Trusted Care
Recognized for patient outcomes
26+ Years
Deep, uncompromising expertise
Patients Served
Proven results for real people
Conditions We Specialize In Treating
Weight & Metabolic Health
Hormonal Health
Pain, Injury and Recovery
Longevity & Optimization
Energy & Fatigue
Cellular Regeneration
Our Four Clinical Pillars
Patients Served
In Clinical Medicine
Years of Trusted Local Care
Patient Satisfaction Rate
Care Packages & Bundles
Pain & Regenerative
$49
StemWave Trial
Initial mapping & treatment session
Meet Your Care Team
Deanna McNulty, DNP, FNP-C
Founder & Lead Clinical Director
Deanna founded Evexia to build the kind of care she always wanted to give: unhurried, personal, and focused on the root cause. With more than 26 years in medicine, she pairs real clinical depth with longevity protocols built around you, not a template.
Shawn McNulty
StemWave Treatment Specialist
“I am currently down 30 pounds and feel a lot healthier. Before, I was suffering with constant bloating, heartburn, and anxiety, but they are all virtually non-existent now. I can’t wait to keep going.“
“Christie helped me get to a place where I feel healthy and comfortable in my body! Now I feel capable and inspired to eat holistic food and live our happy lives!”
“I’m very thankful for the positive outlook on health and wellness I have now. Now I feel capable and inspired to eat holistic food and live our happy lives!”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a nutritionist and a dietitian?
An adjustment is an effective form of treatment that involves applying a gentle pressure to stiff and sore joints. The adjustment loosens the joint and surrounding muscles, to restore proper movement and joint function.
How often should you see a nutritionist?
Most clients start with weekly or bi-weekly sessions for the first 1–2 months to build momentum, then transition to monthly check-ins for long-term accountability and support.
Is it better to see a dietician or a nutritionist for diabetes?
A Registered Dietitian (RD) is best for diabetes because they are credentialed to provide Medical Nutrition Therapy. A holistic RD offers the ideal mix of clinical blood sugar management and whole-body lifestyle support.
Is a nutritionist worth it for weight gain?
Yes. A nutritionist helps you gain weight healthily using nutrient-dense whole foods while addressing root causes like poor gut absorption, low appetite, or high metabolism.
What is a holistic registered dietitian?
A holistic Registered Dietitian combines clinical credentials and evidence-based science with a whole-person approach—addressing root causes like gut health, stress, and lifestyle alongside personalized nutrition.