Cascade Natural Medicine
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What is Cascade Natural Medicine?
Cascade Natural Medicine is a naturopathic practice in Surprise, Arizona, at 15278 W. Bell Rd. #103. It is run by Dr. Anne Shaw, NMD, the founder and medical director, alongside Dr. Jensen, Dr. Hoberg, Dr. Kassir, and Dr. Gilcreest, all naturopathic doctors. The practice is built around general naturopathic office visits, nutrient injections, regenerative injections, IVs and blood draw testing, supplements, and medical referrals, with hormone therapy as one piece of that, not the main focus. Dr. Hoberg is described as specializing in women's health and hormone health with training in bioidentical hormone replacement, including hormone pellet therapy, and the practice says it will write prescriptions for bioidentical hormones or low dose naltrexone when that fits a patient's plan, sometimes through a compounding pharmacy. In its own words: "Sometimes an antibiotic or bioidentical hormone replacement is absolutely the best choice." Dr. Jensen has more than 17 years of experience as a naturopathic physician. New patient visits run 75 minutes and follow ups run about 45 minutes, with office hours Monday through Saturday.
What does it cost?
No prices are published for office visits, hormone therapy, nutrient injections, or any other service. The practice does say it does not bill insurance directly: you pay at the time of service, and it accepts cash, checks, HSA, FSA, and cards. It will give you an itemized receipt and diagnosis codes you can submit to your own insurer for possible reimbursement, and it notes that private insurers often cover bloodwork or imaging it orders, though Medicare, Medicaid, and AHCCCS will not cover labs ordered by a naturopathic doctor. Ask directly what a new patient visit costs, what a follow up costs, and what hormone testing or pellet therapy runs before you book.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask which doctor you'll actually see and whether that doctor is the one who would sign a hormone prescription for you. Ask whether bioidentical hormone treatment would mean a compounded prescription or a conventional pharmaceutical, since the practice uses both depending on the case. Ask what the visit fee covers versus what labs, pellets, or medication would cost separately, since none of that is published. Ask whether telehealth visits are available if you can't get to Surprise during office hours, since that isn't stated anywhere. If you plan to submit the itemized receipt to your own insurer, ask what documentation they provide and whether reimbursement is typical for your plan.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want a naturopathic doctor's full-person approach to hormone symptoms, with bloodwork, supplements, and lifestyle changes alongside any prescription, and you are comfortable paying cash and asking for pricing by phone. It is probably not the fit if you want a hormone-only, price-transparent telehealth program, since neither telehealth nor published pricing is offered here.
Sources: cascademedicine.com, cascademedicine.com/faqs, cascademedicine.com/meet-our-staff, cascademedicine.com/about
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What we confirmed
Read off Cascade Natural Medicine’s own website on 2026-10-10. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “Dr. Hoberg specializes in women's health and hormone health, with extensive training in bio-identical hormone replacement therapy, including hormone pellet therapy.” source