# MoldCo

> MoldCo (legal entity: The Immune Co.) provides virtual care and lab testing for mold-related illness. Patients see a mold-trained provider, follow an evidence-based three-step recovery protocol, and get medications shipped to their door. MoldCo treats but does not diagnose CIRS.

## Start here
- Mold Risk Score: https://www.moldco.com/mold-risk-score
- Free resources: https://www.moldco.com/resources
- Specialized care: https://www.moldco.com/care
- Pricing and what to expect: https://www.moldco.com/care/pricing
- Testing: https://www.moldco.com/testing
- Free guide: https://www.moldco.com/guide
- Editorial standards: https://www.moldco.com/editorial-standards
- Human-readable sitemap: https://www.moldco.com/sitemap

## Testing
- Mold Health Panel: https://www.moldco.com/testing/mold-health-panel
- Starter panel: https://www.moldco.com/testing/starter-panel
- CIRS panel: https://www.moldco.com/testing/cirs-panel
- Complete panel: https://www.moldco.com/testing/complete-panel
- Home test: https://www.moldco.com/testing/home-test
- HLA-DR genetic risk test: https://www.moldco.com/testing/hla-dr-genetic-risk-test

## Education
- Articles: https://www.moldco.com/blog
- Research and evidence: https://www.moldco.com/research
- Environmental medicine: https://www.moldco.com/environmental-medicine
- Authors and reviewers: https://www.moldco.com/authors
- [Care and Treatment](https://www.moldco.com/blog/category/care-and-treatment)
- [Causes and Exposure](https://www.moldco.com/blog/category/causes-and-exposure)
- [Costs](https://www.moldco.com/blog/category/costs)
- [Mold 101](https://www.moldco.com/blog/category/mold-101)
- [Science and Evidence](https://www.moldco.com/blog/category/science-and-evidence)
- [Symptoms](https://www.moldco.com/blog/category/symptoms)
- [Testing Guide](https://www.moldco.com/blog/category/testing-guide)

## Location resources
- [Mold Doctors in NYC: Why You Can't Find One (and What to Do Instead)](https://www.moldco.com/locations/ny/new-york-city/mold-doctors): There are zero mold doctors in NYC trained in the Shoemaker Protocol. Learn why, what mold toxicity treatment looks like, and how telehealth changes everything.
- [Mold Removal in New York City: What the Building Fix Doesn't Fix](https://www.moldco.com/locations/ny/new-york-city/mold-removal): NYC mold removal guide covering remediation costs, Article 32 licensing, post-removal health testing, and why 1 in 4 people still feel sick after the mold is gone.
- [Mold Testing in New York City: What You Can (and Can't) Order](https://www.moldco.com/locations/ny/new-york-city/mold-testing): NYC has dozens of LabCorp locations but state law blocks mold illness blood panels. Here's the right starting point for New Yorkers.
- [Mold in New York City: Why the Medical Capital Has Zero Mold Illness Doctors](https://www.moldco.com/locations/ny/new-york-city): NYC has 36,178 mold complaints and zero Shoemaker Certified physicians. Learn about neighborhood risks, testing options, and how to get mold illness care in New York.
- [Mold illness doctors in Houston: how to find specialized care](https://www.moldco.com/locations/tx/houston/mold-doctors): Shoemaker Protocol-trained practitioners are scarce in Houston. Learn how residents access mold illness care through local options and MoldCo telehealth.
- [Mold Removal in Houston: What Homeowners Need to Know](https://www.moldco.com/locations/tx/houston/mold-removal): Houston's humidity and hurricane history make mold removal urgent. Learn the remediation process, costs, Texas licensing rules, and when to test your health.
- [Mold Testing in Houston, TX: What to Test, Where to Go, and What It Costs](https://www.moldco.com/locations/tx/houston/mold-testing): Learn about mold testing options in Houston TX. Compare home dust DNA testing, blood biomarker panels, and local LabCorp locations for Houston residents.
- [Mold Illness in Houston, TX: What You Need to Know](https://www.moldco.com/locations/tx/houston): Houston's humidity, flooding, and Hurricane Harvey legacy make mold illness a real risk. Learn about testing, treatment, and your options.

## Latest articles
- [Mold poisoning treatment starts with two questions](https://www.moldco.com/blog/mold-poisoning-treatment): What to do after suspected mold exposure: reduce the source, avoid diagnosis-by-symptoms, and use clinician-guided care when needed.
- [Long-term mold exposure: how to read years of stacked diagnoses](https://www.moldco.com/blog/long-term-mold-exposure): What long-term mold exposure may and may not explain about a stack of diagnoses, plus a safer sequence for checking the home, body, and care path.
- [Mold and Skin Rash: What It Can Mean and What It Can't Prove](https://www.moldco.com/blog/mold-skin-rash): Mold can trigger rash in some people, but a rash alone cannot prove the cause. Learn when to seek care, check the building, or screen a wider pattern.
- [How Much Does Mold Testing Cost? Pay for the Answer You Need](https://www.moldco.com/blog/mold-test-cost): Mold testing costs vary by the answer you need. Compare inspection, sampling, HERTSMI-2 dust testing, and body-side screening.
- [Mold Testing: The Complete Guide to Testing Your Home and Your Body](https://www.moldco.com/blog/mold-testing-complete-guide): Learn which mold tests actually work, which waste money, and how to test both your home and body for mold exposure. Evidence-based guide with costs.
- [Mycotoxin Symptoms: What They Can and Cannot Tell You](https://www.moldco.com/blog/mycotoxin-symptoms): See common symptoms linked to mold and mycotoxins, why symptoms alone cannot diagnose CIRS or mold illness, and what evidence to sort next.
- [Actinos and CIRS: how to know when mold is not the whole story](https://www.moldco.com/blog/actinobacteria-cirs-guide): What each CIRS test can and cannot tell you about actinobacteria, and where MoldCo can help interpret outside results.
- [CDC Mold Illness and CIRS: Why the Agency Has Never Evaluated the Evidence](https://www.moldco.com/blog/cdc-mold-illness-cirs-never-evaluated): The CDC hasn't rejected CIRS. It's never evaluated it. Its mold guidance still rests on a 2004 report written before 98% of the evidence existed.
- [112 of 114 studies on water-damaged buildings: what the evidence shows](https://www.moldco.com/blog/dooley-mcmahon-2020-water-damaged-buildings-evidence): The Dooley-McMahon 2020 water-damaged buildings review found 112 of 114 epidemiological studies (98.2%) support a link to single- and multi-system illness.
- [Triple positive CIRS: what the Shoemaker research shows, and what it doesn't](https://www.moldco.com/blog/triple-positive-cirs): Triple positive CIRS is a transcriptomic subset described in Shoemaker-lineage publications. Learn what the papers report, what remains open, and why it is not routine.
- [Is it mold, or something else? How to tell](https://www.moldco.com/blog/is-it-mold-or-something-else): Brain fog, fatigue, and sinus trouble have many causes. Here is how clinicians separate mold-related illness from the common look-alikes — and the sensible next step.
- [The ACOEM Mold Paper: $500/Hour Expert Witnesses and What the Science Actually Shows](https://www.moldco.com/blog/acoem-2002-mold-paper-conflicts-of-interest): The ACOEM 2002 mold paper was written by defense expert witnesses, flagged internally as advocacy, and pulled in 2015. Here's what the evidence actually says.

## Legal
- Legal index: https://www.moldco.com/legal