Restorative Health Clinic

Restorative Health Clinic is a multi-provider holistic and integrative naturopathic practice located in Portland, Oregon. The clinic is staffed by a collaborative team of licensed naturopathic physicians (NDs), registered nurses, medical assistants, and clinical support staff who specialize in complex chronic illness. The practice focuses on conditions including Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), mold illness, Lyme disease and tick-borne infections, chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), autoimmune disease, hormonal and gastrointestinal dysfunction, long COVID, and environmentally acquired illness.

The clinic is especially relevant to a non-toxic living directory because environmental health is central to its clinical approach. Providers emphasize identifying and addressing root causes, including mold exposure, heavy metals, environmental toxins, chronic infections, immune dysregulation, food sensitivities, and gut dysfunction. The team includes ILADS-trained Lyme specialists, is certified in Dr. Richard Horowitz’s MSIDS model, has training with Jill Crista in mold toxicity, and is trained in the Shoemaker Protocol for CIRS. The clinic also states that its providers participate in ongoing education related to chronic and environmental illness.

Services include comprehensive evaluations, in-person and telehealth consultations, conventional and specialty laboratory testing, IV therapy, injection therapies, ozone therapy, bioidentical hormone therapy, prescription medications when appropriate, herbal medicine, nutritional support, and individualized treatment plans. New patients may begin with virtual appointments, but early treatment requires in-person visits in Portland, with many follow-up appointments available remotely. The clinic accepts a limited number of insurance plans, and HSA/FSA eligibility may vary by plan. The website does not specify which states are eligible for telehealth and does not mention offering a free discovery call or consultation.