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What does it look like to join our family?

New patient visits include a comprehensive review of your medical history and current concerns, relevant physical exams, and treatment recommendations that are individualized to your unique needs.

Follow-up visits include a review of treatment progress, including lab or imaging results, and adjustments of interventions, if indicated. New conditions may also be discussed if they arise.

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PEDIATRICS

Well-child exams providing an assessment of your child's growth and development as well as addressing any questions and concerns that you may have as a parent or caregiver, including unbiased vaccine education

☛ Eczema/allergies/food intolerance

☛ Acute illness (colds, flu, digestive, etc)

☛ Adolescent health

Mental health & neurodiversity

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MENTAL HEALTH

☛ Hormone, neurotransmitter, & detox pathway testing

☛ Assessing for nutritional deficiencies or other underlying medical conditions

☛ Treatment options include nutrition, herbs, homeopathy, physical activity, medications, and more.

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GENDER AFFIRMATION

Following WPATH guidelines, prescribing and monitoring of medications and associated labs for gender affirmation care.

Coordination of care with your mental health provider

Connection with other community resources for additional support

Coordinating referrals for gender affirmation surgery

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REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

☛ Annual pelvic exams, including PAP/HPV testing if needed

☛ Contraception counseling

☛ Fertility & pre-conception care including optimization of egg and sperm quality with nutrient support, education around recognizing signs of fertility, and connection with additional community resources.
☛ Acute illness and mental health management during pregnancy
☛ Breastfeeding support in primary care (not lactation consulting)
☛ Postpartum complaints

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