AUM Integral Wellness, Dallas

AUM Integral Wellness says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly. No in-network carriers are listed in our data, and we have no information on Medicare or Medicaid. A superbill is a receipt you can submit yourself. Ask your plan what it will reimburse, and confirm details with the practice. These facts are self-reported from the practice's website.

We do not have a first-visit fee on file for AUM Integral Wellness. The practice lists a free 20-minute discovery call, which can be a chance to ask about visit pricing directly. Follow-up fees and membership pricing are also not in our data. Facts come from the practice's own website and are self-reported.

Yes, AUM Integral Wellness says it offers telehealth. The practice does not name which states its telehealth covers in our data. Before booking, confirm with your state's licensing board that the clinician you plan to see is licensed in the state where you are located. This information is self-reported from the practice's website and was verified in October 2026.

AUM Integral Wellness lists the ages it sees as 11 and up, so younger children fall outside the range it publishes. If you are looking for care for a preteen or teenager, contact the practice to confirm which clinicians and services are available for that age. This age range is self-reported from the practice's website.

AUM Integral Wellness names 3 conditions on its site, including anxiety, depression & anxiety, and chronic pain management. The services it lists are psychotherapy, nutritional counseling and personalized wellness coaching. These are self-reported listings from the practice's website, not outcomes. Ask the practice directly whether its services fit your situation.