A new patient evaluation consists of approximately 60 minutes spent with your provider. You’ll discuss your goals, your comprehensive health history including your current symptoms, medications and lifestyle, and start to develop a treatment plan that fits your goals. At the conclusion of the appointment, you’ll receive follow up instructions, plans for laboratory analysis, as well as a plan for your next steps to a sustainable healthy lifestyle.

Yes, depending on the state and which provider you are seeing, we may be able to see you. Please visit each provider’s about me page for specific states. If you are from a state not listed, please contact us as we may be able to get licensed to see you.

Integrative and functional medicine are very similar. They are both specialties that look “outside of the box,” helping patients look at alternative options for their health. Instead of just treating diseases and symptoms, they both look for the root cause of these diseases and symptoms. Most importantly both specialties look at the patient as a whole by using a more holistic and comprehensive approach to their healthcare. Your best bet is a provider who embraces both. At Wagner Integrative Health, we have a team of integrative and functional medical providers to meet your needs. When choosing a provider, review the provider’s credentials and determine whether they align with your health needs. There are many clinicians who label themselves as integrative or functional and it’s important to verify the credentials and experience of anyone with whom you are entrusting your health.

Naturopathic Medicine is a philosophy of medical that embraces conventional and alternative medicine. Doctors who practice Naturopathic Medicine seek to restore health and promote wellness in their patients using some of the safest, most effective, and least invasive therapies available.

Yes. Naturopathic Doctors attend federally accredited, 4-year medical school, just like MDs. They receive a Naturopathic Medicine degree, which is recognized as one type of medical degree by the Department of Education in the United States. The training is in the same medical sciences as an MD (pharmaceuticals, imaging, labs, etc.), with additional studies in herbal medicine, nutrition, counseling, homeopathy, and more.

After your first evaluation with your provider, they recommend at least one follow-up to finalize your treatment plan and go over any labs that were ordered. After the initial appointment, the number of follow-up appointments depends on the complexity of your case and whether your provider is managing any of your prescription medications. Our goal is to minimize the number of times you need to see us and get you back in control of your own health.

We do not accept insurance. You will be required to pay in full at the time of your visit. We will provide you with a superbill at the end of your visit that will have the clinic information, your diagnosis codes, and CPT code. You can turn this into your insurance for possible reimbursement depending on your insurance benefits. Many patients are pleased to find that much of your visit may be covered or applied to your deductible. You can call the clinic in advance for information if you want to check with your insurance in advance.

Yes, you will give them the clinic name and the CPT code associated with your visit. A new patient evaluation CPT code will be 99205. A typical follow up visit CPT will be 99214.

No. If your provider orders blood work to be done, we can draw these labs in clinic. You would be provided with the cost of the labs ahead of time.

There are specialty lab kits that your provider may recommend depending on your situation. Most of these kits require payment ahead of time and are not ran through insurance. Select few will bill your insurance.

Our providers use several compounding pharmacies for specialty prescriptions and can also prescribe appropriate regular medications at traditional pharmacies.

We encourage our patients to shop locally when possible for supplements, and also use a supplement dispensary called Fullscript with direct product links if you prefer to shop online.

Unfortunately the answer is no. Our provider visits are specialty consults and not a replacement for primary care. We encourage all of our patients to retain a primary care doctor.

Yes. Patients can choose if they would like to schedule their appointment in person at the clinic or if they would like to have their appointment from the comfort of their own home using video.

For general clinic questions, contact clinic@wagnerintegrativehealth.com.