Functional Health Warriors
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Monthly program
$275–$325/mo
Initial consultation
$300
Copied from the clinic's own published pricing on their site, checked 2026-10-12. Prices change — confirm with the clinic before you book.
About Functional Health Warriors
What is Functional Health Warriors?
Functional Health Warriors is a lab-driven functional medicine practice with an office by appointment in Ohio and Florida. Its phone number is 440-644-4332. It does not publish a street address or town, and no prescriber is named. It does say it is licensed to prescribe in Ohio and Florida.
Every patient starts with the Foundation Biomarker Panel, a blood panel covering metabolism, hormones, thyroid, cardiovascular health, inflammation, recovery and key nutrients. Booking and payment for the panel go through Jane, and the lab order comes through Fullscript. In its own words: "This is not an office visit." A 60-minute consultation and a written Personalized Optimization Plan follow, and then a membership tier.
Hormone and peptide care is part of its memberships. Warrior covers hormone optimization and peptide therapy. Apex adds multi-therapy stacking and TRT. It does not name a weight loss or longevity medicine service. Its Google listing shows a 5 rating from 1 review.
What does it cost?
The Foundation Biomarker Panel is $400. The initial consultation is $300. It is credited toward Recruit or eligible Warrior bundles, but not toward Apex. Consultation discounts may be available during special events, promotions or referral programs.
Memberships come in three tiers. Recruit is $99 a month, with no prescriptions, quarterly check-ins by video or in person, and messaging between visits. Warrior is $275 to $325 a month for hormone or peptide management, with touchpoints every 6 to 8 weeks. Apex is $400 to $475 a month for multi-therapy management with monthly touchpoints. Warrior and Apex are offered in Ohio and Florida only.
It does not say whether medication is included in the membership prices. It names HSA cards as accepted and does not say whether it bills insurance, so ask. It says you can move up or down between tiers as your needs change. It does not publish a commitment period or cancellation terms.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask who prescribes and where the office is, since no street address is published and no prescriber is named. Ask whether the monthly price includes hormone or peptide medication, and whether that medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask how often follow-up labs are drawn, what they cost, and whether they are part of the membership fee.
Ask whether it bills insurance and whether it offers financing, since only HSA cards are named. Ask how cancellation works, whether there is a fee, and whether a tier change takes effect right away. Ask which Warrior bundles qualify for the consultation credit, because the eligible bundles are not defined.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you live in Ohio or Florida, want hormone or peptide care planned from blood work, and will have the prescriber, medication and cancellation questions answered in writing before you pay. If you live elsewhere, it welcomes out-of-state patients for lab review and supplement-based care.
Sources: functionalhealthwarriors.org
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What we confirmed
Read off Functional Health Warriors’s own website on 2026-10-31. These are their words, not ours.