Whole Systems Healthcare Boulder

About Whole Systems Healthcare Boulder

What is Whole Systems Healthcare Boulder?

Whole Systems Healthcare Boulder is a naturopathic and functional medicine clinic at 2575 Pearl St Ste 230 in Boulder, CO 80302. The phone number is (720) 727-0188. It is one office of Whole Systems Healthcare, which names clinics in several other states. Its main services are naturopathic and functional medicine, acupuncture, and bodywork such as Maya abdominal massage and craniosacral therapy. Its listed service area includes Longmont, Louisville, Arvada, Golden and Denver, among other towns. Dr. Donald Spears, LAc, ND, is listed as Clinic Director, and the team also includes Dr. Shannon Curtis, ND, and Dr. Mallory Mahoney, LAc, ND. Google lists it as a naturopathic practitioner and shows a rating of 5 from 64 reviews.

Hormone balance is one of its listed conditions. Its approach there is an integrative evaluation with nutrition, botanical medicine, acupuncture, nervous system work and optional functional lab testing. It does not describe prescribed hormone therapy, medical weight loss medication or peptide therapy. "Health & Longevity" appears as a condition card about aging well, energy and long-term health, not as a separate program. In its own words, one step in its approach is this: "Investigate thoroughly to get to the bottom of what’s causing your symptoms."

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. The first step is a free discovery call, which it lists as "Schedule A Free Discovery Call." The first visit is described as a one-on-one wellness evaluation, but no fee for that visit, for follow-up, or for lab work is listed.

It does not say whether it accepts insurance, whether any fee covers medication or supplements, or what membership or cancellation terms apply. It also does not publish hours.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether it bills insurance, and whether a visit fee includes supplements or botanical medicine. Ask which practitioner would see you and what training that person has. Ask what the lab tests cost, since functional and hormone testing is listed as optional. If a hormone medication comes up in a plan, ask whether it is brand-name or compounded and who would decide on it. If you want weight loss medication or peptide therapy, ask directly, since neither is described. Ask whether telehealth is offered, how follow-up visits are charged, how to cancel, and what its hours are.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want naturopathic, functional or acupuncture care for hormone-related symptoms, digestion or stress, and you are ready to confirm fees and insurance terms before you book. If you are looking for prescribed hormone therapy, medical weight loss or peptides, call and ask first, since it does not describe those services.

Sources: wshcare.org/boulder, wshcare.org/boulder/hormone-imbalance

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