Naturopathic medicine is a distinct healthcare profession that uses a combination of modalities to address the whole person with an emphasis on treating the underlying cause of symptoms and prevention of disease. I use a variety of healing methods to create the conditions for health in your body. These methods may include lifestyle modifications, botanical medicine, nutritional supplements, homeopathy, hydrotherapy, therapeutic counseling, and routine and specialty lab testing. By addressing all aspects that determine a patient's health, I am able to help correct imbalances in the body and encourage the body's self-healing abilities to function at full capacity.

No. Insurance companies tend to exert power over healthcare providers and their reimbursement contracts generally incentivize shorter visits. In order to offer you the time and attention you deserve, I do not contract with insurance companies.

New Patient Visit: $295 / 90 minutes Follow Up Visit: $175 / 45 minutes Quick Look: $90 / 30 minutes Sliding scale pricing is available for those with low household income. Please send an email to info@meadowsweetmed.com prior to your first visit for further details.

I have a passion for those looking for support in optimizing overall health, mental health, addressing substance use concerns, digestive concerns, thyroid disorders, fertility and conception, and prenatal and postpartum care. Naturopathic medicine treats the whole person. If you feel called to schedule a visit but your health concern is not listed here, I invite you to schedule a Discovery Call so we can discuss your details further.

Yes. I work with LifeExtension Labs for those paying cash for labs, LabCorp and Quest for those using insurance for labs, and Rupa Health for all specialty testing.

Please allow 24 hours for cancellations or rescheduling appointments. This can be done via email, phone call, or text. If your appointment is cancelled within 24 hours or you do not show for your appointment, $100 will be charged to the card on file. Exceptions for emergencies will be made on a case by case basis.

I am currently offering house calls, nature walks, and virtual appointments. Research shows house calls reduce hospitalizations, improve patient safety and health outcomes, save the patient time, and improve the physician's well-being. To ensure everyone's safety, I require one virtual meet and greet at least 24 hours before the first home visit.

Yes. I can prescribe, refill, and de-prescribe medications when medically necessary. It is not common that I start patients on medications unless suppression of a symptom or a system is necessary for healing. I do not prescribe controlled substances.