Integrative Family Medicine, San Antonio

Integrative Family Medicine says it provides superbills, and it lists no in-network carriers. The practice says it doesn't accept Medicare or Medicaid. It says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your plan whether a superbill can be submitted for reimbursement. These facts are self-reported from the practice's website.

Yes, Integrative Family Medicine says it offers telehealth, and the only state it lists is Texas. One clinician's licence status was checked: Simone L Norris holds an active Texas MD licence with no public actions. For any other clinician, confirm with the Texas state board that they are licensed before booking.

Integrative Family Medicine names these lab tests on its site: the GI-MAP stool test, cortisol / adrenal testing, lipid testing and genetic testing. It also lists phlebotomy (lab draw) services. These details are self-reported from the practice's website. Ask the practice directly about pricing and how each test is ordered.

Integrative Family Medicine says it sees patients aged 14 and up. Its site does not list younger children among the ages it sees. This is self-reported, so contact the practice directly to confirm its age policy before you book.

No. Integrative Family Medicine says it is not accepting new patients. This information is self-reported and was verified in October 2026. Availability can change, so contact the San Antonio practice directly to ask about current openings or a waitlist.

Integrative Family Medicine lists 8 condition areas on its site. They are gut health, hormonal health, autoimmune disease, cardiovascular, metabolic health, mental and emotional health, musculoskeletal and dermatologic issues. These are areas the practice names, not results it reports. The list is self-reported from the practice's website.