Dr. Craig Tanio | Rezilir Health
Rezilir Health is an integrative medical practice co-founded by Craig Tanio, MD, FACP, IFMCP, focused on patients with complex chronic conditions that are not well addressed by conventional medicine. The practice specializes in CIRS (Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome), mold and biotoxin illness, cognitive decline and brain health, ME/CFS, Long Covid, autoimmune conditions, neurodegenerative disorders, and environmentally acquired illness. The team takes a root-cause, precision medicine approach, drawing on evidence-informed protocols from multiple disciplines to develop individualized treatment plans.
Rezilir Health is particularly relevant to those navigating environmental illness and chemical sensitivities. Dr. Tanio is the only physician in Florida who is both certified in the Shoemaker Protocol for mold and biotoxin-related illness and the ReCODE protocol for cognitive decline. The practice follows an evidence-based approach to CIRS treatment that relies on published research, clinical judgment, and patient values and preferences. The practice also uses the Visual Contrast Sensitivity (VCS) test as a non-invasive screening tool for biotoxin exposure, inflammatory cytokines, or optic nerve stress, which can help identify when mold, Lyme, or other toxins may be contributing to symptoms such as brain fog.
Services include in-person and telehealth visits, comprehensive lab testing, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, IV nutrient therapy (including phosphatidylcholine, NAD+, and peptides), neurofeedback, photobiomodulation, functional nutrition with a registered dietitian, and personalized exercise programming. Both in-person visits and telemedicine appointments are available. The practice is located in Hollywood, Florida, convenient to Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Dr. Tanio’s credentials include an MD from UCSF, board certification in internal medicine and functional medicine (IFMCP), certification in the Shoemaker Protocol for CIRS, the ADAPT Functional Medicine Practitioner Training Program, and BCIA neurofeedback certification. He is on faculty at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Nova Southeastern School of Medicine, and serves as a principal investigator in active medical registry studies on cognitive decline and ME/CFS. Insurance acceptance and free discovery call availability are not specified on the website; prospective patients should contact the practice directly for those details.