Carolina Total Wellness, Raleigh

Carolina Total Wellness says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly, and we have no in-network carriers on record. The practice says it doesn't accept Medicare or Medicaid. It says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your insurer what, if anything, it will reimburse from a superbill.

Carolina Total Wellness publishes a first-visit price of $965 for its "Initial Functional Medicine New Patient Consultation." It lists the visit length as not stated. A follow-up, listed as "Medical Office Visit or Video Follow up 60-Minutes," is published at $385. The practice describes its model as per visit.

Yes, Carolina Total Wellness says it offers telehealth, including video follow-ups. Our data shows no specific states named for telehealth. Two clinicians list North Carolina MD licences, but we have not checked their status. Confirm with your state medical board that the clinician is licensed where you are located.

We have no membership on record for Carolina Total Wellness. The practice describes its model as per visit, with a published first consultation of $965 and a 60-minute follow-up of $385. Check the practice's site for any changes.

Carolina Total Wellness says it sees patients aged 13 and up. That includes teenagers from age 13 but not younger children, based on what the practice lists. Contact the practice directly to confirm its age policy before booking.

Carolina Total Wellness lists 20 conditions on its site. Examples include autoimmune diseases, cardiac and stroke risk factors, depression, anxiety, insomnia, attention deficit disorder, digestive conditions and chronic fatigue syndromes. It also lists services such as a health coach, nutritional supplements and sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT). These are self-reported listings, not outcome claims.