Starting care at a new clinic comes with questions. We've built this section to answer the practical ones before they slow you down: what happens at your first visit, how to use your HSA or FSA dollars, what our clients ask most, and where to go when you want to understand the clinical reasoning behind what we do. If you're new to REVIVE, Getting Started is the right first stop. If you've been here a while and have a specific question, the FAQs have you covered. No phone tag required.
What to expect at your first visit, how to schedule, and how the consultation process works. You'll find intake information, scheduling guidance, and a clear picture of what happens from booking to your first protocol review.
Questions about services, telehealth eligibility, memberships, and how care works at REVIVE: answered in plain language. Covers everything from how to prepare for your first visit to how out-of-network reimbursement works.
Many REVIVE services qualify for Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account spending. Find out which services are eligible, how to submit for reimbursement, and how to make the most of your benefits before they expire.
Clinician-authored articles on functional medicine, hormones, metabolic health, and longevity. Explore the science behind the protocols, the failures driving chronic disease, and what real ownership of your health looks like.

At REVIVE, we believe informed patients make better health decisions. Our patient resources are designed to give you the information you need before your first visit, during your care journey, and as you navigate insurance and payment options.
From understanding what to expect at your first appointment to maximizing your HSA/FSA benefits, we provide clear, actionable guidance every step of the way.
Your first visit sets the foundation for everything that follows. We take the time to understand your health history, current concerns, and long-term goals before recommending any protocol.
Every patient receives a personalized protocol designed around their unique physiology, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Take the first step toward care built around how you actually feel and function — not population averages.