Carrollton, TX

Functional medicine for Carrollton patients

Most people who come here have already been somewhere else. They have had the bloodwork, been told it looks fine, and left with the original problem intact — the fatigue, the digestive trouble, the weight that will not move, the sense of running at seventy per cent for reasons nobody has explained.

Dr. Ozzie has practised in Flower Mound since 2000 and is a board-certified chiropractor, Texas licence #8418. Results are interpreted through functional ranges alongside standard ones, which frequently surfaces a pattern that a "within normal limits" reading passes straight over.

One person, three interacting systems

The Health Triad Method™ assesses physical, chemical and emotional factors as parts of a single picture.

The physical and neurological side covers movement, muscles and joints, fascia, posture and gait, balance, coordination, injury history and brain-body signalling. The biochemical side covers nutrition, digestion, absorption, hydration, blood sugar, hormones, inflammation, immune activity and nutrient status, alongside what any current medication is doing. The mental and emotional side covers sleep, stress and the real load a life is placing on a body.

Very little goes wrong in only one of those. That is the argument for assessing them together rather than in sequence.

What people arrive with

Thyroid health, autoimmune concerns, gut and digestive problems, hormone imbalance, blood sugar and insulin issues, brain fog, food sensitivities, chronic inflammation, sleep and stress, and weight management.

The usual starting point

Most people begin with the Health Triad Comprehensive Evaluation™ — ninety minutes, $449, in the Flower Mound office. It is built for persistent, complex or unexplained problems rather than a single isolated complaint.

It includes the consultation itself; a thorough review of health history, symptoms, lifestyle, prior care, medications and supplements, injuries and stress patterns; review of recent bloodwork supplied beforehand; an OptimalDX blood chemistry analysis and report when recent markers allow it; a read on which patterns and contributors matter most; and a clear account of what to do next.

Worth knowing in advance: the Evexia Advanced Wellness Blood Chemistry Panel is not bundled in. If you already have recent labs, they may be enough. If new testing is warranted, you will hear what it costs before it is ordered.

What comes next

There is no standard package that follows the evaluation. The next step is decided by what was found and is talked through with you before anything begins.

That might be focused work in a single area — chiropractic care, applied kinesiology assessment, nutritional therapy, or supplement guidance where there is a reason for it. It might be more measurement, if the assessment raised a question that testing can settle. For people who need a longer structured process, the practice runs multi-week programs organised around the same three domains.

Two narrower options exist for people who do not need the full evaluation: the Executive Biomarker Review™ ($495) pairs new blood chemistry with a virtual review, and the Blood Work Second Opinion™ covers interpretation of labs you already have.

How this works if you live in Carrollton

Carrollton is the longest regular trip to this office — roughly twelve miles, usually the Bush Turnpike and then north on I-35E — so it repays being deliberate about which parts of care actually need the journey.

The initial evaluation does: it includes a physical assessment that cannot happen over video. Hands-on chiropractic care, applied kinesiology and in-office measurement are the same. Those are worth grouping into fewer, fuller visits rather than spreading thin.

A good deal of the rest does not require the drive. The wellness panel runs past forty markers and can be drawn at any LabCorp near you, with the review done by phone or video and written recommendations to follow — patients outside Texas have worked this way for years. Settling that split at the first appointment is what keeps a twelve-mile drive from becoming the reason a plan quietly stops.

Before you call

Referral needed? No, you can book yourself in.

Insurance? Cash-based concierge care, with HSA and FSA accepted. Blue Cross Blue Shield is the only insurance the practice takes.

How quickly is there a direction? The evaluation is ninety minutes and ends with the findings and a recommended next step, rather than a wait for results to be explained later.

And if it is not a fit? You will hear that directly rather than being enrolled in something anyway.

Practical details

This is cash-based concierge care. HSA and FSA are accepted; Blue Cross Blue Shield is the only insurance taken. Bring recent labs, a current list of medications and supplements, and any imaging or specialist letters. Sending bloodwork ahead means it can be reviewed before you are in the room, which makes better use of the ninety minutes.

Before making the drive from Carrollton, call 214-395-7264 and confirm the practice is a fit for what you are dealing with.