
If you’ve followed medical advice, changed your diet, exercised consistently, and still aren’t seeing results—you’re not alone. Integrative Functional Medicine helps uncover why progress has stalled and provides a clear, personalized path forward.
Many people come to Integrative Functional Medicine feeling frustrated, exhausted, and confused. They’ve taken the medications, cleaned up their diet, increased their activity, and still struggle with low energy, weight gain, or declining quality of life. Functional medicine looks deeper. Instead of only asking what is happening, we focus on why, using a personalized, integrative approach to understand what may be holding your body back from responding.
Integrative Functional Medicine is led by Dr. St. Claire Sumaili, a board-certified family medicine physician with over 14 years of experience practicing both conventional and functional medicine.
Care is designed to be:
Individualized, not standardized
Root-focused, not symptom-driven
Thoughtful, investigative, and patient-centered

Feel like they’ve tried everything without seeing results, are gaining weight despite healthy habits, experience low energy or ongoing physical discomfort, want clarity instead of guesswork, and are ready for a deeper, more personalized approach to their health.

True health progress requires looking at the whole person. At Integrative Functional Medicine, care considers physical health, nutrition, lifestyle patterns, emotional wellbeing, and spiritual foundations. Dr. St. Claire believes functional medicine is an essential evolution in care, especially for patients who do not fit neatly into generalized guidelines. The goal is not quick fixes, but clarity, sustainability, and improved quality of life.
In-person appointments available in Albany, Georgia • Virtual appointments available for Georgia residents
Initial Functional Medicine Consultation
A comprehensive first visit focused on understanding your health history, current concerns, and previous efforts.
Comprehensive Functional Lab Testing
Personalized testing that may include blood, urine, or other advanced assessments to identify deeper patterns influencing health.
Ongoing Care &
Follow-Up Plans
Follow-up visits every 3–4 months to refine care plans, with the goal of transitioning to maintenance visits every 6–12 months.
Targeted Supplement Guidance
Intentional, evidence-informed supplement guidance by Dr. St. Claire based on individual needs.
Nutrition Protocol Appointments
Dedicated nutrition visits resulting in a written, individualized nutrition protocol—clearly outlining what to eat and how to structure meals.
Lifestyle & Wellness Support
Integrated guidance to support sustainable habits and long-term wellbeing.
Targeted Support, Guided by Clinical Insight with EllieMD
Peptide support may be incorporated into individualized care plans when appropriate and aligned with a patient’s goals. Peptides are used as one of several tools within a broader, personalized approach to support overall wellness, energy, and metabolic balance. Recommendations are made thoughtfully and guided by Dr. St. Claire’s clinical experience and patient-specific needs.
Non-Invasive Wearable Wellness Technology with SuperPatch
SuperPatch is a wearable, non-transdermal patch technology designed to support the body’s natural neurological responses through patterned stimulation on the skin. Dr. St. Claire may recommend SuperPatch as an optional wellness tool for patients seeking additional support for energy, focus, balance, sleep, and overall wellbeing—without medications or stimulants.
Integrative Functional Medicine is grounded in a Christian, Bible-based worldview. Faith may be incorporated respectfully and thoughtfully when aligned with patient values, always with care, professionalism, and integrity.

No. Functional medicine is a bonus to your primary care physician. We focus on root contributors and personalized wellness support.
No. Care focuses on understanding why progress has stalled and identifying contributing factors.
Timelines vary. Some patients notice changes quickly, while others require more time as care plans are refined.
No. Integrative Functional Medicine is a cash-based practice and does not accept insurance, HSA, or FSA payments. This ensures flexibility in using individualized testing and maintains focused, personalized care rather than insurance-driven limitations.
Integrative Functional Medicine is led by a board-certified physician and grounded in medical training, clinical experience, and personalized data. Care goes beyond coaching or generalized wellness advice by taking a comprehensive, investigative approach to understanding how the body is functioning.
Yes. While care unfolds over time, patients typically leave the initial consultation with a clearer understanding of next steps and what areas need deeper evaluation.
Yes. Functional medicine often helps explore why symptoms persist even when they don’t align with a specific diagnosis.
If you’ve done everything you were told and still feel stuck, it may be time for a deeper look. Schedule an initial consultation and begin uncovering the root contributors affecting your health.

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