Peace and Calm Health Functional Medicine

About Peace and Calm Health Functional Medicine

What is Peace and Calm Health Functional Medicine?

Peace and Calm Health Functional Medicine is a functional medicine practice at 2550 Youngfield St. in Lakewood, Colorado 80215. The only prescriber named is Dr. Jennifer Horton, DO, ABFM, IFMCP. The practice focuses mostly on women in midlife, especially during perimenopause and menopause, who feel stuck with weight, energy, sleep, or hormones. Weight loss is one of its focus areas, alongside hormone and thyroid support, PCOS, PMS, osteoporosis, cardiometabolic health, stress and anxiety, and preconception and fertility support.

Medications it names are semaglutide, tirzepatide, and GLP-1 medications in general. The practice says GLP-1 therapy is "always determined after a Clarity Call and individualized medical assessment." In its own words, it "is typically reserved for higher-support programs with close monitoring." Hormone support is offered "when clinically appropriate," and the practice also lists a program called The Hormone Lifestyle Reset. All visits are currently by telehealth through a secure portal, and Dr. Horton is accepting new patients. Hours are listed only as by appointment. The practice has a 5 rating on Google from 8 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. The one cost it states is a free 20-minute phone consult with Dr. Jennifer Horton, DO, to talk through your case and next steps. Nothing says whether medication is included in any program fee, whether insurance is accepted, or whether HSA funds or financing are available. Membership terms and cancellation are not described either. Ask for every figure in writing before you commit.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who writes the prescription. Dr. Horton is the only prescriber named, but the practice also offers referrals for GLP-1 or hormone therapy, so ask who would prescribe and who would monitor you if you were referred out. Ask whether the monthly fee includes the medication, and whether the drug is brand-name or compounded. Ask what the assessment involves, what it costs, and what follow-up visits and lab work cost, since the practice describes detailed lab evaluation.

Because all visits are by telehealth, ask where your labs would be drawn and who orders and reviews them. Ask what happens to your care if you stop or pause, and how cancellation works, including whether you are locked into a set term. Ask how to book given that hours are by appointment, and how you reach the office between visits.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are a woman in midlife who wants a telehealth practice that looks at hormones, metabolism, stress, and sleep together, and you are ready to pay cash and get written answers on cost and medication before any treatment starts. It may not suit you if you need to be seen in person, or if you want prices posted before you book a call.

Sources: drjenniferhorton.com/contact, drjenniferhorton.com/how-to-stop-weight-loss-resistance, drjenniferhorton.com/weight-loss

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