Questions are part of good care.

Yes. A consultation and appropriate clinical evaluation are required before a treatment is recommended or scheduled.

You do not need to decide that before your visit. Your provider will review your concerns, health history, goals, contraindications, and available alternatives before discussing possible options.

We may provide supportive, individualized services for some patients with autoimmune or inflammatory concerns. We do not promise to cure autoimmune disease, and our services do not replace established primary or specialist care.

For patients interested in additional medical guidance, consultation with a licensed medical doctor may be available. Contact the office for current availability and details.

Coverage varies by service, insurer, and plan. Some services may be self-pay. The final website should include the clinic’s actual billing and payment policies before publication.

No. Every therapy has potential risks, contraindications, and limitations. Screening and informed consent are essential, and a provider may determine that a requested treatment is not appropriate.

No. Website content is educational and cannot account for your diagnoses, medications, examination findings, laboratory results, or individual risk factors.

Bring a current medication and supplement list, relevant records or imaging, recent laboratory information when available, and a list of your main symptoms, goals, and questions.