Dr. Susan Cucchiara, Naturopathic Doctor NYC, New York

The practice describes itself as cash only, so it does not say it bills insurance or lists any in-network carriers. It says it accepts HSA/FSA cards for payment. Whether your HSA or FSA will reimburse a given visit is something to check with your plan administrator.

The practice lists a first visit at $495, which it calls "New Patient - Virtual," for 60 minutes. It publishes virtual follow-up visits at $125 for 15 minutes and $250 for 30 minutes. It also lists a discovery call as free. These prices are self-reported from the practice's website, last verified October 2026.

Yes, the practice says it offers telehealth and lists all states as places it serves virtually. Its first visit is listed as a virtual new patient appointment. None of its named clinicians were matched to an NPI record, and no licences were checked. Confirm with your state board that the clinician is licensed where you live before booking.

The practice describes its model as membership or per visit, but our data holds no membership details or price for it. Per-visit fees are published: $495 for a 60-minute virtual new patient visit, and $125 or $250 for 15- or 30-minute virtual follow-ups. Ask the practice directly about membership terms.

The practice names these lab tests on its site: DUTCH hormones, food sensitivity testing, stool testing and mycotoxin testing. This list is self-reported from its website. Ask the practice how each test is ordered and priced, since our data does not include lab fees.

The practice says it sees patients of all ages. That is a self-reported statement from its website, last verified October 2026. If you are booking for a child, ask which of its named clinicians sees younger patients and whether the virtual format suits your situation.

Yes, the practice says on its website that it is accepting new patients, as last verified in October 2026. Its listed first visit is a 60-minute virtual new patient appointment at $495, and it lists a free discovery call. Availability can change, so confirm with the practice when you contact it.

The practice lists 17 conditions on its site. Examples include anxiety, depression, autoimmune disorders, fatigue & brain fog, fertility issues, food allergies & gut health issues, headache & migraines and hormonal imbalances. It also lists health coaching, reiki healing sessions and acupuncture as services. These are the practice's own listings, not outcomes.