The Holistic Approach for Women
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What is The Holistic Approach for Women?
The Holistic Approach for Women is a women's health clinic at 375 N Main Street, Ste 202, Kaysville, UT 84037. The phone number is 435-268-2241. Ena Cardona-Mason is the only prescriber named, and she is listed as a Family Nurse Practitioner. It combines functional and conventional medicine. In its own words: "Functional medicine and conventional medicine are integrated to find the root cause of your concerns."
The services include bioidentical hormone therapy given as pellets, which it describes as natural and non-synthetic. They also include conventional synthetic hormone replacement, thyroid management, medically supervised weight loss, contraceptive counseling and prescriptions, lab orders and interpretation, custom all-natural supplement plans, prescription medication, and health coaching. It lists conditions such as menopause, PCOS, PMS/PMDD, acne, thyroid disorders, and mild depression or mild anxiety.
Appointments can be in person or virtual through a HIPAA compliant platform. The first visit is a one hour consultation, after which Ena orders lab work, often through Labcorp or a lab you choose. Results come back in two to three weeks, and a follow-up visit reviews them and sets the treatment plan. Later visits run about every 3 to 4 months at most, and at least once a year.
What does it cost?
Every price is per visit. A new patient visit is $250, runs one hour, and includes an assessment and test orders. It can be done online. A follow-up visit is $150 to $175 and runs 30 to 45 minutes, where results and the treatment plan are reviewed. A pellet insertion visit for hormone therapy is $300 and runs 15 minutes. The clinic does not say whether the pellet price includes the hormone medication. It does not publish prices for lab testing, supplement plans, or medically supervised weight loss. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, and it lists no membership, package, or cancellation terms.
What should you ask before you book?
Start with the pellet visit. Ask whether the $300 covers the hormone itself or whether the medication is billed separately, and whether the pellets are compounded or made by a manufacturer. Ask whether the clinic accepts your insurance, since it does not say. Ask what the lab tests will cost and whether they are billed through you or through the clinic. For medically supervised weight loss, ask which medications, if any, are used, what they cost each month, and what follow-up is included. Ask how many visits a typical year will take, and how you cancel or change a plan. Ask who writes your prescriptions, since Ena is the only prescriber named.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want one Family Nurse Practitioner to run a long first visit, order labs, and manage hormone, thyroid, or cycle-related concerns. It also suits you if you are ready to pay per visit, since the clinic does not address insurance.
Sources: holisticapproachforwomen.com
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Read off The Holistic Approach for Women’s own website on 2026-10-13. These are their words, not ours.