Based on everything we discussed, I believe this is the best place to begin. It gives us the time, continuity, and flexibility to care for your health proactively — not just one visit at a time.
Not a list of features — what's actually different about having care this way.
The most important work in healthcare often happens between appointments — not just during them.
It happens when someone remembers your history, notices patterns developing over time, reviews your results in context, and has the time to think carefully about what comes next.
Integrative primary care combines evidence-based medicine with a whole-person perspective. Rather than treating each concern in isolation, we consider how your health, hormones, metabolism, nutrition, sleep, stress, and lifestyle influence one another — so your care is thoughtful, connected, and personalized.
A full picture of your health, cared for by one clinician. See all areas of care →
Office and virtual visits with no per-visit fee or annual visit limits. Schedule appointments when you need care — not when it's finally worth the copay.
Priority scheduling with same-day or next-day appointments whenever possible for urgent concerns.
Secure messaging for questions, medication updates, follow-up, and care coordination — answered directly by me.
Preventive care, annual wellness visits, acute illnesses, chronic disease management, medication management, and ongoing monitoring — all under one membership.
Evaluation, prescribing, monitoring, and ongoing management for hormone therapy (when clinically appropriate) and GLP-1 medications, including dose adjustments and side-effect management.
Medication refills, specialist referrals, and coordination with your broader healthcare team when needed.
15% off professional-grade supplements whenever they're part of your care plan.
Includes your comprehensive intake visit, onboarding, and your first month of membership.
Your membership begins upon enrollment. Schedule your intake within 7–10 days to make the most of your first month.
If deeper questions come up, we go deeper together.
Most health concerns can be managed through thoughtful, comprehensive primary care. But sometimes symptoms persist despite normal labs, standard treatment, or years of searching for answers.
When that happens, you don't have to start over with a new clinician. Because I already know your health history, goals, and the bigger picture, we can seamlessly transition into a functional medicine evaluation when it's appropriate.
Functional medicine is a more structured, in-depth approach to understanding why symptoms are happening. It may include advanced testing, a detailed review of patterns over time, and a personalized plan based on what we uncover. Learn more about functional medicine →
Many patients remain in the membership for their ongoing primary care while completing a functional medicine program during a season when deeper investigation is needed. Once we've answered those bigger questions, we bring those insights back into your everyday care.
One clinician. One relationship. Care that goes as deep as your health requires.
Insurance is used for eligible services — labs, imaging, medications, and certain medical visits. The membership covers the time, access, and continuity that insurance doesn't reimburse. Your plan's deductible and benefits still determine what it pays toward those services.
Individual visits, labs, and treatment-related expenses are often eligible. Membership fees generally are not. Eligibility varies by plan, so check with your plan administrator — I can provide itemized receipts when applicable.
Not directly. Advanced functional testing lives within the functional medicine programs. But if a question comes up that calls for it, we have a middle option: a Functional Insight visit, where I order a specific test, we review the results together, and then decide whether to transition into a functional program or simply carry what we learned back into your membership care.
Of course. I'm your primary care provider, not a gatekeeper. I'll refer you when you need it, coordinate with the specialists you already have, and make sure what they find actually makes it back into your overall picture — which is usually the part that falls through.
Yes, and plenty of people do. We start with ongoing care, and if something warrants a deeper, more systematic look, we move into a functional program for that defined stretch of work — then carry what we learn back into your everyday care.
I'm licensed in Colorado and Connecticut, so if you're in either state we can keep going. Outside of that, we'll wind things down and I'll make sure you leave with your records and a clear summary for whoever picks up your care.
You absolutely can. There's no long-term contract.
If you're on the monthly plan, simply let me know before your next billing date and I'll cancel your membership. If you're on a quarterly or annual plan, your membership will remain active through the end of the prepaid term, and it won't renew after that unless you choose to continue.
I'd much rather have an honest conversation if the membership isn't the right fit than have you stay out of obligation. If there's something I can do to better support you, I'm always happy to talk.
Yes — a dedicated office space is coming to Denver's Lower Highlands (LoHi) in fall 2026. Alongside in-person primary care, it will offer additional in-office services including GYN care, peptides, and B12, NAD+, and other injections and supportive therapies. Until then, care is provided through a combination of in-person and telehealth visits.