Longévité Palm Beach takes a root-cause approach to care. Instead of focusing on symptoms alone, we look at the full picture across lifestyle, nutrition, hormones, genetics, and environmental factors to understand why imbalances occur and how to correct them naturally. Every treatment plan is individualized and designed to create lasting health, not temporary relief.
We use advanced diagnostic testing including hormone panels, thyroid and adrenal testing, gut microbiome analysis, micronutrient testing, and inflammation markers. These labs give us a deeper understanding of your body’s unique chemistry and guide every personalized treatment plan.
Yes. We offer virtual consultations for patients across multiple states. Our provider is licensed to offer telehealth visits in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia offering the same personalized attention and support as our Florida in-person visits.
Your initial consultation typically lasts 60 minutes, giving time to review your health history, current concerns, and lab results in detail. Follow-up appointments are generally shorter and focused on progress and next steps.
Yes. While our care model emphasizes women’s health and hormonal balance (including perimenopause, menopause, and hormonal balance), we also treat men seeking support for metabolism, energy, stress, and preventive wellness.
Functional medicine is not typically covered by insurance in the traditional sense, as it involves longer, more in-depth visits and personalized care plans that fall outside standard insurance models.
That said, we do provide a superbill that you can submit to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement, depending on your plan.
More importantly, our approach is designed to go beyond symptom management by identifying and addressing the underlying drivers of your health concerns, which often requires a level of time and personalization that traditional models don’t accommodate. For more information: Will Health Insurance Pay for Functional Medicine?
Be careful with online ads! This answer depends on the provider as many use the term “functional medicine doctor” loosely and incorrectly. Michelle Kavall, FNP-C, FMACP, is a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with prescriptive authority and extensive functional medicine training, meaning she is fully licensed to diagnose, order labs, and prescribe medication when appropriate. For more information: About Michelle Kavall
The main limitation is that functional medicine is not covered by insurance, so testing and consultations are paid out-of-pocket. However, many patients find that the deeper insights and long-term results are worth the investment.
Yes, but only if they’re licensed medical professionals. Michelle Kavall, FNP-C, FMACP, can prescribe medication when clinically appropriate. Be cautious: some “functional medicine” providers are not licensed to prescribe and operate as health coaches or alternative practitioners instead.
Conventional medicine often treats symptoms with medication or isolated interventions. Functional medicine looks at the whole person to address the root cause, identify patterns across systems, and create a comprehensive plan to restore balance & long-term health.
Yes. The best way to start with Longévité is with a 15-minute complimentary discovery call to walk through the process, answer your questions, and see if we’re the right fit for your needs.