I do not bill insurance directly, but if you have out of network coverage, I can provide you with a super bill that you can submit to your insurance for reimbursement. You will want to check with your insurance company directly about your out of network coverage and typical amount of reimbursement. Most Flex or Health Savings Accounts (FSAs or HSAs) can be used to cover naturopathic care, as well as lab and supplement costs. Please check directly with your insurance plan if you have questions about any limitations with your account.

At this time I am operating as a specialist in naturopathic treatment of the areas of focus noted above. I recommend that you have a primary care doctor for other ongoing or acute needs. I do offer some services similar to what you can receive at primary care offices such as pap smears or STI testing. Please reach out or schedule a discovery call if you have more specific questions.

ND stands for Naturopathic Doctor. As a naturopathic doctor I have been trained to take a holistic approach in learning about the person seeking care and to recognize that the body can often heal when given the right supports. In many situations lifestyle modifications or herbal remedies can be effective, but in other cases, pharmaceutical medications or surgery are needed. In medical school we learn conventional standards of care as well as how to utilize other interventions when appropriate. In Washington state naturopathic doctors can be primary care doctors, although not all choose to be. We can also order most tests that other general practitioners can order, diagnose, and prescribe many pharmaceutical medications (excluding most controlled substances) when indicated. Many naturopathic doctors may suggest additional tests, as many patients are coming to them when they have not been able to get answers through the mainstream diagnostic process. In summary, naturopathic practices can vary widely, please read more in "My Approach" or schedule a free 15 minute discovery call to learn more.