Flower Mound, TX

Functional medicine in Flower Mound

The office is at 1001 Cross Timbers Rd #1020 — on FM 1171 in eastern Flower Mound, a little under two miles from Texas Health Presbyterian. Dr. Ozzie has practised in this town since 2000, which is now more than twenty-five years of local patients.

The people who come here usually share a situation rather than a diagnosis: tests that read normal, and a body that clearly is not. A result inside the standard reference range answers whether something is abnormal by population standards. It does not answer whether it is right for you.

Three domains, assessed together

Physical, structural and neurological. Movement, muscles, joints, fascia, posture, gait, balance, coordination, old injuries, sensory input, recovery, and brain-body communication.

Chemical and biochemical. Nutrition, digestion and absorption, hydration, blood sugar, hormones, immune activity, inflammation, nutrient status, and the effect of current medications.

Mental and emotional. Stress load, sleep, and the demands daily life is actually placing on a body.

These three rarely fail on their own. A digestive problem can start as a stress problem; fatigue can be structural, biochemical, or both at once. Examining them separately is how someone ends up with three partial explanations and no plan.

What people come in with

Thyroid health, fatigue and low energy, hormone imbalance, gut and digestive problems, autoimmune concerns, chronic inflammation, blood sugar and insulin issues, brain fog and focus, food sensitivities, sleep and stress, women's health, and weight that will not move.

Where to start: the Health Triad Comprehensive Evaluation™

Ninety minutes in the Flower Mound office, $449. It covers a full consultation with Dr. Ozzie; a detailed review of your history, symptoms, lifestyle, previous care, medications, supplements, past injuries, stress patterns and goals; review of recent bloodwork you send ahead; a professional OptimalDX blood chemistry analysis and written report where you have enough recent markers; identification of the patterns and likely contributors worth prioritising; and guidance on next steps, testing options and care pathways.

Said plainly, because everyone asks: the Evexia Advanced Wellness Blood Chemistry Panel is not automatically included. Many people already have suitable recent labs. Where new testing is genuinely needed, the cost is discussed before anything is ordered.

What happens after the evaluation

Nothing is prescribed by category. What follows depends on what the assessment actually found, and it is discussed with you rather than handed over.

For some people that means targeted work in one area — chiropractic care, applied kinesiology, nutritional therapy, supplement guidance where it is warranted. For others it means further measurement first, because the useful next question has not been answered yet. Where a longer structured approach fits, the practice runs multi-week programs built around the same three domains, and where it does not, it is not suggested.

If your main need turns out to be new blood chemistry with a virtual review, that is the Executive Biomarker Review™ ($495). If you already hold recent labs and mostly want them properly interpreted, that is the Blood Work Second Opinion™. Being pointed to the cheaper, narrower option when it is the right one is part of the job.

Being local changes what is possible

If you live in Flower Mound, distance is simply not a factor — and that has real consequences for care rather than merely for convenience.

The parts of this work that need you physically present are not extras. Chiropractic adjustment, applied kinesiology assessment and body composition measurement all happen in the room, and several of them benefit from being repeated so that change can be measured instead of estimated. When the office is minutes away, a plan can be built around what is clinically useful rather than around how far someone is willing to travel.

Remote options exist and are used nationwide, but for local patients they are a convenience rather than a necessity.

Common questions

Do I need a doctor's referral to book? No — appointments are made directly.

What about insurance? This is cash-based concierge care. HSA and FSA are accepted; Blue Cross Blue Shield is the only insurance taken.

Will I get answers on the day? The ninety minutes are spent on assessment and interpretation, so you leave understanding what was found and what is recommended.

What if this is not the right practice for me? Then that gets said out loud. Nobody benefits from a plan built on a poor fit.

Before you book

Care here is cash-based concierge; HSA and FSA are accepted, and Blue Cross Blue Shield is the only insurance taken. Gather what you have — recent labs, everything you are currently taking, any imaging or consultant correspondence — and send bloodwork ahead of the appointment so it can be read in advance rather than during.

Call 214-395-7264, or book the evaluation directly.