Broomfield, Colorado
Pediatric naturopathic house calls in Broomfield
Broomfield is a big, spread-out city, and I go to all of it. Anthem, the older neighborhoods near Broomfield Commons, the Interlocken and Flatirons side. Your child is seen at your kitchen table, not in a waiting room.
Coming to your home in Broomfield
Broomfield families are often juggling more than one kid and more than one school, and packing everyone into the car for a forty-minute appointment across town is a real cost. A house call means the sick one stays on the couch, the siblings stay home, and I see the pantry, the sleep setup and the dog while I am there. For the kind of medicine I practice, those details are the exam.
I come to every part of Broomfield, from the north end near Anthem down to the neighborhoods around the Paul Derda Rec Center and over toward Interlocken. Video visits are there for follow-ups and for the days when nobody should be leaving the house.
Travel charge: Broomfield stretches a long way north to south, so a small travel charge may apply depending on where you are. I quote it before you book.
What Broomfield families call me about
The five things I see most, in Broomfield and everywhere else I go, are constipation and digestive concerns, eczema and skin concerns, immune concerns and frequent illness, developmental concerns and nutrition and nutrient deficiencies. Each one has its own page explaining what a visit looks like and what I look for first.
If your child's concern is not on that list, ask anyway. The free 15-minute meet and greet exists so you can find out whether I am the right fit before you spend a dollar.
How a Broomfield visit works
- We start with a free 15-minute phone call. You tell me what is going on; I tell you honestly whether I can help.
- A first visit at your house runs about 90 minutes. I bring what I need for a full physical exam.
- Follow-ups are about 50 minutes, at home or by video, whichever fits.
- Fees are published on the pricing page. Cash pay, HSA and FSA accepted, superbills available.
More on how house calls and telehealth work.
Broomfield questions
Which parts of Broomfield do you come to?
All of it. Anthem, the Broomfield Commons area, the neighborhoods around the Paul Derda Rec Center, and the Interlocken and Flatirons side. If you are on the edge, ask.
Is there a travel charge for Broomfield?
Depending on where you are in Broomfield, a small charge based on distance from Erie may apply. I tell you before we book.
Do you take insurance for Broomfield visits?
No. Visits are paid directly; I accept HSA and FSA cards and provide a superbill you can submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Fees are on the pricing page.
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Read about house calls in ThorntonReady for a house call in Broomfield?
Start with the free meet and greet. Tell me where you are and what's going on.
By appointment, Monday through Friday. Weekend visits available.