Wild Woman Medicine does not accept insurance.

Instead, I offer care through a monthly membership.

Not because I wanted to be exclusive.
Not because it’s trendy or elevated.

But because this is not a typical primary care practice.

And I am not a typical doctor.

I bring more than medicine into the room.
I bring presence, intuition, experience, and a way of seeing the whole person.

And I need the freedom to practice that fully.

I am the Wild Woman.

Thirty years as a family physician have given me a deep understanding of the cycles of life.
~A perpetual learner, I respect the science and power of medicine.

Sixty years as a woman have taught me the importance of pleasure, connection, and community.
~A lifelong seeker, I trust the deeper, quieter magic of healing.

Insurance companies have stripped the art out of medicine. I chose not to stay hostage to that system.

The Direct Primary Care model allows me to return to what medicine was always meant to be:

Relational. Unrushed. Thoughtful. Whole.

At Wild Woman Wellness Medicine, I’ve said no to the system that serves metrics over people.

Instead of serving insurance companies, I serve you.

And in doing so, I practice with joy again.

With the freedom to show up fully,
as a physician,
as a healer,
as the Wild Woman.

What I have created includes:

• No rushed visits. We are not limited to 15-30-minute appointments to see 25 patients a day

• Smaller, more intimate practice setting

• Direct access by text, phone, or messaging

• Same-day or next-day appointments when you need them

• A real relationship with a doctor and staff who know you

• Care focused on prevention, not just reacting to problems

• Transparent pricing, no surprise bills or copays

• Fewer barriers, no insurance approvals or hoops

• Better coordination of labs, imaging, and referrals

• Discounted labs in many cases

• Continuity and consistency in your care over time with a physician who knows you well.

  Your insurance can still be used to cover all the other medical services you are accustomed to: labs, prescriptions, imaging, specialists, hospitalizations, etc.