
This evaluation may be helpful for individuals with:
Many patients seek a more comprehensive evaluation when symptoms persist despite conventional treatment approaches.

Autoimmune disease is not random — it is patterned.
Many patients are treated symptom-by-symptom, but few receive a structured systems-level immune analysis.
The Immune & Systems Assessment is designed for individuals seeking deeper insight into the factors that may be influencing immune activation.
Autoimmune disease can feel overwhelming, especially when symptoms persist. This evaluation allows us to step back and examine the full physiologic landscape.
During your comprehensive evaluation we will:
This visit focuses on systems-level immune mapping.
During this session we:
Rather than reviewing isolated lab markers, we analyze how physiologic systems interact.
The goal is clinical interpretation rather than simple lab review.
During your follow-up visit we will:
Patients receive a written summary of their evaluation findings.
This evaluation prioritizes clinical clarity before intervention.
Rather than immediately implementing supplements or protocols, we first map:
Only after understanding the complete clinical picture do we discuss next steps.
This is not a rushed appointment.
The Immune Assessment is intentionally structured to allow time for clinical nuance and thoughtful analysis.
Each visit is extended to ensure:
Appointments are limited to preserve depth and quality of care.
This evaluation is often appropriate for individuals who:
This is an evaluation-only service and does not include:
If a structured intervention is appropriate, next-step options will be discussed after the assessment is completed.
Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the joints, causing inflammation, pain, and stiffness.
A functional medicine perspective may explore factors that influence immune activation, including:
Functional medicine aims to:
Lupus is a complex autoimmune condition that can affect multiple systems in the body including:
Functional medicine evaluates factors that may influence immune balance such as:
At Functional Health Institute, we take a systems-based approach to understanding how these factors interact and influence autoimmune activity.
Sjögren’s syndrome is an autoimmune condition that primarily affects the glands responsible for producing moisture.
Common symptoms include:
A functional medicine evaluation may explore contributing factors such as:
Patients interested in deeper insight may begin with the Comprehensive Autoimmune Evaluation.
Chronic inflammation can contribute to a wide range of symptoms, including:
A systems-based evaluation may examine:
Understanding these influences allows for a more personalized and strategic approach to supporting long-term health.

Functional Health Institute serves patients in:
Telehealth appointments are also available.
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