Health Testing Services
Beyond blood work, the center offers clinical-grade bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA): a lying-down body composition measurement that separates fat, muscle, and water, so you can see what a nutrition, exercise, or medical plan is actually changing rather than guessing from scale weight.
Understanding Health Testing Services
Health testing at the Flower Mound office includes non-invasive measurement options such as bioelectrical impedance body-composition estimates. At Functional Medicine & Wellness Center, health testing services begins with an individualized conversation rather than a universal promise. The purpose is to clarify the patient's questions, review relevant information, and decide on a proportionate next step.
How health testing services is approached
Results are reviewed as measurements and trends, not as stand-alone answers. The value of a screening depends on the question being asked, the quality of the data, and appropriate follow-up. The practice explains what each observation can support, what remains uncertain, and when another qualified provider should be involved. Patients are encouraged to ask how a recommendation relates to their history and goals.
Scope and important limits
Screening does not establish a medical condition. Results that raise a concern may call for a primary-care provider, specialist, or another qualified professional. Functional Medicine & Wellness Center has one office in Flower Mound, Texas. Service availability, remote suitability, and follow-up timing are confirmed for each patient rather than assumed from a website page.
Services connected to Health Testing Services
The following health testing services pages describe the specific services currently represented in the practice's content system. Use the page paths supplied by the practice to compare scope and preparation details.
Related areas of care
Health Testing Services may overlap with other questions about movement, nutrition, laboratory information, or wellness planning. These related pages provide context without implying that every service is appropriate for every person.
- Blood Work Analysis Services
- Applied Kinesiology Services
- Nutritional Therapy Services
- Functional Medicine Services
- Chiropractic Care Services
Planning a visit from the Flower Mound area
Patients considering health testing services can review the communities listed below and then contact the Flower Mound office to confirm the appointment type. A listed community is a service-area reference, not a claim that the practice has an office there.
Questions to bring to the appointment
For a focused health testing services conversation, bring a current medication and supplement list, relevant records, a short timeline, and the questions that matter most. Call Functional Medicine & Wellness Center to verify scope, preparation, and whether the requested service is offered in person or remotely.
Why measure body composition instead of weight?
Scale weight cannot tell fat from muscle from water — and only body composition analysis can show what a nutrition, exercise, or medical plan is actually changing. Our clinical BIA measurement is taken lying down, with electrodes at hand and foot, so fluids settle and readings stay consistent visit to visit.
The screening gap this closes
An adult’s ‘successful diet’ can quietly burn muscle and water while the scale applauds. Composition testing catches that early, while it is still easy to correct — and it separates real progress from water shifts that look like progress for a week.
How testing feeds your plan
Results never sit in a drawer: body-composition results calibrate the weight-management program and give each follow-up a number to move rather than a feeling to chase.
Get a baseline you can actually use
Book a testing visit — a few minutes for BIA, and a review that turns the numbers into a plan. Testing is in-office; results review can be in person or virtual.
Health Testing at the center, step by step.
- 01 BIA: lying-down measurement with electrodes at hand and foot — settled, accurate
- 02 Plain-language review of what the numbers mean
- 03 Recommended plan adjustments built from results
- 04 Scheduled re-testing to verify progress
Who health testing fits best.
- Anyone on a weight or fitness plan who needs composition, not scale weight
- Patients who want to confirm a plan is preserving muscle, not just dropping weight
- Baseline-seekers before a health program
Health Triad Comprehensive Evaluation™
Not sure which door fits? Start with the 90-minute Health Triad Comprehensive Evaluation™ ($449) — or book online and we'll help you choose.
Asked before booking health testing.
How is your body composition test different from my gym's?
Position and conductivity. Lying down lets body fluids settle for consistent readings, and hand-foot electrodes avoid the metal-grip interference of standing analyzers — so results are comparable visit to visit rather than drifting with hydration and posture.
How often should body composition be re-measured?
Usually every four to twelve weeks while a plan is active — often enough to catch a trend, far enough apart that normal fluctuation does not read as change. Your specific interval is set when the baseline is reviewed.
Conditions and reading connected to health testing.
Health Testing at the Center
Ready for a clearer roadmap?
Book online through Practice Better — we'll listen, look across the Health Triad, and map a better-ordered plan that helps your body do what it was designed to do: heal.
Office Hours
Mon & Wed: 10 AM – 5 PM · Fri: 10 AM – 3:30 PM
Sat: 8 AM – 11 AM · Closed for lunch 1 – 2 PM
The Office
1001 Cross Timbers Rd #1020, Flower Mound, TX 75028 Located in the Atrium building — our outside entrance is to the right of the Calvary Chapel.