Moday Center for Functional and Integrative Medicine

Category: Alternative medicine practitioner in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Address: 110 S 20th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA

Phone: +12155582731

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 9AM–5PM

Tuesday: 9AM–5PM

Wednesday: 9AM–5PM

Thursday: 9AM–5PM

Friday: Closed

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Lauren Montalvo

Sep 18, 2018

I did one intake appointment. She said to come back after I finished moving. Then I got all My finances together and called her when I was ready and she told me she would not accept me because I am not 100 percent committed. I’m A nurse who Does the Wahls protocol works out has MS and has just finished my first marathon. I have read every book On FM and plan to get certified in it soon. I guess I need to put myself on the list for Kresser. Or find a FM practitioner in NJ.. probably both...

Daniel Darigan

May 17, 2018

Dr. Heather Moday is incredible! I joined her practice last summer and, already in fairly good health, expected I’d only need to maintain what progress I’d made. After taking my history in our first session, she ordered comprehensive blood work to be done. Two weeks later when I returned to find out where I stood, I was startled to learn I wasn’t quite as healthy as I’d previously thought. First, the genetic testing she ordered showed that I had both genes for Alzheimer’s Disease and that my particular combination put me in a risk group well above 50 percent to get this dread disease. As well, with these two markers, I learned that symptoms often begin in the late forties or fifties. On other tests I was on more encouraging ground but everything was certainly not optimal. She altered and added to the supplements I was taking, put me on an even more disciplined exercise regime, and gave me a title and told me to read this book: The End of Alzheimer’s: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline by Dr. Dale Bredesen. At the time my own mother was in the late stages of dementia and had I been privy to this new information, we could have saved her life or made her last years more fruitful. After my visit with Dr. Moday, I then went to Olivia Neely, her nutritionist, who taught me about dietary changes that would help improve my health. By eating more fiber, including probiotics and prebiotics to my diet, she got me on the right track. Two months later, following the advice and suggestions of both Dr. Moday and Olivia Neely, my cholesterol levels made a huge improvements. My LDL went from 106 down to 68! As well, all my other markers improved, too. Two months later I became starkly aware that my cognition had been gradually improving. I started to remember numbers, addresses, and wasn’t lost to find the right word in a conversation. I could keep my train of thought in a discussion and hold my own in making my points as in days of old. I realized, just like Eleanor, in Chapter 3 of Bredesen’s book, I had been coming out of Alzheimer’s myself. Had it not been for Dr. Moday and her incredible team, I would have gone the way of my own mother. This practice, that now includes Jon Mitchell, her bright, young Physician’s Assistant, is the gem of the medical world here in Philadelphia and not to be missed. Yes, it can be a bit pricy, but it has been worth every penny I spent. Dr. Moday and her team gave me back my life!

Natalie Olshevski

Apr 24, 2018

I am so grateful this office exists. I found Dr. Moday after my conventional specialists had given up on me and told me that the only other treatments for my GI and skin issues were routine invasive procedures. Dr. Moday believed the symptoms I had were due to underlying imbalances rather than being "idiopathic" and not worth treating, as my other doctors had said. After seeing her for two months I was able to eat foods I hadn't been able to eat in two years without GI upset (apples, legumes, cruciferous veggies) and the cystic acne I had for 15 years started to clear away. She also adjusted my thyroid med after looking at my antibodies (Hashimoto's), something no doctor has ever taken the time to look at despite having thyroid disease for 18 years. Again, I'm very grateful her practice is available in Philly!

trisha moore

Jan 25, 2018

Dr. Moday has helped me so much with my gut issues. Especially Sibo. So many doctors have no idea what this is and she has started to help me on the path of healing. It's a long road but one that I am hopeful for. Olivia is a great nutritionist. She has given me ideas since I'm limited, on things to eat that I've never tried before.

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Questions & Answers

Does this practice accept insurance?

Teresa Heffelfinger | Sep 25, 2021
Moday Center for Functional and Integrative Medicine | Sep 25, 2021

No. We do not accept insurance for office visits. Upon request, we can provide you with a copy of your invoices which YOU can submit to your insurance company. We cannot guarantee what reimbursement, if any, you may receive. We do not submit claims or call insurance companies directly. This is the responsibility of the patient. You can view more information on our site's Frequently Asked Questions section under The Experience selection.

Do you have M.D. on staff? Do you see children? I have 3 children age 5, 4 and 2. Would you be able to see the 2 year old today? I will be paying out of pocket, need a note for daycare that he does not have pink eye. I need regular care for them.

Bozena Bejnar-Slawow | Sep 26, 2019
Kayleigh Gilbert, MS | Sep 26, 2019

There is an M.D. on staff but the Moday Center does not function as primary care or see patients under the age of 18.

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