EvoHealth Functional Medicine（Overland Park, KS）

EvoHealth Functional Medicine operates in Overland Park, Kansas, under the clinical direction of Dr. Tanner Wilson, a Doctor of Chiropractic who holds the Institute for Functional Medicine Certified Practitioner (IFMCP) credential and maintains membership in the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. The clinic serves patients throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area with a hybrid model that combines in-person consultations in Overland Park with telehealth access for residents of Kansas and Missouri. Dr. Wilson’s practice centers on identifying and addressing the underlying metabolic, hormonal, and gastrointestinal dysfunctions that conventional medicine often overlooks, using advanced diagnostic testing to guide individualized treatment protocols rather than symptom suppression alone.

The clinic’s therapeutic approach incorporates NAD+ therapy as part of a broader longevity and metabolic optimization strategy. NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) administration supports cellular energy production, mitochondrial function, and DNA repair mechanisms that decline with age and metabolic stress. EvoHealth integrates NAD+ protocols with comprehensive hormone optimization programs that address thyroid dysfunction, adrenal imbalances, and sex hormone irregularities through bioidentical hormone replacement when clinically indicated. For patients presenting with metabolic disorders including insulin resistance, pre-diabetes, and metabolic syndrome, Dr. Wilson employs targeted nutritional interventions, evidence-based supplementation, and lifestyle modification protocols designed to restore metabolic flexibility and improve body composition outcomes.

Dr. Wilson’s functional medicine training through the Institute for Functional Medicine emphasizes a systems-biology approach that examines the complex interactions between genetic predispositions, environmental exposures, and lifestyle factors. His clinical methodology involves detailed patient histories that often span 60-90 minutes for initial consultations, comprehensive laboratory panels that assess inflammatory markers, nutrient status, hormone levels, and metabolic function, and follow-up protocols that adjust treatment based on objective biomarker changes rather than subjective symptom reporting alone. The clinic’s gut health programs address conditions ranging from small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) and inflammatory bowel conditions to food sensitivities and leaky gut syndrome, using stool analysis, breath testing, and elimination protocols to restore gastrointestinal barrier integrity and microbiome diversity.

Patients entering care at EvoHealth in Overland Park begin with a comprehensive intake process that includes pre-visit questionnaires, symptom tracking, and preliminary lab review before the initial consultation with Dr. Wilson. The clinic’s treatment plans typically combine pharmaceutical-grade nutraceuticals, dietary modifications based on individual metabolic typing, and when appropriate, peptide therapies or hormone replacement to address specific deficiencies identified through testing. Follow-up visits occur at intervals determined by the complexity of the patient’s condition, with many patients transitioning to quarterly monitoring once initial treatment goals are achieved. The practice maintains a patient education focus, with Dr. Wilson explaining the research basis for recommended interventions and providing patients access to scientific literature supporting treatment decisions.

EvoHealth’s hybrid care model allows Kansas residents to access Dr. Wilson’s expertise through in-person visits at the Overland Park location, while Missouri patients can initiate and maintain care through telehealth consultations with lab testing coordinated through national reference laboratories. The clinic does not accept insurance for functional medicine services, operating on a fee-for-service basis that allows extended consultation times and comprehensive care planning without the constraints of insurance-based visit limitations. This model enables Dr. Wilson to spend the time necessary to investigate complex, multi-system conditions that often require months of detective work to fully unravel, particularly for patients who have seen multiple specialists without resolution of their underlying metabolic or hormonal imbalances.