Core Wellness Functional and Integrative Medicine

About Core Wellness Functional and Integrative Medicine

What is Core Wellness Functional and Integrative Medicine?

Core Wellness Functional and Integrative Medicine is a functional and integrative medicine clinic at 3150 N Montana Ave. Suite A, Helena, MT 59602. Its primary care is aimed at women and their families, and it describes its women's health care as designed specifically for women in Helena. Its services are functional medicine, chronic fatigue and energy, bioidentical hormones, gut and digestive health, menopause care, thyroid and autoimmune support, men's health and TRT, medical weight loss, IV vitamin therapy, and joint pain and regenerative care.

Dr. Jeff Roush is the owner and medical director and practices naturopathic primary care. Autumn Tamcke, DNP, FNP-BC is a board-certified family nurse practitioner. Hailey Seedall is a nurse practitioner certified in bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. A retired physician sees patients two days a month for platelet-rich plasma and ozone injections for joint pain. In its own words: "As medical director of Core Wellness, Dr. Roush takes responsibility for every aspect of your interaction in the clinic."

The medications it names are testosterone, NAD+, glutathione and vitamin C. Dr. Roush came to Helena in 2006. Google shows a 4.9 rating from 27 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It does not state a consultation fee, whether it accepts insurance, or whether HSA payment, financing, membership terms or cancellation rules apply.

Cost depends on the service, so ask for the total for each one before you book: the first visit, hormone or testosterone follow-up, lab work, and IV sessions.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the hormone or testosterone prescription, and whether you will see that same person at follow-up. Ask whether the hormones are brand-name or compounded, since the clinic does not say. Ask whether any recurring fee includes the medication, and what follow-up visits and lab work cost on their own.

It lists medical weight loss but does not say whether weight loss medication is offered or which one, so ask that directly. Ask whether telehealth is available, what the office hours are, and whether insurance is accepted. Before you pay, ask how cancellation works for any membership or program.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are a woman in Helena who wants menopause or hormone care from a team that also offers primary care, and you are ready to ask who prescribes, what the medication costs, and how follow-up works before you book. If weight loss medication is what you are after, call first, because the clinic does not say what it offers there.

Sources: corewellnessmt.com

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