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Functional Medicine in Cape Elizabeth, Maine

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Cape Elizabeth has landmarks and standards, from Portland Head Light to Two Lights, but not a functional medicine clinic of its own that runs deep lab testing. If you have been told your labs are 'normal' while you still feel off, Med Matrix serves Cape Elizabeth from its South Portland clinic, a short Route 77 drive of about 12 to 16 minutes. A first visit tests 80+ biomarkers, includes an InBody 770 scan, and gives you a full 60 minutes with a provider who builds a plan around the root cause. New patients receive a $100 voucher toward that first visit.

12 min from Cape Elizabeth

Why Functional Medicine in Cape Elizabeth

The light at Fort Williams has guided Cape Elizabeth since 1791, the first lighthouse the United States government ever built and still the oldest in Maine. A town that owns and cares for a landmark like that within its 90-acre park keeps a high standard for the things it holds onto. Getting a straight answer about why you still feel exhausted after 'normal' bloodwork has been harder to find close to home.

Cape Elizabeth is one of the more affluent towns in Greater Portland, with a median household income of about $145,821, roughly double the national figure. Residents here can afford, and tend to expect, more than a rushed fifteen-minute physical, yet this coastal town of roughly 9,606 people has no functional medicine practice of its own that runs deep lab testing. That is the gap this page is about. Med Matrix does not have an office in Cape Elizabeth; it runs a single clinic at 198 Maine Mall Road in South Portland and serves patients across Maine and New Hampshire. From most of Cape Elizabeth, that is a short Route 77 drive of roughly 12 to 16 minutes, past the Fort Williams and Two Lights landmarks people already know.

What that short drive buys is depth. A new-patient visit at Med Matrix tests 80+ biomarkers, adds an InBody 770 body-composition scan and in-depth questionnaires, then gives you a full 60-minute consultation with a provider who builds a personalized plan and monitors your labs over time. That reflects the whole-person approach the NIH's NCCIH describes as looking at the whole person rather than separate organs or body systems, and at the many factors that promote either health or disease. Care is delivered by a 7-provider team that includes internal medicine physician Dr. Paul Laband, MD, and naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist Dr. Sasha Rose, ND, LAc, with more than 3,000 patients served and a 4.8-star average across 190+ Google reviews.

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Common Concerns We See in Cape Elizabeth

Your labs came back 'normal' but you still feel exhausted

Why it happens
Standard panels check a narrow set of markers, and a rushed visit rarely leaves time to connect them to how you actually feel.
Why it matters
Real symptoms get dismissed while the underlying driver goes untested and untreated.
What we do
Med Matrix runs a new-patient panel of 80+ biomarkers with an InBody 770 scan and in-depth questionnaires, then a full 60-minute provider consultation that builds a personalized plan and monitors labs over time.

There is no deep-testing functional medicine clinic in Cape Elizabeth

Why it happens
Cape Elizabeth is a small coastal town of roughly 9,606 residents without a functional medicine practice of its own.
Why it matters
Comprehensive, root-cause testing has meant either settling for a standard physical or driving out of town.
What we do
Med Matrix serves Cape Elizabeth from its single clinic at 198 Maine Mall Road in South Portland, a short Route 77 drive of about 12 to 16 minutes.

Fifteen-minute appointments that never reach the root cause

Why it happens
Conventional visits are short and organized around single complaints rather than the whole person.
Why it matters
Fatigue, weight, sleep, hormones and gut issues are often connected, and treating them in isolation misses the pattern.
What we do
Med Matrix works from a whole-person framework, the approach the NIH's NCCIH describes as looking at the whole person and the many factors driving health or disease, and gives every new patient a full 60-minute consultation.

You want a physician-led team, not a single generalist

Why it happens
Root-cause care spans internal medicine, hormones, nutrition and more, which is hard for one provider to cover alone.
Why it matters
Complex, overlapping symptoms need more than one clinical lens to sort out.
What we do
Care is delivered by a 7-provider team including internal medicine physician Dr. Paul Laband, MD, and naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist Dr. Sasha Rose, ND, LAc, with more than 3,000 patients served and a 4.8-star average across 190+ Google reviews.

You do not know the cost when you would rather not bill insurance

Why it happens
Comprehensive functional testing usually falls outside standard insurance coverage, which leaves pricing unclear up front.
Why it matters
Not knowing what a first visit or follow-up costs makes it hard to commit to deeper care.
What we do
Med Matrix is cash-pay with no insurance billing, accepts HSA, FSA and CareCredit, gives new patients a $100 voucher toward the first visit, and charges $275 for follow-ups.

