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Dr. Eric Potter, MD

Concierge Functional Medicine physician, Franklin, TN

Sanctuary Functional Medicine

Dr. Potter graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School and founded Sanctuary Functional Medicine.

120 Holiday Court, Suite 2, Franklin, TN 37067
At a glance
Practice model
Direct primary care
Training
Institute for Functional Medicine certified
Patients
Adults and children
Labs and supplements
Wholesale pricing

About Dr. Potter

Dr. Potter graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School and then specialized in internal medicine for adults and in pediatrics. He is the founder and a physician at Sanctuary Functional Medicine. He completed the full Institute for Functional Medicine certification program, plus its advanced practice modules and advanced clinical training in pediatrics.

Dr. Potter practices functional medicine to treat root causes instead of surface symptoms. Leaving the insurance-based model lets him give whole-person care in longer visits. Patients in the Intensive Program work with him for at least a year.

The program treats conditions such as mold toxicity and Lyme disease. The Sanctuary providers who deliver the practice's Semi Intensive Program were trained by Dr. Potter. Outside work, he enjoys running, reading and hiking.

Membership and fees

Sanctuary Functional Medicine is a direct primary care practice.

Wholesale pricing is offered on lab tests and supplements.

Fees are not published. Ask the practice.

Services

Functional medicine Internal medicine Pediatrics Intensive Program Mold toxicity Lyme disease
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Education and credentials

Degree
MD
Medical school
Vanderbilt Medical School
Other certification
Institute for Functional Medicine certification, including Advanced Practice Modules
NPI
1730180423

Hospital and practice affiliations

Founder and physician, Sanctuary Functional Medicine

Location

120 Holiday Court, Suite 2, Franklin, TN 37067
Sanctuary Functional Medicine practice page
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Recognition and research

Teaching and research roles

Trained the Sanctuary providers who deliver the Semi Intensive Program

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Questions patients ask

Does Dr. Potter offer a membership?

Sanctuary Functional Medicine is a direct primary care practice.

Where did Dr. Potter train?

Dr. Potter graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School. He went on to focus on internal medicine for adults and pediatric care. He also completed the Institute for Functional Medicine certification program.

Does Dr. Potter see children?

Dr. Potter sees adults and children. He combines internal medicine and pediatrics training with functional medicine training.

What approach does Dr. Potter take?

He practices functional medicine to treat root causes instead of surface symptoms. Leaving the insurance-based model lets him give whole-person care in longer visits.

What is the Intensive Program at Sanctuary Functional Medicine?

Patients in the Intensive Program work with Dr. Potter for at least a year. The program treats conditions such as mold toxicity and Lyme disease.

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