Whole Health
Project

Whole Health Project is a medical-navigation and comprehensive evaluation program by Vallarta Vitality Longevity Center in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It helps people who know something is wrong but haven’t received satisfactory answers, starting with a free 15-minute introduction.

People with unexplained or persistent symptoms, post-infectious concerns such as long COVID, complex chronic conditions, symptoms after vaccination, or anyone seeking a second medical opinion. Canadians, Americans, and people already living in Mexico can all begin remotely.

Commonly reported long COVID symptoms include persistent fatigue, worsening after exertion, brain fog, shortness of breath, heart palpitations, sleep problems, joint or muscle pain, headaches, and changes in smell or taste. Symptoms can last for months. Only a qualified clinician can assess what is causing your symptoms.

We offer a comprehensive, physician-led evaluation for people with persistent symptoms after COVID-19 or another infection. We review your history and existing results to look for missing pieces and possible next steps. We do not guarantee a diagnosis or outcome.

Yes. Our physicians have functional medicine training, and Whole Health Project takes a whole-person, root-cause-oriented approach: we look at your full history, lifestyle, sleep, nutrition, and exposures alongside conventional testing. Any recommendations are evidence-informed and depend on a physician’s evaluation.

A paid remote service that includes clinical screening, a review of your existing medical records, and a physician consultation to explore what is known, what is missing, and possible next steps. The fee is confirmed before booking.

In Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. Most people start remotely; an in-person evaluation in Puerto Vallarta is considered only when it is clinically appropriate.

Yes. The website, consultation request, and educational guides are available in English and Spanish.

Seek local emergency care immediately for chest pain, suspected stroke, severe breathing difficulty, uncontrolled seizures, or rapidly worsening symptoms. Whole Health Project is not an emergency service.

No. The process can begin remotely with an introductory call and, subsequently, a Second Look review. Travel is only considered after clinical screening and a physician’s assessment of your needs and suitability.

We listen to your experience and review relevant history, including vaccination and infection history. We do not assume the cause of an individual’s illness or guarantee a diagnosis. Recommendations depend on a qualified physician’s evaluation.

The free 15-minute call is for understanding whether the program may be appropriate for you. It does not provide a diagnosis or treatment recommendations. The remote Second Look and in-person evaluation are separate services; their costs must be confirmed before you commit.

Not before evaluation. Testing and treatment options, when appropriate, depend on your medical history and clinical needs. No treatment or outcome is guaranteed; referral to a specialist or continued local care may be the best next step.

Suitability is assessed individually, including age, clinical needs, accessibility, and available services. A parent or guardian can discuss a child’s needs during an introduction. The photos illustrate inclusive care; they do not establish that every age group or condition can be accommodated.

The program is designed to include a written medical summary, an individualized plan, and remote follow-up as appropriate. Confirm the arrangements and coordination with your existing clinicians before committing to care abroad.