Where Your Providers Train

Functional medicine isn't taught in medical school. Our providers invest years of additional training with the institutions that built this field.

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Institute for Functional Medicine(IFM)

The academic home of functional medicine. IFMCP certification requires advanced training in hormonal, immune, gastrointestinal, and neuroendocrine systems. Multiple Med Matrix providers hold this credential.

Your provider sees how your hormones, gut, immune system, and metabolism connect, not just isolated symptoms.

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Seeds Scientific Research & Performance(SSRP)

Clinical training in hormone dosing, advanced lab interpretation, and peptide protocols. Where textbook medicine gets translated into treatment plans that show measurable change inside 90 days.

Your protocol is built on real clinical training, not a one-size-fits-all template.

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American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine(A4M)

The largest training body for age-management and longevity medicine. Fellowship and board certification cover hormone replacement, peptide therapy, metabolic medicine, and regenerative therapies.

Your care team trains with the organization that sets the clinical standard for longevity medicine.

See the full credentials and training history of every provider in our free practice guide.

Advanced Diagnostics Beyond the Standard Panel

If the standard panel doesn't explain how you feel, there's usually a reason hiding deeper. Functional medicine means having the tools to find it. These are some of the advanced tests your provider can add when the initial results point to something that needs more investigation.

DUTCH Complete

What it measures: Dried urine panel of every sex hormone metabolite plus cortisol rhythm.

Why we use it: Serum hormones are a snapshot. DUTCH shows the full metabolic picture over a day, including how you process hormones and whether your stress system is burning out.

GI-MAP

What it measures: PCR-based stool test for pathogens, parasites, yeast overgrowth, and microbiome balance.

Why we use it: Most chronic gut issues trace back to one of four places. GI-MAP tells us which, so treatment targets the actual cause.

SIBO Breath Test

What it measures: Hydrogen and methane gas after a sugar challenge, flagging bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine.

Why we use it: SIBO is treated completely differently from large-intestine dysbiosis. Getting the diagnosis right changes everything.

Mycotoxin Screening

What it measures: Urine panel for the specific toxins produced by mold.

Why we use it: Mold toxicity looks like twenty other conditions. Until you rule it out, you won't find the real cause.

Heavy Metals Testing

What it measures: Urine or blood panel for lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, and other toxic metals.

Why we use it: Heavy metal burden accumulates for years without symptoms, then drives neurologic or autoimmune issues that standard panels never catch.

Our practice guide includes the full catalog of advanced testing options with detailed descriptions of what each one measures. Get your free copy.

Serving Cape Elizabeth, Maine

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Insights from Our Podcast

Our providers break down the science behind your health concerns and what you can do about them.

Med Matrix Podcast: The EDS, POTS, and MCAS Connection: Bendy, Dizzy, and Dismissed?

The EDS, POTS, and MCAS Connection: Bendy, Dizzy, and Dismissed?

Colin Renaud, PA-C and Dr. Sasha Rose, ND talk through why hypermobility, dizziness and allergic type reactions so often show up in the same patient. They define Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), POTS and mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), then explain how connective tissue, the autonomic nervous system and immune signaling all affect each other. Both providers walk through what a real evaluation includes, from a Beighton score and orthostatic vitals to nutrient labs, inflammatory markers and referrals when other conditions need ruling out. They cover why routine labs and scopes come back normal, how estrogen shifts can set off mast cell symptoms, why reactive patients need much smaller starting doses, and why the goal is a provider who knows these conditions rather than another label. The episode ends with a live audience Q&A.

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Med Matrix Podcast: Parasite Cleanses: Root-Cause Medicine or Social Media Fear?

Parasite Cleanses: Root-Cause Medicine or Social Media Fear?

Parasite cleanses have taken over social media, so this episode separates real risk from fear. Leah opens with the 2026 cyclospora outbreak figures the CDC has reported, including cases linked to contaminated produce. Then Gabriel Rocha, PA-C explains why bloating, fatigue and brain fog are too common to prove a parasite is the problem, and why something odd in the toilet is not a diagnosis either. He covers what actually raises suspicion (persistent diarrhea, recent travel, untreated water, weight loss, a weakened immune system), how ova and parasite stool testing differs from a stool PCR panel, and why the CDC asks for samples collected over several days. He also explains why a cleanse can make you feel better for reasons that have nothing to do with parasites, and why the wrong cleanse at the wrong time can make you feel worse.

