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- Specialized careHow MoldCo care works, what is included, and care FAQ.
- Pricing and what to expectCare pricing, refunds, insurance, and checkout context.
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Testing
Testing overview and product pages for health panels, home testing, and genetic risk context.
- Testing overviewCompare test paths and learn how testing works.
- Mold Health PanelMoldCo health panels look at biomarkers a provider can interpret alongside symptoms, exposure history, and home findings.
- Starter PanelThe Starter Health Panel is a lower-friction way to begin body-side screening when mold exposure is plausible but the full picture is still forming.
- CIRS PanelThe CIRS Health Panel supports a more detailed review when symptoms, history, and exposure suggest a complex inflammatory response.
- Complete PanelThe Complete Health Panel gives your provider the broadest MoldCo biomarker view when you need more than a starter screen.
- Home TestThe MoldCo Home Test helps screen settled dust for mold species associated with water-damaged buildings so you can understand the environment, not diagnose yourself.
- Genetic Risk TestThe HLA-DR/DQ test can help contextualize genetic susceptibility as one clue in a broader clinical and environmental picture.
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- Editorial standardsHow MoldCo writes, reviews, sources, updates, and corrects content.
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- Environmental medicineHow environmental medicine fits MoldCo's care model.
- Our storyCompany story, providers, and partner context.
- Authors and reviewersNamed MoldCo authors, medical reviewers, and environmental reviewers.
- FAQCommon questions about mold care, testing, and site boundaries.
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Topic hubs for the MoldCo article library. Individual articles are listed below.
- Mold 101Start with the basics: what mold is, why water-damaged buildings matter, and how to make sense of the bigger picture.
- SymptomsBrain fog, fatigue, sinus issues, skin changes, and the overlapping patterns that make mold-related illness hard to spot.
- Causes and ExposureHow mold grows, where exposure hides, what home testing can and cannot tell you, and when remediation matters.
- Testing GuideHow to think about body-side biomarkers, home dust testing, mycotoxins, VCS testing, and what each result can change.
- Care and TreatmentProvider-guided care, binders, antifungals, telehealth, protocol sequencing, and what recovery usually involves.
- CostsPlain-language guidance on inspection, remediation, testing, treatment, and the cost of waiting.
- Science and EvidenceResearch, position statements, CIRS evidence, and the scientific debates behind mold-related illness care.
Locations
Indexable location resources for mold care, doctors, testing, and remediation decisions.
- Location resourcesBrowse all current location pages.
- New York City, NYNYC 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.
- New York City, NY: mold doctorsThere are zero mold doctors in NYC trained in the Shoemaker Protocol. Learn why, what mold toxicity treatment looks like, and how telehealth changes everything.
- New York City, NY: mold removalNYC 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.
- New York City, NY: mold testingNYC has dozens of LabCorp locations but state law blocks mold illness blood panels. Here's the right starting point for New Yorkers.
- Houston, TXHouston's humidity, flooding, and Hurricane Harvey legacy make mold illness a real risk. Learn about testing, treatment, and your options.
- Houston, TX: mold doctorsShoemaker Protocol-trained practitioners are scarce in Houston. Learn how residents access mold illness care through local options and MoldCo telehealth.
- Houston, TX: mold removalHouston's humidity and hurricane history make mold removal urgent. Learn the remediation process, costs, Texas licensing rules, and when to test your health.
- Houston, TX: mold testingLearn about mold testing options in Houston TX. Compare home dust DNA testing, blood biomarker panels, and local LabCorp locations for Houston residents.
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- Legal indexAll public MoldCo legal documents.
- MoldCo Accessibility StatementMoldCo accessibility statement for website access, accommodations, and support contact options.
- MoldCo Member Subscription AgreementMember Subscription Agreement for MoldCo platform services, account access, fees, cancellation, and non-clinical service terms.
- MoldCo Notice of Privacy PracticesHIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices describing how MoldCo-affiliated practices may use and disclose protected health information.
- MoldCo Privacy Policy and PracticesMoldCo Privacy Policy covering personal information collection, use, disclosure, cookies, and privacy choices.
- MoldCo Telehealth ConsentInformed consent for telehealth services, including benefits, risks, privacy, emergencies, genetic testing, and electronic signature consent.
- MoldCo Terms of Use and Platform TermsTerms of Use for MoldCo's marketing site, platform services, third-party provider relationships, payments, and dispute terms.
- Telehealth Consent for Laboratory ServicesConsent terms for MoldCo-facilitated lab testing and telehealth laboratory services.
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Mold 101
- Is it mold, or something else? How to tellBrain 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.
- Black Mold: The Complete Guide to Testing, Health Risks, and What to Do NextLearn what black mold really is, why air tests miss it, and how to test your home and body. Science-backed guide with clear next steps.
