Look at the Full Picture
Talk through your health history, symptoms, previous testing, and possible exposure concerns.
CIRS & MOLD ILLNESS CARE · WOODS CROSS, UTAH
CIRS & Mold Illness Treatment in Utah
Still dealing with fatigue, brain fog, or other symptoms without clear answers? Dr. Brian Rodgers and the Longevity Medicine team take the time to listen, look at the bigger picture, and help you understand your next step.
Start with a conversation with our team.
30+ yearsof medical experience
Shoemaker Protocoltraining in CIRS care
Physician-ledpersonalized attention
YOUR FIRST STEP
A clear path.
You don’t need to have all the answers.
Start with a conversation. Our team will learn what you’re looking for, answer your initial questions, and help determine whether Longevity Medicine may be a good fit.
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Request an Appointment
Fill out our short request form or call our team.
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Talk With Our Team
We’ll learn what you’re looking for and help determine whether the clinic may be a good fit.
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Schedule Your Consultation
If it makes sense to move forward, our team will help you schedule a consultation.
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Understand Your Next Steps
You’ll meet with the clinic to discuss your situation and what may come next.
Request an AppointmentPrefer to talk? Call (385) 243-1615
WHEN YOU STILL DON’T FEEL LIKE YOURSELF
Your tests may look “normal.”
But you still don’t feel well.
CIRS and mold-related illness can be difficult to recognize because symptoms may affect different parts of the body. Some people come to us after months or even years of trying to understand what is going on.
These symptoms can have many causes and do not mean you have CIRS. A personal evaluation can help determine what may be contributing to how you feel.
Fatigue & unrefreshing sleep
Brain fog & memory difficulties
Muscle pain, joint pain & stiffness
Digestive concerns
Light sensitivity & visual changes
UNDERSTANDING THE CONNECTION
What are CIRS and mold-related illness?
Certain environmental exposuresIncluding water-damaged buildings
may be linked
An ongoing inflammatory response
CIRS stands for Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome.
It describes ongoing inflammation that may be linked to certain environmental exposures, including those found in water-damaged buildings.
You don’t need to know whether you have CIRS before contacting us. If you’re concerned about mold exposure or have persistent symptoms without clear answers, our team can help you understand whether further evaluation may make sense.
START WITH YOUR STORY
You don’t need to have all the answers before you contact us.
MEET YOUR PHYSICIAN
Experience that starts
with listening.
Brian Rodgers, DO
Dr. Rodgers brings more than 30 years of medical experience to people dealing with complex, persistent health concerns.
His work with CIRS includes training in the Shoemaker Protocol and additional CIRS-focused education. His approach starts by listening to your story, looking at the full picture, and helping you understand your options.
Training focused on CIRS
Shoemaker Protocol training and additional CIRS coursework.
OUR APPROACH
Your history.
Your evaluation. Your plan.
There is no one-size-fits-all plan. Dr. Rodgers looks at your history, symptoms, and possible exposures before discussing what evaluation or care may make sense for you.
Consider Appropriate Testing
When appropriate, Dr. Rodgers may discuss testing that could help provide more information about your situation.
Discuss Your Plan
Review what was found and talk through possible treatment and next steps based on your individual situation.
WHY LONGEVITY MEDICINE
Complex symptoms deserve more than a rushed conversation.
Experience With Complex Cases
Dr. Rodgers brings decades of medical experience and focused training in CIRS care.
Time to Understand Your Story
Your symptoms, history, environment, and previous care all help shape the conversation.
Care Built Around the Individual
Evaluation and next steps are based on your situation rather than a one-size-fits-all plan.
PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
A little clarity
before you begin.
Our team can help you understand the next step.
Call (385) 243-1615What happens after I request an appointment?
Our team will contact you to learn what you’re looking for and answer your first questions. If the clinic seems like a good fit, we’ll help you schedule a consultation. Sending a request does not reserve an appointment.
Do you accept insurance? Can I receive a superbill?
Our CIRS and mold illness care is generally not covered by insurance. We can provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.
Do you offer virtual visits? Do I need to live in Utah?
Yes, virtual visits are available, and you do not need to live in Utah. Your first visit can also be completed virtually, so you don't need to travel to our Woods Cross clinic to get started.
What should I expect at my first consultation?
Your first consultation is about an hour, giving Dr. Rodgers time to understand your health history and what you've been experiencing.
Before your visit, he'll review your health history and previous lab work. During the consultation, he'll listen to your concerns, review your current health issues, and discuss what may be worth investigating further.
When appropriate, this may include additional labs or testing, educational resources, and an initial treatment plan based on your situation.
Do I need to know whether I have CIRS?
No. You can reach out if you’re looking for a CIRS doctor or have questions about mold-related illness. Our first conversation helps us understand what you need and whether the clinic may be a good fit. It does not provide a diagnosis.
How is CIRS evaluated, and what can treatment involve?
Dr. Rodgers considers your health and exposure history and may discuss testing. His approach to CIRS treatment draws on the Shoemaker Protocol. He’ll talk with you about which tests, care, and next steps may make sense for your situation.
VISIT US IN WOODS CROSS
Local care.
Within reach.
Longevity Medicine
1414 South 600 WestWoods Cross, UT 84087
In the greater Salt Lake City area.
LET’S START WITH A CONVERSATION
Find out if Longevity Medicine is right for you.
Tell us how to reach you. Our team will listen to what you’re looking for, answer your first questions, and help you understand the next step.
Call (385) 243-1615A request starts a conversation. We’ll help schedule your visit if the clinic is a good fit.
Request an Appointment
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