Ivalo MD

Ivalo MD offers two membership tiers. The White Glove tier runs $475 per month, $1,394 per quarter, or $5,495 per year. The Legacy tier, which includes maximum access and expanded communication, runs $900 per month, $2,641 per quarter, or $10,410 per year. Both tiers begin with a 12-month commitment.

Appointments at Ivalo MD run 60 to 90 minutes. Most patients get in within 48 hours of booking, and the practice emphasizes same-day and next-day access. Dr. Sokol limits his schedule to 12 to 15 visits per week to keep that level of availability consistent.

Ivalo MD operates entirely outside the insurance system and does not bill insurance for membership fees. Patients pay directly through a membership. This structure lets Dr. Sokol set clinical priorities without insurance constraints.

Yes. Members receive direct text access to Dr. Sokol - not a patient portal or nurse line. He makes himself available evenings and weekends, and patient experiences reflect his willingness to engage during urgent situations outside regular hours.

Yes, the practice offers telemedicine visits. Dr. Sokol conducts all virtual care himself. Members also have access to a private patient portal for intake and ongoing communication.

The practice uses advanced testing well beyond standard lab panels. Dr. Sokol orders DUTCH tests for cortisol and sex hormones, GI Effects stool analysis from Genova Diagnostics, and advanced cardiovascular and inflammatory markers including CRP, homocysteine, and hs-CRP. He also performs BIA body composition scans measuring muscle mass, visceral fat, hydration, and metabolic rate in the office.

Yes. Dr. Sokol offers a range of peptide therapies including CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, BPC-157, Synapsin, Thymosin Alpha-1, and TB-500. He also uses microdosed GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic and Mounjaro as part of individualized weight management and metabolic health plans.

Ivalo MD handles primary and preventive care alongside more complex conditions. Dr. Sokol manages hormone imbalances, thyroid disorders, gut health concerns, autoimmune conditions, cardiovascular risk, metabolic dysfunction, Long COVID, cognitive and mental health challenges, and sexual health. The practice also addresses heavy metal and mold detoxification and nutrient deficiency correction.

Yes. The practice runs two dedicated program tracks - Her Ivalo for women's functional medicine and His Ivalo for men's functional medicine. Both tracks address gender-specific hormonal, metabolic, and health concerns within Dr. Sokol's root-cause framework.

The practice accepts adults on a membership basis with limited spots available. Prospective patients can book a call directly with Dr. Sokol to learn whether the practice fits their needs. Memberships begin with a 12-month commitment under either the White Glove or Legacy tier.