Phoenix Rising Integrative Medicine

Fallon Ticer 

on Google

a month ago

For six months, I searched for a Western medicine physician who would truly listen when I said something wasn’t right. It wasn’t necessarily that they were unwilling to help—it was that they lacked the tools or training to get to the root of my issues. I was presented with invasive procedures as a way to “hopefully” identify the cause of my debilitating symptoms, but I was given little confidence that I would ever feel “normal” again. At my lowest point, I had lost hope that I would ever feel like myself again. That changed ... read more

Kendall Stringham 

on Google

9 months ago

Dr Lori has been so helpful! I was living in a home filled with mold and it was affecting and wrecking my body in so many ways. I kept going to all kinds of different doctors to get help. Dr Lori knew exactly how to help me detox and after only a couple of months my body feels like mine again and I can feel a huge difference. She really knows what she’s doing. 

Jacob Totz 

on Google

9 months ago

Thank you Dr. Earley and team. You are skilled functional medicine and acupuncture professionals. I recommend Phoenix Rising to people seeking ways to heal by addressing the root cause. 

Connies Photography 

on Google

9 months ago

Dr. Lori does an amazing job understanding her patients. She is a good listener and attentive to their needs. I have seen great benefits regarding my mood and energy increase. Doing acupuncture has helped me be more connected with my body and release tension. I’m on the journey to a better healthy life. 

Danni Veldman 

on Google

9 months ago

I was struggling with PPA/PPD, as well as inflammation. I’d worked with my doctors to try to understand what the cause was besides just being “postpartum”, but all my bloodwork came back “normal”. Working with Dr. Lori, she helped unveil that I have Hashimoto’s. It’s been such a relief to start understanding the underlying root causes behind my ailments and work with someone who seeks the fuller picture and not being content with bloodwork coming back “normal”