Holistic, functional pediatric care built for the modern generation.

Conventional pediatrics focuses on treating symptoms and managing illness. Our integrative pediatric approach goes deeper — combining evidence-based medicine with functional and holistic care to uncover the why behind your child’s health patterns. We dedicate more time to understanding each child’s nutrition, environment, and development, helping families take a proactive, long-term approach to wellbeing.

A traditional annual exam focuses on physical growth, vaccinations, and screening for acute issues. At The Lanby, our baseline visit goes far beyond that. It’s a 90-minute, in-depth consultation that looks at the whole child — from nutrition, sleep, and environment to digestion, mood, and immune health.We review labs, family history, and lifestyle patterns to create a personalized roadmap for long-term wellbeing. This visit isn’t just about confirming that your child is healthy today — it’s about identifying opportunities to support optimal development and prevent problems down the road.

Root-cause medicine looks beyond surface symptoms to understand why they’re happening in the first place. In pediatrics, that means identifying what’s driving recurring issues — from digestion and sleep to immunity, behavior, or mood — by examining the full picture: nutrition, environment, genetics, and lifestyle. Our goal is not just to treat what’s showing up today, but to strengthen the systems that support lifelong health.

We see a wide range of concerns that often fall between traditional sick visits and specialist care — from frequent colds, eczema, and allergies to digestive issues, mood changes, attention concerns, and sleep challenges. We also work with families who simply want to take a more proactive approach to their child’s wellbeing, building a foundation for resilience and long-term health.

Not yet — for now, we complement your pediatrician.

Our integrative pediatric program is designed to work alongside your child’s primary care provider, not replace them. We focus on the deeper, consultative layer of care — connecting the dots across nutrition, environment, and development — while your pediatrician continues to manage routine visits, vaccines and urgent needs.

We take a food-first, evidence-based approach to nutrition. Every child’s needs are unique, so we start by optimizing what’s on the plate before considering supplements. When supplements are recommended, they’re chosen with precision — based on labs, symptoms, and developmental needs — to fill specific gaps rather than apply a one-size-fits-all protocol. Our clinicians use medical-grade brands and guide dosing, duration, and re-evaluation carefully.

Yes, we offer age-appropriate lab testing when clinically indicated. Our testing focuses on uncovering underlying imbalances — such as nutrient deficiencies, inflammation, or gut and metabolic health — that may be affecting your child’s symptoms or development. All labs are selected thoughtfully and interpreted in context, so families get clear, actionable insights rather than more confusion.

You’re welcome to add your child to the waitlist even if you’re not yet a member. However, when spots open, at least one parent must be an active Lanby member for the child to enroll. This ensures your family receives coordinated care under the same preventive, holistic framework. If you’re not a member yet, you can book a free consult call to learn more.

Yes, virtual telemedicine is included in your membership 365 days a year. Care needed outside of regular business hours is handled by our trusted team of ER Physicians. 

Home visits are not included in your membership, but they can be coordinated for an additional fee when needed.

Yes, we can send all of your child’s prescriptions to your preferred pharmacy. Medications are typically billed through your insurance by the pharmacy itself, unless they’re ordered from an out-of-network compounding pharmacy to meet a specialized need.

While we are able to provide guidance around vaccines, administration of the vaccines must be handled by your primary pediatrician. Our role is to support your child’s overall health through nutrition, lifestyle, functional testing, and preventive strategies — while your pediatrician oversees prescriptions, vaccinations, and acute care.