Foundations Family Medicine, Lakewood

Foundations Family Medicine says it provides superbills rather than listing in-network insurance. It names no in-network carriers on its site. The practice says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Whether your plan reimburses anything from a superbill is between you and your insurer, so check with them before your visit. These details are self-reported from the practice's own website.

Foundations Family Medicine does not publish a first-visit price in our data. It lists a 90-minute first visit and a per-visit model, and it offers a free, 15 min discovery call. Ask the practice for current fees before booking. These details are self-reported from the practice's website and were last verified October 2026.

Yes. Foundations Family Medicine says it offers telehealth and lists Colorado (CO) as its telehealth state. It names no other states. The practice's clinicians were not matched to NPI records, and no licences were checked. Confirm with the state board that the clinician is licensed in the state where you will be during the visit.

No membership is recorded for Foundations Family Medicine in our data. The practice lists a per-visit model, with a 90-minute first visit. It also offers a free, 15 min discovery call. These details come from the practice's own website and are self-reported, so confirm current options with the practice directly.

Foundations Family Medicine does not name specific lab tests on its site. Among its services it lists "draw any labs." Other listed services include medical nutrition therapy (MNT), craniosacral therapy and herbal medicine made in office. Ask the practice which tests it orders and how lab fees are billed. These details are self-reported.

Yes. Foundations Family Medicine says it sees all ages. Its site also lists naturopathic pediatrics among the 8 conditions and areas it names. Clinicians named on the site are Jessie Miller, ND, and Kelsey Martin, MS, CNS, LDN. Credentials are self-reported and were not checked, so confirm licensure with the state board.

Foundations Family Medicine lists 8 conditions and areas on its site: digestive health, hormones, naturopathic pediatrics, fertility and pre-conception, preventative medicine/longevity, metabolic health, autoimmune flares, and unexplained fatigue or brain fog. Listing a condition is not a claim about outcomes. Functional medicine is an approach, not a licence. Credentials listed are self-reported and were not checked.