Louisville, Colorado
Pediatric naturopathic house calls in Louisville
Louisville is about fifteen minutes from Erie. I see children at home from downtown Main Street to the Coal Creek neighborhoods, and by video in between.
Coming to your home in Louisville
Louisville parents tend to find me one of two ways: a friend from the rec center or a school pickup line mentions me, or they have been up at night searching for why their toddler is constipated again and land on one of my pages. Either way, the first conversation is the same free 15-minute call.
I make house calls anywhere in Louisville: the old town grid around Main Street, the neighborhoods off McCaslin and South Boulder Road, out toward Harper Lake and Coal Creek. If you are just over the line in Superior, ask; I can usually make it work.
Travel charge: depending on where in Louisville you are, a small travel charge may apply based on distance from Erie. I tell you the number before we book, never after.
What Louisville families call me about
The five things I see most, in Louisville 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 Louisville 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.
Louisville questions
Is there a travel charge for Louisville?
Sometimes a small one, based on distance from Erie. I quote it before we book so there are no surprises on the day.
Do you see newborns in Louisville?
Yes. Newborn and infant visits are some of the ones where a house call matters most: no car seat, no waiting room, and I can see feeding and sleeping where they actually happen.
Do you work with our Louisville pediatrician?
Yes, and I want to. With your permission I share what I find, and I will tell you plainly when something needs a prescription, imaging or a specialist.
Other places I go
Erie
Home base. No travel charge, and the shortest wait for a visit.
Read about house calls in ErieLafayette
Ten minutes from Erie. No travel charge.
Read about house calls in LafayetteBroomfield
Anthem to the Interlocken side. A small travel charge may apply.
Read about house calls in BroomfieldLongmont
The whole city, both sides of Main. A small travel charge may apply.
Read about house calls in LongmontWestminster
Standley Lake to the Orchard side. A small travel charge may apply.
Read about house calls in WestminsterThornton
Original Thornton to the north end. A small travel charge may apply.
Read about house calls in ThorntonReady for a house call in Louisville?
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.