Princeton Functional Medicine

Princeton Functional Medicine structures care as a year-long membership. Each membership includes five physician visits with Dr. Pantelick and three visits with a health coach. Members also gain access to optional sessions with a nutritionist, a mental health specialist, and a life coach, depending on their needs and goals. The practice designs the year-long format because reversing chronic health challenges takes consistent, sustained effort over time.

Princeton Functional Medicine charges a one-time Foundational Assessment fee of $595 and an annual membership fee of $3,500. The annual fee covers up to five visits with Dr. Pantelick, referrals for collaborative therapeutics, access to community partners and resources, unlimited portal messaging with Dr. Pantelick, and a 10% discount on personalized single-serve pill packs.

Princeton Functional Medicine does not accept health insurance for provider fees and operates out-of-network. The practice provides superbills with ICD-10 and CPT codes so patients can submit for potential reimbursement. The practice does not accept Medicare or Medicaid for provider fees. Lab work ordered through Quest or LabCorp may qualify for coverage under most private insurance plans. An HSA may partially cover the Foundational Assessment fee, depending on the plan administrator.

No. Princeton Functional Medicine operates as a consultative specialty practice. It focuses on complex chronic conditions, wellness, and whole-person health. Patients must maintain a separate primary care physician alongside their membership here.

The Foundational Assessment is a 90-minute appointment. Dr. Pantelick reviews your full medical history from birth to the present, along with any forms and lab work completed in advance. The session gives Dr. Pantelick a thorough picture of your health before the year-long membership begins. New patients start the process with a complimentary 15-minute introductory video or phone call.

Yes. Princeton Functional Medicine offers telemedicine visits. Patients can connect with Dr. Pantelick remotely for appropriate appointments throughout their membership.

Princeton Functional Medicine works with patients managing a wide range of conditions. These include autoimmune disease, digestive illnesses, IBS, food sensitivities, hormone imbalance, thyroid issues, blood sugar imbalances, fatigue, menopausal symptoms, headaches, mood concerns, eczema, joint pain, sleep disturbances, allergies and asthma, chronic sinus congestion, and weight management. Dr. Pantelick also supports patients focused on optimal aging and preventive health.

Yes. Membership includes unlimited portal messaging with Dr. Pantelick. The practice also shares recipes, guides, research, and recommendations with patients between scheduled appointments.

Nutrition sits at the center of Dr. Pantelick's approach to care. She believes food functions as either medicine or a source of harm, depending on what and how you eat. The practice offers nutritional counseling, elimination diet guidance, and access to a nutritionist for specialized food plans. Dr. Pantelick also partners with local Princeton vendors, including Fairgrown Farm, Princeton Farmers Market, and Whole Earth Center, to support patients in making practical food changes.