

Mental health disorders

The practice describes insomnia, depression and anxiety as disruptions in brain health and evaluates factors affecting brain health.

Autoimmune disease

The practice takes an individualized approach to autoimmune disease aimed at identifying and removing the factor causing immune system dysregulation.

Cardiovascular and metabolic disease

Treatment for cardiovascular and metabolic disease is centered on lifestyle changes to reduce inflammation and improve metabolic health.

Endocrine and hormonal disease

The practice evaluates each step of the hormone chain of function and aims to balance that system.

Gastrointestinal disorders

The practice typically performs a thorough GI evaluation, which may include stool analysis, breath test and organic acid profile.

Skin conditions

Treatment of skin conditions involves uncovering and treating root causes of inflammation, imbalance and nutrient deficiencies.

Services

Discovery call

An optional phone call with Dr. Matteoli to ask about how a specific case would be approached and about the practice; no direct medical advice is given.

Foundational Assessment

A one-time assessment with a 90-minute appointment, lab review, a personalized plan, and follow-up with the health coach and therapist, required to establish care.

12-month membership

Ongoing membership with regular appointments with Dr. Matteoli, the therapist and the nutritionist, along with advanced testing.

Founder

Dr. Linda Matteoli, DO, MS

Graduated from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed a family medicine residency at Eastern Virginia Medical School. Board certified in family medicine, with a master's degree in nutrition from Simmons College and an undergraduate degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition from the University of Florida. Has trained with the Institute of Functional Medicine.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Self-pay

Foundational Assessment (one-time investment): $695.

Insurance billing

The office does not bill insurance and does not participate with Medicare; superbills are provided on request for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Payment plans

The practice does not offer payment plans at this time.

Membership eligibility

Completing the Foundational Assessment does not guarantee a place in the membership plan.

Primary care requirement

Patients are required to have a primary care physician for yearly physicals, wellness visits and after-hours or urgent care.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Adults with chronic illness, Otherwise healthy adults who do not feel right.

Care setting

telehealth: Virtual and in person.

Not an emergency service

The practice may not be able to respond to urgent requests, including messages or phone calls.

Questions families ask

Can I use telehealth?

Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Virtual and in person.

What are the self-pay rates?