Carolina Integrative Wellness, Cary

Carolina Integrative Wellness lists itself as cash only, so it does not say it bills any insurance plan. Our data shows no in-network carriers, and the practice's site does not state whether it accepts Medicare or Medicaid. These details are self-reported from the practice's own website, last verified October 2026. Ask the practice directly about payment before booking.

Carolina Integrative Wellness names these lab tests on its site: lipid testing, food sensitivity testing, the GI-MAP stool test, DUTCH hormones, heavy metals testing, organic acids (OAT) and stool testing. This list is self-reported from the practice's own website. Ask the practice which tests it would order for you and what each costs.

Carolina Integrative Wellness says it sees patients aged 1 and up, so its site indicates it sees children. The clinicians named on the site are Kimberly Handy, FNP-C, and Jessica Allyn, AGNP-C. We have not checked their licence status, so confirm it with the North Carolina board before booking a visit for a child.

Carolina Integrative Wellness names 12 conditions and areas on its site. Examples include hormone balance, metabolic health, gut health, fatigue, inflammation, autoimmune and eczema, and it names perimenopausal and menopausal women as a focus. Services it lists include IV vitamin therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, supplements and joint injections. These are self-reported listings, not outcomes.