- What is toxic mold? A clear guide to mycotoxins, health risks, and what to do nextToxic mold produces mycotoxins that can trigger chronic inflammation in susceptible people. Learn what makes mold toxic, who's at risk, and your next steps.
- Understanding Toxic Mold: Risks and PreventionToxic mold is a term that often evokes concern and caution, especially among homeowners and health-conscious individuals.
- Understanding Common Types of Household MoldLearn the common types of household mold, where they grow, what they may mean for health, and when to inspect, remediate, or test further.
- Navigating the Complex Health Risks in Water-Damaged BuildingsWater damage within buildings is a catalyst for a complex ecosystem of microorganisms, which can pose various health risks to occupants.
Symptoms
- Long-term mold exposure: how to read years of stacked diagnosesWhat 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 ProveMold 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.
- Does Mold Only Cause Allergies? What 20 Years of Research Actually ShowsA direct rebuttal to the allergy-only mold claim: NIEHS, McMahon, SAIIE, and controlled studies point to innate immune activation beyond IgE allergy.
- Brain fog from mold: why it happens and what to do about itMold exposure causes brain fog through measurable inflammation, blood-brain barrier disruption, and hormone collapse. Learn the mechanism, the biomarkers, and your next step.
- Black Mold Symptoms: What They Really Look LikeBlack mold symptoms go beyond coughing. Learn the cognitive, neurological, and inflammatory signs of Stachybotrys exposure and what to do next.
- Mold Exposure Symptoms: What Your Body Is Telling YouMold exposure symptoms go far beyond allergies. Learn which symptoms across your body systems may point to mold-related illness, and what to do next.
- Negative mold allergy test but still sick? Mold allergy vs. mold illnessStandard allergy tests miss mold illness (CIRS) in 75% of cases. Learn why allergists can't help, what tests actually work, and how to find proper treatment.
- 10 Warning Signs of Mold Toxicity (and What to Do About Them)Mold toxicity isn't one symptom. It's a pattern. Learn the 10 warning signs that point to mold-related illness and what your next step should be.
- Reducing mold exposure in a contaminated environment: practical stepsLiving in a mold-contaminated space is hard. Learn practical ways to reduce exposure, prioritize next steps, and lower risk when moving is not immediate.
- Mold Canaries: Sentinels of Health in a Mold-Infested WorldThe term "mold canary" may not be widely recognized, but for those sensitive to the presence of mold, it is a lived reality that can have profound health implications.
- Unveiling the Mystery of Mold Canaries: The Human Detectors of Fungal HazardsIn the realm of environmental health, the term "mold canary" has emerged as a significant concept, akin to the proverbial canary in a coal mine.
- Are You Living with Mold? Recognizing the Signs and Taking ActionMold is an ever-present part of our environment, but it's when it starts growing within our homes that it becomes a cause for concern.
- Mold Exposure: What You Need to Know for a Healthier HomeMold is a ubiquitous part of our environment, but it's when it starts growing indoors that we need to pay attention.
Causes and Exposure
- Black Mold Removal: How to Treat the Building and the BodyLearn how to safely remove black mold, verify your remediation worked, and assess whether your body needs its own treatment path.
- Black Mold in Shower: Why It Grows, How to Remove It, and When to TestBlack mold in shower grout and caulking comes back because scrubbing treats the surface, not the cause. Learn what actually works and when to test your air.
- Mold Inspection and Detection: How to Find What's Hiding in Your HomeLearn how DNA-based dust testing, professional inspections, and DIY methods detect mold. Understand HERTSMI-2 scores and what to do next.
- Why Killing Mold Makes You Sicker (and What Real Remediation Actually Looks Like)Dead mold is as dangerous as living mold. Learn what professional remediation requires, how to vet contractors, what it costs, and what to do if symptoms persist.
- Indoor Air Quality and Mold: What You Need to KnowIndoor air can be 2-5x more polluted than outdoor air. Learn how mold degrades air quality, why standard tests miss the real danger, and what to do next.
- How to Interpret Your ERMI and HERTSMI-2 Scores: A Step-by-Step GuideLearn how to read ERMI and HERTSMI-2 mold test scores with clear thresholds, decision trees, and next steps backed by peer-reviewed research.
- Unlocking the Mystery of Mold: Why It Grows and How to Stop ItMold is a natural part of the environment, playing a crucial role in breaking down organic matter outdoors.
- Mold: A Hidden Threat to Structural Integrity in BuildingsMold is often dismissed as a mere cosmetic issue, but its potential to inflict structural damage on buildings is a serious concern that should not be overlooked.
- The Prevalence of Mold in Homes: Understanding the Risks and StatisticsMold is common in damp homes and can affect health, comfort, and repairs. Learn what raises risk, where mold hides, and what to do next.
- Understanding Mold Growth in Homes: Causes and PreventionMold is a common issue in many households, thriving in damp, warm, and humid conditions. It can grow on almost any surface, from walls and ceilings to carpets and furniture.
