1. What is a naturopathic doctor?
Naturopathic doctors are trained in 4-year accredited medical schools in both natural and conventional treatments. They treat the whole person, not just symptoms—focusing on root causes of illness and creating personalized care plans that support the body’s natural ability to heal.
2. What conditions do you treat?
Our services are beneficial for a wide range of concerns, including hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, fatigue, autoimmune conditions, thyroid health, Lyme disease, high cholesterol and more. While these are areas of speciality, everyone is welcome to receive care tailored to their unique needs.
3. What can I expect at my first visit?
Your initial visit is typically 60 minutes and includes a thorough discussion of your health history, lifestyle, and goals. We’ll review any labs you may have, and if needed, we’ll recommend additional testing. Together, we’ll create a personalized care plan.
5. Do you order labs?
Yes. We can recommend both conventional labs and specialized functional medicine testing if appropriate. Insurance can be used for all conventional lab testing. Specialized kits are typically out-of-pocket.
5. Can you be my primary care doctor?
No, Naturopathic care is complementary to conventional medicine. We recommend maintaining a relationship with your primary care physician for routine screenings, urgent concerns, and prescriptions.
6. Do you see patients virtually?
Yes, telehealth visits are available nationwide.
7. Do you take insurance?
We’re a cash-based practice to make sure your care stays personalized. We can help guide you on how to use out-of-network benefits if you have them.
8. What are your rates?
First visit - $250
Follow up visit - $125
Note: If we have worked with you at a previous practice, your first visit will be billed at the follow-up rate.
New discounted SUNY New Paltz student rates - First visit $150
9. What is your cancellation policy?
No-shows and late cancellations (within 24 hours) are charged $50
