Trinity Naturopathic

About Trinity Naturopathic

What is Trinity Naturopathic?

Trinity Naturopathic is a naturopathic and regenerative medicine practice at 1224 10th Street, Suite 201 & 202, Coronado, CA 92118. The phone number is (619) 614-7439. Its main work is naturopathic care, with regenerative therapies and hands-on physical medicine alongside it. Hormone and peptide care sit inside that larger practice.

The prescribers named are Dr. Brian Trainor, IFMCP, ND, the head naturopathic doctor; Dr. Paria Fantini, ND, whose listed focus is women's health and gut health; and Dr. Andrew Keating, DAOM, who works in acupuncture and physical medicine. Hormone care is sold as a membership called Hormone Memberships. Peptide therapy is offered through consultations under Longevity & Performance Optimization, with Dr. Trainor or Dr. Paria. It does not say which peptides or hormones it prescribes. It does not list a weight loss program.

Its other services include root-cause consultations, diagnostic assessments, IV and regenerative medicine (with NAD+ and Glutathione IV named), hyperbaric oxygen, the HOCATT sauna, molecular hydrogen, clinical acupuncture, soft tissue body work and myofascial restructuring. It is based in Coronado and names nearby areas including San Diego, Chula Vista and La Jolla. It has a 4.9 rating on Google from 61 reviews, listed under naturopathic practitioner.

What does it cost?

It does not publish a consultation fee or a price for peptide or hormone therapy. Its published prices are monthly memberships. Simple Wellness starts at $129 a month and includes 10 annual doctor consultations, 2 lab panels, priority scheduling and a 15% discount on most products and services. Hormone Memberships start at $249 a month and add 4 lab panels with enhanced monitoring. In its own words: "Dedicated practitioner support for peptide and supplement protocols." A top tier starting at $499 a month is marked coming soon. IV prices start at $75 for Glutathione IV and $250 for NAD+.

It does not say whether the monthly fee covers medication, whether it accepts insurance, or how cancellation works.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which of the listed prescribers would sign your prescription and manage your care, and whether your peptide consultation would be with Dr. Trainor or Dr. Paria. Ask which peptides and hormones are prescribed before you pay anything.

Ask whether the $249 monthly fee includes medication or bills it separately. Ask whether each product is brand-name or compounded, and who supplies it. Ask what the consultation costs, and what lab work, follow-up visits and injections cost beyond the membership.

Ask whether insurance is accepted, whether HSA or financing is available, whether telehealth is offered and what the hours are. New patients are asked to text or call before a first IV, so ask how that process works. Finally, ask how a membership is cancelled and whether there is a minimum term.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a naturopathic practice in Coronado that combines a monthly membership with lab work, IV therapy and bodywork, and you are ready to ask about prescribers, medication and cancellation before you pay. If you were looking for a medical weight loss program, it does not list one, so ask about that first.

Sources: trinity-naturopathic.com, trinity-naturopathic.com/services, trinity-naturopathic.com/memberships, trinity-naturopathic.com/services/learn/iv-therapy

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