Chiropractic Practices

Ascend Functional Health

Chiropractic, functional and longevity medicine in Tampa

Service area
Tampa, St. Petersburg, Wesley Chapel, Brandon, Clearwater, Sarasota, Bradenton, Lakeland; telehealth across Florida
Location
Tampa

Story

Ascend Functional Health is a Tampa clinic founded by Dr. Alfred Alessi that brings chiropractic and physical treatment together with functional and longevity medicine. Dr. Richard Tellier leads its physical medicine side.

For pain and mobility, the clinic offers chiropractic care, spinal decompression and SoftWave therapy, along with treatment for sciatica and herniated discs. Functional medicine work includes bloodwork and stool/gut panels, DEXA scans, and plans for detox, nutrition and supplements. Longevity care covers hormone replacement, peptide therapies and GLP-1 and GLP-3 therapies, and there is an Ascend Total Care membership.

New patients go through a two-day start: a first visit with a consultation and X-rays, then a second to review the findings and the doctor's recommendations. Patients elsewhere in Florida can connect with the clinic through telehealth.

Products & services

Chiropractic care; Spinal decompression therapy; SoftWave therapy; Sciatica and herniated disc treatment; Bloodwork and gut testing panels; DEXA scans; Detox, nutrition and supplement plans; Hormone replacement therapy; Peptide and GLP-1/GLP-3 therapies; Ascend Total Care membership

Location

3916 N Dartmouth Ave., Tampa, FL, 33603

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Last updated October 16, 2026

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