Naturopathic Holistic in Durham, North Carolina

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Updated October 30, 2026

Prime IV Hydration & Wellness - Chapel Hill, NC

Naturopathic Holistic

Chapel Hill, NC

Prime IV Hydration & Wellness - Chapel Hill offers IV vitamin therapy with four primary infusion choices, free consultation, and walk-ins at 6118 Farrington Rd.

  • People seeking IV vitamin therapy
  • People interested in hydration or vitamin support
  • Jet-lag symptom support

The Functional Medicine Center

Naturopathic Holistic

Durham, NC

Kathryn Godly provides functional medicine for autoimmune disease, diabetes, thyroid disorders, and hormonal imbalances through a membership-based family practice.

  • patients seeking root-cause evaluation for chronic disease
  • patients with autoimmune disease, diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disease, or hormonal imbalances
  • patients seeking care for mold exposure, Lyme disease, EBV, or other chronic infections

Center Medicine

Naturopathic Holistic

Durham, NC

Center Medicine provides individualized acupuncture and herbal care, backed by NCCAOM board-certified Oriental Medicine, acupuncture, and Chinese Herbology credentials.

  • Chronic or recurrent pain
  • Digestive issues including reflux, SIBO, bloating, and constipation
  • Menstrual pain, endometriosis, PCOS, and menopausal symptoms

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FAQ

How long does a first naturopathic or functional-medicine visit take?

At The Functional Medicine Center, new-patient visits typically last 90–120 minutes, while follow-ups usually last about 45 minutes. Center Medicine's initial visits include a medical-history review and Chinese medical assessment.

Do naturopathic and holistic clinics treat emergencies?

These practices are generally intended for routine evaluation and supportive care, not emergencies. Seek emergency care for severe chest pain, trouble breathing, sudden weakness, major bleeding, or other urgent symptoms.

Can HSA or FSA funds pay for holistic wellness services?

Prime IV states that HSA and FSA funds may be used for its services, subject to approval from the individual plan provider. Confirm eligibility with your plan before booking.

Are these clinics membership-based or insurance-based?

The Functional Medicine Center offers membership-based family-practice care and also provides lab testing through vendors including Labcorp and Quest. The available listings do not provide specific membership prices or insurance details.