Independent Medical Oversight

Produces and maintains original research resources including a Biotoxin Research Database, a Binder Compendium on toxin excretion, consensus statements (e.g., ERMI Score Consensus), and expert-authored eGuides and blog content focused on mold and environmentally acquired illnesses.

Provides education and continuing learning opportunities for healthcare and environmental professionals on the evaluation, management, and remediation related to environmentally acquired illness, including access to expert-developed guides, conference recordings, and private forums for member engagement.

The organization's Indoor Environmental Professional (IEP) Committee creates mold education, positions, and application standards for medically-sound mold/microbial assessment and remediation, and enforces an ethics policy for healthcare professional members.

Operates a public Facebook page for general updates on EAI and a private Facebook group for Non-Professional Supporting members to share information and support. Also uses these platforms to raise awareness about environmentally acquired illness.

The organization maintains several directories to connect individuals with medical, healthcare, and environmental professionals experienced in environmentally acquired illnesses (EAI), including those with prescriptive rights, other licensed healthcare providers (chiropractors, nutritionists, psychologists), and Indoor Environmental Professionals (IEPs) who assess, test, and remediate homes.

Provides a listing of Indoor Environmental Professionals (IEPs), assessors, and remediators who specialize in evaluating and improving indoor environments for medically sensitive patients. The directory includes professionals who conduct on-site inspections, interpret tests, develop remediation plans, and perform physical removal of contaminants following standardized protocols.

Operates a searchable listing of licensed healthcare providers, including MDs, DOs, NDs, chiropractors, clinical nutritionists, registered dietitians, psychologists, and other allied health professionals, who are experienced in diagnosing and treating environmentally acquired illnesses (EAI). The directory is accessible via a "Get Help" page and includes mechanisms for users to report inaccuracies to ensure data quality.

Operates a searchable listing of licensed healthcare providers, including MDs, DOs, NDs, chiropractors, clinical nutritionists, registered dietitians, psychologists, and other allied health professionals, who are experienced in diagnosing and treating environmentally acquired illness. The directory is accessible via a "Get Help" page and includes mechanisms for users to report inaccuracies to ensure data quality.

Operates a listing of Indoor Environmental Professionals (IEPs), including assessors and remediators, who are experienced in evaluating and improving indoor environments for medically sensitive patients. Assessors conduct on-site inspections, recommend and interpret tests, and produce written reports; remediators perform physical removal of contaminants following established protocols. The organization also provides guides to help patients find qualified professionals.

Lists non-healthcare professionals such as academic faculty, researchers, company leaders, wellness consultants, and allied providers who support the mission of the organization and contribute to its network.

The organization provides patient resources including positive daily practices for health, useful websites, support groups for biotoxin illness, and educational materials like articles, books, and films, along with guides for finding assessors and remediators.

Develops and publishes expert-designed resources and original research for clinicians and patients, including eGuides on mold illness management, a Biotoxin Research Database, a Binder Compendium, consensus statements (e.g., ERMI Score Consensus Statement), and a blog with practical guidance on clean indoor air and professional selection.

Offers health professionals education on the evaluation and management of environmentally acquired illness (EAI), including access to past webinars, Q&A sessions, and conference recordings from 2021–2023.

The organization offers education for health professionals on EAI, provides existing members access to past webinars and conference recordings, and maintains a public Facebook page and a private Facebook group for non-professional supporting members to raise awareness and provide updates on EAI.

Offers a range of patient-facing resources including guides on managing belongings, small particle cleaning, mold testing, and remediation; factsheets; links to support groups; curated websites; and recommendations for books, films, and articles. Also provides access to recorded conferences (2021–2023), past webinars, and promotes positive daily health practices.

Offers a range of patient-facing resources including free PDF eGuides on mold-related topics, factsheets, lists of support groups, educational media, and daily health practices. Also maintains a private Facebook group for Non-Professional Supporting members and a public Facebook page for general updates on EAI.

The organization publishes original research, including a Biotoxin Research Database and a Binder Compendium, and creates expert-designed resources such as PDF eGuides, factsheets, and blog articles for patients and clinicians on topics like mold-related illness, clean indoor air, and finding professional help.

Through its IEP Committee, establishes application standards, education, and position statements for medically-sound mold and microbial assessment and remediation. Enforces an ethics policy for healthcare professional members that includes adherence to professional standards and potential counseling or expulsion for violations.