Monarch Integrative Health, Denver

Monarch Integrative Health says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly. It lists no in-network carriers. The practice says it doesn't accept Medicare. It says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. These facts are self-reported from the practice's own website, so confirm payment details with the practice before booking.

Yes, Monarch Integrative Health says it offers telehealth. Its site doesn't name which states its telehealth covers. Before booking a virtual visit, confirm with your state board that the clinician, such as Franca Gardner, ANP-BC, DiHom, is licensed in the state where you will be during the appointment.

Monarch Integrative Health names these lab tests on its site: food sensitivity testing, micronutrient testing, a SIBO breath test and mycotoxin testing. This list is self-reported from the practice's own website. Ask the practice directly about which tests it orders and what each one costs.

Monarch Integrative Health lists the ages it sees as 12 and up. That means the practice says it sees adolescents from age 12 as well as adults. Its site doesn't list care for children younger than 12. Confirm age policies with the practice directly before booking.

Monarch Integrative Health names 8 conditions on its site: auto immune disease, lyme disease, fibromyalgia, long term covid, thyroid and adrenal issues, gut health, female and male hormones, and environmental illness. This list is self-reported. It describes what the practice names, not any outcome of care.