We do not take insurance. We can, however, provide you with a super-bill which you can submit directly to your insurance company to be reimbursed according to your policy. 

Our appointment fees are based on time. This ensures that each patient gets exactly what they need during each visit rather than being confined to only what insurance will cover. 

Unfortunately, insurance companies are limited in covering the things patients really need: sufficient time & personalized care. Because of this, we have chosen to step outside of the system and only accept cash, checks, credit cards, debit cards, HSA’s, FSA’s, and Care Credit. In the end, this allows patients to get the personalized care that they need. We want to put the patient first and we understand the necessity of personalized care in order to achieve optimal patient outcomes. 

Yes. We hear this every week from new patients. One of the main issues with health care today is the extreme focus on symptoms and diagnosing. At Freedom Health & Wellness, we aren’t interested in just your symptoms or just giving you a label (diagnosis). While we want to relieve your symptoms and diagnose your condition, we are much more interested in understanding why your body is doing what it is doing and what your body needs to address the root issues, begin reversing disease, and function optimally. 

For internal health-related complaints, visit our functional medicine page to learn more about the conditions we see and our approach. 

For musculoskeletal, injury, and pain-related complaints, visit our chiropractic page to learn more about conditions we see and our approach. 

No – it is not required. While we have access to some amazing functional testing (blood, stool, urine, saliva, etc.), with our approach, expensive testing is often unneeded in order to discover and address the root issues in each patient’s health case. During each patient’s first visit, we discuss (1) lab testing options for your specific case, and (2) if the doctor even thinks lab testing is needed — or just optional.  

Yes — we take Health Saving’s Accounts (HSAs) and Flex-Spending Accounts (FSAs).

Yes — we see many pediatrics patients: from newborns, to toddlers, to pre-teens. Many of which struggle with pain, immune system issues, behavioral issues, digestive issues, sleep issues, and much more. For scheduling purposes, pediatrics are considered 13 years old and younger. 

Great question! For scheduling purposes, we consider “pediatric” to be 13 years old and younger and people age 14+ to be considered “Adults.”

We consider patients 14-18 years old to fall into the “Adult” category primarily for scheduling purposes as people age 14-18 years old that become patients with us can tend to be more complex and thus need more time. 

We understand! That is why we offer a FREE 20-minute initial phone consultation with Dr. Miller below to have all of your questions answered and concerns addressed before investing any time, money, or trust. Take advantage of this risk-free time with the doctor to ask any questions, discuss your health, or simply connect. 

Simply click here to schedule an appointment and we will see you soon!