Lifestyle medicine is a holistic approach to health that focuses on using lifestyle modifications to prevent, manage, and even reverse chronic diseases. It emphasizes the importance of daily habits such as nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress management, and social connections in achieving optimal health. By addressing the root causes of health issues rather than just the symptoms, lifestyle medicine empowers individuals to make sustainable changes that enhance their overall well-being and quality of life.

In short, No.

A cash pay practice has important benefits for patients and healthcare providers. First, it allows for flexible treatment options. Without insurance rules, providers can offer care tailored to each patient's needs, leading to longer appointments and a wider range of holistic services not covered by insurance.

Second, cash pay practices have clearer pricing. Patients know upfront what they will pay, making budgeting easier and reducing financial stress.

Third, this model builds a stronger relationship between providers and patients. With no insurance middleman, healthcare providers can focus on patient care without worrying about approvals, which helps build trust.

Lastly, cash pay practices can provide faster access to care. Patients don’t have to wait for insurance permissions, allowing them to get the help they need right away.

Overall, choosing a cash pay practice means focusing on your health with personalized care free of insurance constraints.

Because of scope of practice, we see patients (male and female) ages 18 and older.

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA approved as standalone products. While the original, brand name versions of these drugs have received FDA approval for specific uses, the compounded versions are made by pharmacies and cannot be marketed as approved treatments. This means that while they may be used by some people, they lack the full safety and effectiveness evaluation that FDA approval provides.

To ensure safety and quality of the products you receive, we only work with pharmacies who have high testing standards and endorse quality products. It is also very important that you follow-up with your provider to monitor you while you are taking these medications.

Technically, no. Not YET at least, but we are hoping to bring another provider for this service soon.

Currently, we specialize in lifestyle medicine and integrative methods. We recommend you continue to see your primary care provider for routine care and screenings.