Testing Guide
- Mold Testing: The Complete Guide to Testing Your Home and Your BodyLearn 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 YouSee common symptoms linked to mold and mycotoxins, why symptoms alone cannot diagnose CIRS or mold illness, and what evidence to sort next.
- Blood tests vs. environmental tests for mold: you probably need bothBlood tests measure your body's inflammatory response to mold. Environmental tests measure your home. Here's why choosing one over the other keeps people stuck.
- Why we don't use online VCS testingVCS testing was validated for clinical settings, not consumer screens. Learn why MoldCo chose symptom clusters and blood biomarkers instead.
- Mold Illness Testing: The Complete Guide to Getting AnswersWhich mold illness tests actually work, which to skip, and how to start. Blood biomarkers, urine tests, home testing, and costs explained.
- Urine Mycotoxin Test Accuracy: What Do They Really Show?Evidence-based guide to urine mycotoxin test accuracy, limits, false context, and which tests better measure mold-related inflammatory illness.
Care and Treatment
- Mold poisoning treatment starts with two questionsWhat to do after suspected mold exposure: reduce the source, avoid diagnosis-by-symptoms, and use clinician-guided care when needed.
- Cholestyramine side effects: what to expect and when to talk to your providerCholestyramine side effects cause 34-60% of patients to quit. Learn what's normal, what's not, and why colesevelam may be a better-tolerated option.
- Who Actually Treats You at MoldCo?Meet the MoldCo care team: certified nurse practitioners, physician medical direction, and a protocol informed by mold-illness research.
- Telehealth Mold Toxicity Treatment: How to Access Specialist Care From HomeFew Shoemaker-certified practitioners serve mold-illness patients. Telehealth mold toxicity treatment can remove the geography barrier. Here's how it works.
- Antifungals for mold exposure: what the evidence actually showsAntifungals are widely prescribed for mold illness, but the research shows mold exposure is inflammatory, not infectious. Review the evidence and alternatives.
- Why Our Mold Treatment Approach Minimizes SupplementsWhy MoldCo's CIRS-informed care starts with prescription binders and sequencing instead of large supplement stacks.
- Binder Constipation: Why It Happens and How to Fix ItBinder constipation is caused by bile acid depletion, not fiber deficiency. Learn the mechanism and targeted strategies that work during mold treatment.
- The Shoemaker Protocol: A step-by-step guide to treating mold-related illnessLearn the three phases of the Shoemaker Protocol for treating mold toxicity: Detox, Clear, and Repair. A practical guide from MoldCo.
- CIRS Treatment Protocol: Your Evidence-Based Roadmap to RecoveryA practical guide to the Shoemaker Protocol for CIRS treatment, from diagnosis and binders to VIP therapy, timelines, and recovery expectations.
- A Guide to Omega-3s for Mold Toxicity and CIRSLearn how omega-3s relate to CIRS and mold toxicity, with clear guidance on inflammation, EPA/DHA, and how to choose a quality supplement.
Costs
- How Much Does Mold Testing Cost? Pay for the Answer You NeedMold testing costs vary by the answer you need. Compare inspection, sampling, HERTSMI-2 dust testing, and body-side screening.
- Mold Remediation Cost: What You'll Actually Pay in 2026Mold remediation costs $1,200 to $3,750 for most projects. Learn what drives the price, when standard quotes fall short, and how to verify the job was done right.
- Financial Assistance for Mold: How to Pay for Remediation, Treatment, and DisplacementMold illness creates three separate financial crises. Here's how to fund each one, from insurance carve-outs and FEMA assistance to HSA/FSA accounts and tenant protections.
- Mold's Economic Impact: The Hidden Costs of Structural Damage in BuildingsWhile mold is often considered a minor nuisance, its ability to cause structural damage in buildings carries significant economic implications.
Science and Evidence
- Actinos and CIRS: how to know when mold is not the whole storyWhat 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 EvidenceThe 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 showsThe 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'tTriple 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.
- The ACOEM Mold Paper: $500/Hour Expert Witnesses and What the Science Actually ShowsThe 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.
- ACMT 2025 mold position statement: what it covers, what it doesn'tThe ACMT 2025 mold position statement addresses mycotoxicosis, not CIRS. We break down its 32 references, what they actually evaluate, and what they leave out.
- CIRS Survival Guide: When You Can't Afford to MoveBroke, sick, stuck in a moldy home? An honest guide to CIRS when you can't afford to move - what actually works, what to skip, and a $56 starting point.
- Why Nobody Else in Your Building Is Sick (and You Can't Get Out of Bed)CIRS is a genetic inflammatory condition that explains why mold makes some people severely ill while others feel nothing. Learn the science behind the 24/76 split.
- Is CIRS a Real Diagnosis? What the Peer-Reviewed Evidence ShowsCIRS has more published evidence than ME/CFS, which the CDC already recognizes. Here's what the peer-reviewed literature actually says.