Not at all. We recommend starting with a Discovery Consultation, where we review your goals, symptoms, health history, and lifestyle to help determine the most appropriate level of support for you.

Blood work is an important part of our personalized approach and is strongly recommended to better understand your thyroid, hormone, and metabolic health. Existing labs can be reviewed, or we can decide which tests are needed during your consultation. Additional advanced testing is optional.

Yes. Advanced lab testing can be coordinated through the nearest Quest Diagnostics location when indicated. Testing recommendations are personalized and discussed during your consultation. Please note that laboratory services are billed separately.

Yes. Additional functional testing options, including GI MAP, DUTCH hormone testing, and IgG food sensitivity testing, are available when clinically appropriate. These can be added based on your symptoms, goals, and consultation findings.

At this time, all services are self pay and cash based. This allows for a more personalized and comprehensive level of care without insurance limitations.

Yes, HSA and FSA payments are accepted for our consultation services. We also offer optional payment plans for select programs to make ongoing support more accessible.

No. Existing lab results can be reviewed if available, but they are not required to get started. If additional lab work is recommended, we can decide on the most appropriate testing during your consultation.

Yes. Consultations and ongoing nutrition support are available only virtually for your convenience.

This depends on the program you choose. Some clients begin with a one time assessment, while others benefit from ongoing support through the 3 Month Optimization Program after their Initial Comprehensive Assessment.

Nutrition and lifestyle support can play an important role in supporting thyroid function, hormone balance, inflammation, metabolism, and overall well-being. Your plan is personalized based on your unique needs and clinical picture.