Salt Lake City, Utah
Care that looks for the cause, not just the symptom.
Heather Scott Functional Medicine and Wellness LLC offers functional and integrative medicine in Salt Lake City, with unhurried, personalized visits for hormones, gut health, thyroid, metabolism, energy, and long-term wellbeing, by telehealth across Utah.
The practice is based in Salt Lake City and sees patients from throughout the valley, including Sugar House, Millcreek, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, and Sandy.
Why patients choose a holistic doctor in Salt Lake City
- Personalized, unrushed appointments
- Root-cause approach to healthcare
- Evidence-based functional medicine
- Individualized treatment plans
- Comprehensive hormone expertise
- Weight Management
- Advanced laboratory testing
- Preventive and longevity-focused care
- Convenient telehealth options
- Memberships that make ongoing care more affordable
Meet Heather Scott
Family Nurse Practitioner and certified Functional Medicine Practitioner focused on gut health, hormone balance, and personalized, root-cause care.

Areas of care
Twelve focused services, grouped so you can find the one closest to what you are experiencing. If you have been searching for a functional medicine doctor near you, this is where root cause medicine in Utah starts.
Root-Cause Care
Energy & Stress
Diagnostics
Medical Cannabis Education
Memberships make ongoing care affordable
Plans start at $30 a month, with Concierge offering unlimited consultations and included lab testing for patients who want the most support. Every plan lowers the cost of consultations, eligible services, and professional-grade supplements.
From the blog
Read more from the blog- Weight Management
Why Diets Stop Working: The Metabolic Adaptation Nobody Talks About
Weight loss plateaus often happen because metabolism adapts as the body changes, not because of a lack of willpower.
- Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine
Anti-Inflammatory Eating: Where to Actually Start
Anti-inflammatory eating starts with what you add, more vegetables, protein, and omega-3s, not just what you remove.
- Comprehensive Laboratory Testing
Why “Normal” and “Optimal” Aren't the Same Thing on a Lab Report
A lab result marked normal falls within a wide population range, it doesn't necessarily reflect what's optimal for your body specifically.
Common questions
- What is functional medicine, and who is it for?
- Functional medicine is a holistic, root cause approach to care. It is a good fit if you have ongoing symptoms such as fatigue, digestive trouble, weight changes, or hormone-related complaints and want a longer visit, a more complete workup, and a plan that addresses nutrition, sleep, stress, and lab findings together.
- Do you replace my primary care provider?
- No. This practice works alongside your primary care provider and any specialists you see. Routine screening and urgent or emergency care stay with them, and anything outside the scope of this practice is referred out.
- Are visits in person or by telehealth?
- Visits are telehealth only at this time, Monday through Friday, for patients located in Utah. In-office visits in Salt Lake City are coming soon.
