Naturopathic Womens Wellness

About Naturopathic Womens Wellness

What is Naturopathic Womens Wellness?

Naturopathic Womens Wellness is a naturopathic primary care practice at 1295 Yellow Pine Ave. in Boulder, Colorado. Its main work is family medicine and women's health, with pediatrics, men's health and endocrinology alongside. In its own words: "We specialize in Integrative womens health and Family Medicine." Hormone balancing is one of its listed services, running from PMS to menopause and andropause, and the clinic also names PMDD, PCOS and estrogen dominance. It does not name the hormone medications it uses.

Dr. Hillary Martin is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor in Colorado and California, with a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University. She reports over 20 years experience working in health-care. Dr. Katie Reinholtz is a registered Naturopathic Doctor in Colorado, trained at the National University of Natural Medicine. Both are naturopathic doctors, not medical doctors. The clinic also offers vitamin therapy, Conscious Cleanse, Heart Medicine and BIODETOX. It is open Monday through Thursday from 9 to 5 and Saturday from 9 to 1. The phone number is 303-545-2021. Its Google listing shows a 5 rating from 140 reviews under Medical clinic.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It does not state a consultation fee, whether a monthly fee would include medication, or whether it accepts insurance. The one money detail on its pages is a plan rather than a rate. Dr. Martin plans to set aside certain days of the month as "Pay It Forward" days, when patients can seek care on a sliding scale. The clinic also has a Lab Info & Fees page, so ask for those figures before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription for any hormone medication, and whether that is Dr. Martin, Dr. Reinholtz or someone else. Ask which hormone medications the clinic uses, and whether they are brand-name or compounded. Ask whether a monthly fee includes the medication, lab work and follow-up visits, and what each costs separately. Ask what the 60 to 90 minute initial visit costs. Ask whether the clinic accepts insurance or an HSA, and whether any visit can be done by video, since telehealth is not mentioned. Finally, ask how cancellation works and whether any membership has a set term.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a naturopathic doctor in Boulder who sees women, men and children in one practice, and you are ready to ask the questions above before you pay. It is a weaker match if you are looking for a medical weight loss program, peptide therapy or longevity medicine, which the clinic does not name, or if you need published prices or video visits before you book.

Sources: naturopathicwomenswellness.com, naturopathicwomenswellness.com/our-team

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Mo 09:00-17:00, Tu 09:00-17:00, We 09:00-17:00, Th 09:00-17:00, , Sa 09:00-13:00,

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