A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER WHO MEETS YOUR NEEDS HOLISTICALLY

HOW WE WORK WITH YOU

01. Initial Consultation

Before your visit, you’ll fill out a questionnaire to help us understand your needs and medical history. This ensures personalized care in a safe, nurturing space. The initial consultation is in-person or virtual, whichever you prefer.

Cost: $300, which can be applied towards a program or apply it to the month’s weekly visits.

02. Choose Integrative Medicine visits or choose a Wellness Program

Depending on your health goals and the results from your initial consultation with Anna, you’ll choose a program that’s right for you.

Cost: Programs are $550 per month, providing you substantial savings on labs, supplements, medications.

There is no risk, cancel anytime

03. Program Benefits

Each program includes access to free online resources, and weekly visits offered in-person or virtually.

If you’d like to add-on an additional program, the fee is only $200/month.

ABOUT OUR SERVICES

  • We have three monthly wellness programs, Weight Loss, Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy, and Stress/Sleep/Anxiety. Each program includes access to free online resources, and weekly visits offered in-person or virtually. If you’d like to add-on an additional program, the fee is only $200/month.

    In addition, there are a la carte options available including weekly Integrative Medicine visits for $300 a month, CBD products and IV therapy.

  • Yes, we can evaluate, treat, and although we typically attempt to try non-pharmaceutical therapies, yes, we can also write prescriptions for you.

  • Laboratory work not generally covered by insurance will be ordered at no cost to you. You will receive a detailed plan which includes prescriptive supplements and/or medications based on your discussions with Anna. In addition, you will gain access to online resources which includes information on nutrition, exercise, stress reduction techniques, health education, and more.

    Moreover, you will receive a discounted rate through the online application, “Fullscripts”, which is a pharmaceutical grade supplier of supplements.

  • In a nutshell, no. The integrative medicine visits are much longer than conventional office visits and several months to heal the body through a natural approach and is dependent on the amount of damage the body has experienced. Most insurance companies pay for only quick, infrequent, conventional visits. In many cases, the individual is provided a pill, often with side effects which results in another pill to deal with that side effect with no real resolution of the underlying problem. There are some insurance companies that pay for some non-conventional treatment visits but are often limited in the number of visits allowed.

    However, many employers are now providing their employees with health savings accounts or flexible spending arrangements, which is pretax money that can be used on non-conventional care. Research shows, that individuals who chose an integrative care approach to health and wellness often pay less over time than those who used their own insurance with their conventional practitioner.

    The Healing Ring understands the financial impact healthcare can be. As a result, we offer certain laboratory work and medications, not covered by health insurance but required to get results, free of charge for our clients.

INETEGRATIVE MEDICINE
FAQ’S

  • Integrative medicine places an emphasis on relationship-centered care where you are an active participant in your health. Differing in that care is focused on the on the unique characteristics of the individual’s interactions with the mind, body, spirit, and community.

    Health and healing are unique to the individual and may differ between two people with the same disease.

    The Healing Ring is a symbol of Dr. Anna’s commitment to you and your health. She works closely with you and your other providers in developing a personalized, “evidence-based” health plan that utilizes natural, less invasive, less costly interventions when possible. This may include both conventional and non-conventional approaches.

    Through an integrative medicine approach, you are provided with the tools to “read” your body and adapt to what it needs.

  • An Integrative Medicine Practitioner uses evidence-based practices of both conventional and non-conventional medicine in a client-centered approach to help facilitate health. The therapies are based on an understanding of the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual aspects of the individual and their external interaction within their environment and communities.

  • A Nurse Practitioner is a Registered Nurse with additional years of advanced specialized education that prepares them to provide many of the same services Doctors provide. Under a collaborative agreement with a physician, they are legally authorized to perform physical exams, diagnose, order laboratory studies, and prescribe medications.

    Source: American Association of Nurse Practitioners

  • An Acute Care Nurse Practitioner or ACNP, is a Nurse Practitioner with specialized training in treating the adult with complex, acute illnesses. Many of these clients have multiple problems and underlying conditions. The ACNP practices in the intensive care units, emergency departments, trauma units, and specialty clinics. Source: California Association of Nurse Practitioners

  • A Clinical Nurse Specialist is a Registered Nurse with additional years of advanced specialized education that prepares them to apply research-based knowledge, skills and experience to intervene in human responses to complex health and illness problems.

  • Many people have about 15-20 minutes with their conventional healthcare provider. The visit often ends with another prescription which is just a bandaid and does not identify or treat the underlying problem. These “problem-focused” visits leave out the factors that make us unique individuals.

    Some examples of these factors include our experiences and responses to stressors, trauma, childhood diseases, our individual family history, genetics, environmental exposures, family strains, lack of support systems, behavioral factors such as eating habits, reactions to certain foods, our use of drugs and alcohol use. The integrative approach takes these factors into account to help you develop a treatment plan that works just for you.

  • Yes. In fact, several research studies have found individuals who make these lifestyle changes reduce the need for prescription medications, reduce their risk for heart disease, strokes, diabetes, and are overall healthier, avoiding unnecessary hospital visits.

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