Online Functional Medicine Consultation

Whole-person guidance from home—wherever you live

If you’re not in Illinois or your schedule makes visits difficult, online consultations make it easier to get clear direction without travel. Virtual care focuses on root drivers, practical next steps, and follow-through that fits real life.

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What online consultations can cover

High-value care that doesn’t require hands-on treatment

Online consultations are ideal for functional medicine-style evaluation, symptom pattern review, nutrition and lifestyle strategy, and plan refinement over time. You can meet by video to discuss your health history, your current symptoms, and what you’ve already tried. Dr. Jung can review prior lab work, help you identify useful next steps, and organize a plan that feels realistic instead of overwhelming. Follow-ups can be used to track changes and adjust your plan based on what you’re noticing. While hands-on services (like adjustments or acupuncture) require in-person visits, much of the “why” and “what next” work can be done virtually.

Who online consults are for

Common reasons people choose virtual care

Virtual care is a strong fit for people with complex or long-standing concerns who want a structured plan and consistent support. It’s also helpful when travel, mobility, or time constraints make clinic visits harder. Online consults commonly support:

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  • Autoimmune and inflammation patterns
  • Fatigue, sleep issues, and brain fog
  • Digestive concerns and food-related triggers
  • Stress-related symptoms and nervous system tension
  • Post-concussion recovery support (guidance-based)
  • Ongoing plan check-ins and adjustments

How the process works

Simple steps, clear direction

You’ll schedule online, complete an intake so your concerns are clear, and then meet by video to map out priorities. The visit focuses on clarity—what matters most first, what to track, and which steps are most likely to help. You’ll leave with practical recommendations you can implement without turning your life upside down. If labs or additional information would be helpful, you’ll get guidance on what to consider and how to proceed. Follow-ups keep the plan steady and adaptable as you respond.

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FAQs

Questions about virtual consultations

  • Can I consult with Dr. Jung online if I’m not in Illinois?

    Yes, online consultations are available to patients outside Illinois. The focus is on education, care planning, and functional medicine-style guidance that can be delivered remotely. You’ll discuss symptoms, history, and goals, then receive a structured plan for next steps. If hands-on care is needed, you can also coordinate an in-person visit when possible.

  • How do virtual functional medicine appointments work?

    You’ll book a time, complete an intake, and meet by video for a detailed discussion of your symptoms and patterns. The goal is to organize the “big picture” and choose a practical starting point. Recommendations may include nutrition, lifestyle strategies, and plan structure based on what fits your situation. Follow-ups help track changes and refine the plan.

  • Is an online consultation effective for health guidance?

    For many chronic concerns, the most important work is understanding patterns, triggers, and priorities—and that can be done very well remotely. An online consultation can also be useful for reviewing lab history and shaping next steps. What makes it effective is clarity and follow-through, not a physical office setting. If your case requires hands-on evaluation, you’ll be guided on the best way to proceed.

  • What if I need labs or testing?

    If testing could help clarify your picture, you’ll get guidance on what to consider and why. In many cases, you can use local providers or local labs depending on your location. The goal is to be intentional—choosing what’s useful instead of ordering everything. You’ll also review results in follow-up so decisions stay organized.

  • What should I do to prepare for my online appointment?

    Plan to share your main symptoms, what triggers them, what you’ve already tried, and what “better” would look like for you. If you have prior labs, imaging summaries, or a medication/supplement list, gather those ahead of time. Choose a quiet space with stable internet so you can focus. Most importantly, come with your top questions—so the visit stays centered on what matters to you.

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