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Med Matrix Podcast: Autoimmune Disease Symptoms That Fly Under the Radar

Autoimmune Disease Symptoms That Fly Under the Radar

Autoimmune disease often starts as a pile of symptoms that look unrelated. Fatigue, brain fog, joint pain on both sides of the body, rashes that will not clear, mouth sores, dryness and low-grade fevers each get sent to a different specialist while nobody steps back to look at the whole picture. Colin Renaud, PA-C joins Leah to explain what happens when the immune system starts targeting the body's own tissue, why autoimmune thyroid disease (Hashimoto's) is the pattern most people recognize first, and how gut health, chronic stress, past trauma, mold or toxin exposure and nutrient gaps can turn a genetic susceptibility into a real diagnosis. He also covers the labs he orders, what a flare actually feels like, the signs a support plan is working, and why a clear timeline of expectations matters as much as the treatment.

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Med Matrix Podcast: What Is Functional Medicine? Why Your Symptoms Are Connected

What Is Functional Medicine? Why Your Symptoms Are Connected

Media director Leah sits down with functional medicine provider Gabriel Rocha, PA-C, to explore why symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, gut issues, hormone changes, pain, and metabolic concerns are often connected rather than separate problems. Gabe explains that symptoms are like a check engine light, clues rather than diagnoses, and that patients stay stuck when each symptom is treated one by one without anyone reconstructing the timeline or finding the root cause. The conversation covers why normal labs do not always mean optimal health, how gut health and the microbiome influence hormones and inflammation, and the common contributors (sleep, metabolic dysfunction, nutrient deficiency, inflammation) that affect many body systems at once. Gabe describes how Med Matrix begins with a discovery call and a 60-minute initial consultation to build the full picture, then prioritizes a personalized plan instead of chasing each symptom independently. The episode closes with the takeaway that your symptoms are likely connected, and your care should reflect that.

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How It Works

Your path to feeling like yourself again, step by step.

01.

Free Discovery Call

  • Talk with our patient coordinator about your goals, symptoms, and concerns
  • Understand your options and what to expect
  • Get matched with the right provider for your needs

Result: A clear next step personalized to your situation, with no pressure or commitment.

02.

80+ Biomarker Test & Full Body Scan

  • Comprehensive panel of 80+ lab markers
  • Full body composition scan
  • In-depth health questionnaires

Result: A complete picture of your health, so nothing gets missed.

03.

Medical Team Reviews Everything

  • Providers review your labs, medical history, and questionnaires
  • Cross-reference symptoms with biomarker patterns
  • Identify root causes, not just surface symptoms

Result: A personalized treatment plan built from real data, not guesswork.

04.

60-Minute Provider Consultation

  • Sit down with your provider for a full hour
  • Go over every result in detail
  • Build your personalized plan together

Result: You leave with a clear understanding of what is happening and exactly what to do about it.

05.

Ongoing Support & Progress

  • Continued monitoring of your labs and markers
  • Adjustments to your plan as your body responds
  • Direct access to your care team

Result: Real, measurable progress you can feel and see in your numbers.

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Med Matrix - Functional Medicine and Medspa

Address

198 Maine Mall Road
South Portland, ME 04106

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Phone

(207) 544-4643

Serving Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas

Hours

Mon: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Tue: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Wed: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Thu: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Fri: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Sat: Closed

Sun: Closed

Functional Medicine in Cape Elizabeth

Common questions about functional medicine near Cape Elizabeth, Maine.

No. Med Matrix has one clinic, at 198 Maine Mall Road in South Portland, and it serves Cape Elizabeth residents from there. For most of Cape Elizabeth it is a short Route 77 drive of about 12 to 16 minutes, past Fort Williams and Two Lights. There is no Med Matrix office in Cape Elizabeth itself.

A new-patient visit tests 80+ biomarkers, adds an InBody 770 body-composition scan and in-depth questionnaires, and includes a full 60-minute consultation with a provider who builds a personalized plan and monitors your labs over time.

That is a common reason people come in. A standard panel checks a narrow set of markers, so Med Matrix runs 80+ biomarkers alongside an InBody 770 scan and a full hour with a provider to look for what a routine test can miss. Care follows a whole-person approach that considers the many factors driving how you feel, as the NIH's NCCIH describes it.

Med Matrix is cash-pay and does not bill insurance, but it accepts HSA, FSA and CareCredit. New patients receive a $100 voucher toward the first visit, and follow-up visits are $275.

Med Matrix has a 7-provider team, including internal medicine physician Dr. Paul Laband, MD, and naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist Dr. Sasha Rose, ND, LAc. The practice has served more than 3,000 patients and holds a 4.8-star average across 190+ Google reviews.

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