Inland Naturopathic Wellness Center

About Inland Naturopathic Wellness Center

What is Inland Naturopathic Wellness Center?

Inland Naturopathic Wellness Center is a naturopathic medical practice at 314 N. Mountain Ave. in Upland, California. It is run by licensed Naturopathic Doctors, including Dr. Sasha Blissett and Dr. Ayo Bankole, and its focus is broad integrative medicine rather than a single specialty: brain health, cardio-metabolic disease, gastrointestinal disorders, allergy and autoimmune conditions, skin and hair health, and joint regenerative therapies sit alongside its hormone work. Within that, it offers Women's Hormonal Balance & Healthy Aging and Men's Hormonal Balance & Healthy Aging, built around bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, hormone-modulating botanicals, and testing meant to find the cause of symptoms like fatigue, low libido, or hot flashes rather than just treat them.

The practice also runs IV therapy, neural therapy, exosome therapy, ozone therapy, and prolotherapy, and it writes at length on its site about using bioidentical hormones such as estriol, DHEA, oxytocin, and progesterone for things like menopausal sexual health and migraine prevention. One blog post compares its approach to Veozah (fezolinetant), a non-hormonal prescription drug for hot flashes, though the site frames this as an educational comparison rather than stating that fezolinetant is something it prescribes. Every new patient starts with a Discovery Consult, described as a complimentary call to see if the practice is a fit before any in-office visit.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for the Discovery Consult, for hormone testing, for office visits, or for any of the therapies listed. The Discovery Consult itself is advertised as free: "Call (909) 981-9200 today to schedule your FREE Discovery Consultation with Dr. Sasha Blissett." Beyond that first call, there is nothing on cost per visit, per month, or per therapy, and nothing about insurance, HSA or FSA use, or financing terms, so anyone interested needs to ask directly what a full workup and an ongoing hormone program would run.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who actually writes the hormone prescription and whether California law lets a Naturopathic Doctor prescribe bioidentical hormones directly or whether a supervising physician is involved. Ask whether the hormones used are compounded or FDA-approved products, since the site discusses both bioidentical compounds and a named pharmaceutical (Veozah) without saying which path a given patient would be offered. Ask what the free Discovery Consult actually covers and what the next visit costs, since testing and follow-up appointments are not priced anywhere public. Ask whether insurance is accepted for any portion of care, whether visits can be done by telehealth, and what the cancellation or refund policy looks like for any ongoing plan, including the health coaching and supplements mentioned as part of treatment.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit for someone in or near Upland who wants an integrative, root-cause workup for hormonal symptoms, perimenopause or menopause, low testosterone, or bone health, and who is comfortable with naturopathic medicine, botanicals, and supplements as part of the plan. It is a less direct fit for someone who wants a straightforward price list, a GLP-1 weight loss program, or a conventional endocrinology visit with insurance billing spelled out upfront.

Sources: inlandnaturalmedicine.com/how-natural-hormones-optimize-sexual-health-in-menopause, inlandnaturalmedicine.com/understanding-osteoporosis-protecting-your-bones-through-menopause-and-beyond, inlandnaturalmedicine.com/veozah-for-hot-flashes-does-this-new-menopause-drug-address-the-real-problem, inlandnaturalmedicine.com, inlandnaturalmedicine.com/natural-relief-for-menstrual-migraines-hormone-mineral-based-solutions, inlandnaturalmedicine.com/low-testosterone-in-men-symptoms-causes-treatment

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