Innovation Health, Charlotte

Innovation Health describes itself as in-network for insurance, according to its own website. The site does not name which carriers it works with, and it does not say whether it accepts Medicare or Medicaid. This is self-reported. Check directly with the practice and your plan before booking.

Innovation Health does not publish a first-visit fee on its website, and it lists no follow-up prices either. The practice says it offers a free discovery call, which is the only price-related detail it publishes. Ask the practice for current visit fees before booking.

Innovation Health names these lab tests on its website: food sensitivity testing, a SIBO breath test, and stool testing. These details are self-reported by the practice. It also lists services including chiropractic, custom foot orthotics and nutritional health mapping. Ask the practice how testing is ordered and billed.

Innovation Health names 7 conditions on its site. They are gut health and digestive issues, hormonal imbalance, blood sugar and metabolic health, autoimmune conditions, migraines and chronic headaches, sciatica (radiating leg pain), and thyroid function. These are self-reported listings, not outcome claims. The clinicians named, Brad Wolf, D.C. and Lauren Pepper, D.C., list DC credentials. Confirm their licence status with the state board.