Highland Village, TX

Functional medicine for Highland Village patients

A normal lab result and a body that clearly is not normal can coexist for years. Standard reference ranges describe a population; they are not a statement about what is optimal for you, and a value drifting toward the edge of normal often shows a pattern long before anything gets a name.

Dr. Ozzie has practised in Flower Mound since 2000 and is a board-certified chiropractor, Texas licence #8418. The work is organised around finding those patterns rather than waiting for a diagnosis to arrive.

What the Health Triad Method™ actually examines

Three domains, in one assessment rather than three appointments.

Physical, structural and neurological — posture, gait, joints, fascia, balance and coordination, old injuries that never quite resolved, and how well the brain and body are communicating.

Chemical and biochemical — digestion and absorption, blood sugar, hormones, inflammation, immune activity, nutrient status, hydration, and what current medications are contributing.

Mental and emotional — sleep, stress load, and the demands being made on a body day to day.

The reason for looking at all three at once is that they interact. Treating whichever one shouted loudest is how a problem gets managed for years without being understood.

Common reasons people come

Thyroid health, hormone imbalance, persistent fatigue, gut and digestive trouble, chronic inflammation, sleep and stress, brain fog and focus, autoimmune concerns, women's health and weight management.

What a first appointment looks like

The Health Triad Comprehensive Evaluation™ runs ninety minutes in the Flower Mound office and costs $449 — a whole-person assessment rather than a single-symptom visit.

Inside that: consultation with Dr. Ozzie, a detailed history covering symptoms, lifestyle, previous care, medications and supplements, injuries and stress; review of any recent bloodwork you provide ahead of time; professional OptimalDX chemistry analysis and a written report where your markers support it; the patterns and priorities that emerge from all of it; and specific guidance on next steps and testing options.

The Evexia Advanced Wellness Blood Chemistry Panel is deliberately not included by default. Recent labs you already hold are often sufficient, and where they are not, cost is discussed up front.

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 Highland Village

Highland Village borders Flower Mound directly, and the drive is around four miles on local streets — no freeway at any point. It is among the shortest trips any patient here makes.

That changes what is practical rather than merely what is convenient. When a plan calls for repeat in-office work — a course of adjustments, follow-up measurements, a recheck after something is changed — the cost of returning is close to nothing. In-person becomes the sensible default instead of something to ration, and progress can be measured properly rather than inferred between long gaps.

Where remote review makes sense it is available: the wellness panel can be drawn at any LabCorp and reviewed by phone or video. From four miles away, most people simply come in.

Questions people ask first

Do I need a referral? No. You can book directly.

Is this covered by insurance? The practice is cash-based concierge care. Blue Cross Blue Shield is the only insurance accepted, and HSA and FSA funds can be used.

How long before I know anything? The evaluation itself is ninety minutes, and you leave it with the patterns identified and a recommended direction — not with a promise to call later.

What if my problem is not something you handle? You will be told, and pointed elsewhere. That is a better outcome than a plan that was never going to work.

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.

Call 214-395-7264 if you would like to talk it through before booking.