What is Lyme disease, and how is it transmitted?
Lyme disease is caused by the Borrelia burgdorferi bacterium and transmitted through tick bites — most often from black-legged (deer) ticks. Early symptoms may include fever, fatigue, joint pain, and rash, but not all patients present the same way.
What are co-infections, and why do they matter?
Co-infections are additional pathogens (like Babesia, Bartonella, Ehrlichia) transmitted by the same tick. They can complicate symptoms, alter immune response, and affect treatment outcomes if not properly addressed.
I was treated for Lyme, but I still don’t feel right — why?
Some patients continue to experience symptoms after standard treatment. This may be related to immune dysregulation, unresolved inflammation, co-infections, or system-wide imbalance not addressed by antibiotics alone.
What testing do you offer for Lyme or tick-borne illness?
We may use both conventional and specialty lab panels to assess immune markers, co-infections, inflammation, mitochondrial health, and nervous system dysregulation — when clinically indicated.
Do you treat “chronic Lyme disease”?
We don’t use that term as a diagnosis. We evaluate each patient individually — looking at immune function, symptom patterns, and post-infectious physiology to build a structured plan under physician oversight.
Can I still work with you if I’ve already done multiple treatments?
Yes. Many of our patients have previously been treated for Lyme or co-infections but haven’t experienced full resolution. We evaluate what’s missing and guide the next phase based on your current presentation.
Do you prescribe antibiotics?
We may include antimicrobial strategies — herbal or pharmaceutical — when appropriate, but never in isolation. Our care is always structured around your immune health, metabolic function, and tolerance.
Do you offer a “Lyme protocol”?
No. We don’t use cookie-cutter approaches. Every plan is personalized based on your labs, history, and capacity — and built to adapt as your physiology responds.
How long does it take to improve when working on post-infectious or tick-borne symptoms?
It depends on your case. Some patients experience improvement within a few months; others may require longer, phased support. Our focus is on restoring system balance and immune regulation — not chasing quick symptom relief.
Is this covered by insurance?
We do not bill insurance directly. Some testing or prescriptions may be eligible for HSA/FSA reimbursement. Care is structured through a physician-led membership model.













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