No. I do not currently bill directly to insurance companies. There are some things eligible for HSA payments, such as lab and supplement costs. Consultation and package fees for working 1:1 with me are not eligible for insurance reimbursement. 

The all-in cost depends uniquely on the needs of the client. Generally, a person can expect to spend between $3,500 - $6,000 when enrolling in a program. 

I strive to make obtaining labs as affordable as possible. If you have a good relationship with your PCP, I can give you a list of labs to request in order for them to be processed through insurance. I partner with a few different lab companies to make lab testing affordable and accessible. All lab testing fees are included in the price of the Heal Your Hormones program. Any additional labs completed while working together are a separate fee paid directly to the lab company by the client. Commonly ordered lab tests include GI MAP, standard blood work, salivary genetic testing (for MTHFR, COMT, etc.), Organic Acids, and DUTCH. Other functional laboratory testing may be ordered if desired and/or recommended. 

Yes! Any labs within the last 12 months can be utilized. I may request that you obtain some additional or repeat lab testing to better assess your overall health and progress. 

The cost of supplements varies on the intensity of a protocol and how much support a person requires. On average, clients spend between $50-350 a month on nutraceuticals and wellness products. 

At the end of the Heal Your Hormones program, clients have the option to continue working together for health maintenance and/or more intense healing protocols (if necessary). This looks different for everybody. Most clients choose to meet either monthly or quarterly after completing the program; others choose bi-annual sessions. It all depends on where you are at in your health journey and the level of support desired. 

I have access to functional lab testing and supplement recommendations in all 50 states. I am able to work with clients outside of the U.S., but am unable to assist with laboratory testing for those outside the U.S. Certain lab restrictions may apply to those in New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.