Functional Medicine Telehealth Platform
Root-cause functional medicine with advanced lab testing and nationwide telehealth
- Membership telehealth
- Care model
- Nationwide
- Coverage
- Insurance + HSA/FSA
- Payment routes
Services
- Healthcare Web
- Conversion Design
- Content Architecture
Stack
Year
2025
The challenge.
Functional medicine carries two objections before anyone reads a word of the offer: is this real medicine, and will insurance cover it. A site that leads with wellness language loses the sceptical visitor, who is also the one most worth converting.
What I did.
- 1
Led with clinical credibility — board-certified clinicians and advanced lab testing — rather than wellness vocabulary, so the medical claim is made before the lifestyle one.
- 2
Put the five recurring objections into a persistent trust strip: insurance accepted, board-certified clinicians, advanced lab testing, nationwide telehealth, HSA/FSA eligible.
- 3
Gave visitors two entry points matched to readiness — 'Verify insurance' for people close to committing, 'Start with labs' for people who want evidence first.
- 4
Framed the whole proposition around a single line that names the frustration: a doctor that asks why, not just what.
What was built.
- Insurance verification flow as a primary CTA
- Lab-first entry path for undecided visitors
- Programme comparison page
- Clinician credentials surfaced above the fold
- Supplements store and member login
- HSA/FSA eligibility messaging throughout
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