Have you been taking the same supplements for years? Your body’s nutritional needs can change.

When is the last time you had lab testing that was unique to your body, age, symptoms and life circumstances?

Existing patients: Please click on the link below and fill out the Pre-Lab Paperwork. Once it’s complete, we’ll call you to set up the phone consult. Francie may recommend a blood draw, stool or hormone testing, or other labwork. Reviewing the labs is a separate consult (charged by time) once the results are back.

New patients: Please click the link below and complete the New Patient Paperwork. Once we receive it, we’ll contact you to complete the sign-up process and schedule your lab consultation with Francie.

The initial consultation fee is $225, with a $100 deposit collected over the phone when your appointment is scheduled.

This fee includes a 15-minute phone consult with Francie to determine what labs will be most beneficial for you. This will streamline your care and maximize your initial new patient appointment.

Complete the paperwork or call before November 30th!

Have you been told your labs are normal when your values are barely inside the reference range, or worse yet, just outside of it?

If it’s been a year or more since your last holistic health screening, you could be taking supplements that are no longer relevant, and/or missing things that would be a better investment in your health.

Not only is information and knowledge about supplements constantly evolving, changes in your health status can affect what supplements are most critical. These changes include:

• Age and life stages

• Altered lifestyle, diet or activity levels

• Health conditions, including infections

• Stress

• New medications

• and more!

Because many health conditions, such as diabetes, high cholesterol, and hypertension develop without noticeable symptoms in their early stages, we recommend routine blood screening tailored to you at least once yearly. (These labs are billable to insurance.)

Conventional yearly lab work is typically limited in scope, and doesn’t include markers that could identify risk in its earliest stages. Early identification can inform personalized, proactive interventions and lifestyle changes that can prevent or reverse illness.

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