New ‘Functioning for Life’ Program Takes Off in Functional Medicine (Video)
Since the Center for Functional Medicine opened in Fall 2014, there has been a great demand for appointments. To address this need, the center launched a series of disease-specific shared appointments that have been well-received by patients.
Since the Center for Functional Medicine opened in Fall 2014, there has been a great demand for appointments. To address this need, the center launched its Functioning for Life (FFL) program early this year. FFL is a series of disease-specific shared appointments that have been well-received by patients.
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The new program is keeping the center busy with programs running early and late in the day to accommodate patient’s schedules. Here Patrick Hanaway, MD, Director of Research at the center, gives some insight into:
How the appointments are structured
Percent of patients who have gotten the care they need
Behavior changes
Outcomes
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